Read this last summer, and thought it was a great book also. I dont agree with everything cliff says but really liked his ideas on logistics, planning and gear selection for northern fly in trips.

I'd venture to guess that anyone familiar with wilderness canoeing knows who Cliff Jacobson is, or has at least heard of him. Cliff has authored numerous books, although I would say that Expedition Canoeing is probably the best, most comprehensive one. The book covers most every aspect of wilderness canoeing, from planning a trip through execution. While it does tend towards the big, northern river trips, almost every principle can be related to the BW/Q. This is a good read, especially for one who might be new(er) to the wide world of wilderness canoe tripping.

Ranger