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<blockquote data-quote="snow2" data-source="post: 418571" data-attributes="member: 7990">Primitive&nbsp; camping you say?Spent many years traveling via canoe&nbsp; here in n.e. Minnesota, Gods country,few ppl,sometimes&nbsp; none..No glass,no cans, no plastic allowed,#3 duluth&nbsp; back pack for our grub,and utensils,one&nbsp; small fry pan ,fish seasoning&nbsp; to everyone 's liking,lemon pepper was always good,couple packets of dry tang,most if not all lakes in this wilderness area fresh water full of giradia micro organism,boil our water,two seperate containers, tang in one,drinking water in the other.Good supply of raman noodles,dry trailmix and fingers crossed everyday for a fish fry,we snuck in a small container of peanut oil for fish fry's,hit multiple&nbsp; camp sites often or in known good fishing waters setup a base&nbsp; camp most lakes we encountered unknown&nbsp; fish species,no live bait,most lakes had bass sm_large mouth,pike,walleye and clear deep lakes,&quot;lake trout &quot;, great fun once you settle in on primitive mode,dry eggs and&nbsp; some camp sites,usually&nbsp; islands had crusty red crayfish we added to our eggs,( mini lobster tails) as bear country ,for bear deterant a packet of blackcat bottle rockets came in handy&nbsp; many times.great memories&nbsp; on this thread.thanx.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="snow2, post: 418571, member: 7990"] Primitive camping you say? Spent many years traveling via canoe here in n.e. Minnesota, Gods country,few ppl,sometimes none.. No glass,no cans, no plastic allowed,#3 duluth back pack for our grub,and utensils,one small fry pan ,fish seasoning to everyone 's liking,lemon pepper was always good,couple packets of dry tang,most if not all lakes in this wilderness area fresh water full of giradia micro organism,boil our water,two seperate containers, tang in one,drinking water in the other. Good supply of raman noodles,dry trailmix and fingers crossed everyday for a fish fry,we snuck in a small container of peanut oil for fish fry's,hit multiple camp sites often or in known good fishing waters setup a base camp most lakes we encountered unknown fish species,no live bait,most lakes had bass sm_large mouth,pike,walleye and clear deep lakes,"lake trout ", great fun once you settle in on primitive mode,dry eggs and some camp sites,usually islands had crusty red crayfish we added to our eggs,( mini lobster tails) as bear country ,for bear deterant a packet of blackcat bottle rockets came in handy many times.great memories on this thread.thanx. [/QUOTE]

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