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Posted on: Nov 22^nd, 2002 at 11:25am

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We paddled the Namekegon/St Croix a few years ago. It's a great route. Great set up for canoe camping and FREE. We started downstream of Trego and ended at Grantsburg. 3 days.

The Namekegon is more intimate. We saw so many bald eagles on this river we stopped counting. Good fishing too!

Except for the Kettle Rapid section of the St Croix I liked the Nam better. Kettle Rapids is 5 miles of continous swifts and CI-II raps.

Posted by: Riversend Posted on: Oct 18^th, 2002 at 12:26am	Quote
I stoped by a put in on the St. Croix in early May. what I saw from there looked very interesting.I will check it out further in the future.

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