The Moose does get a bit low that time of year but nothing to slow things down too much. Most of the time you’ll just have to deal with bottoming out and the occasional foot over the side to help push off. There are a couple spots where you might have to hop out if the water gets ankle deep. Compared to other rivers that time of year like the Horse, or Pickett creek flowing into Mudro it’s no big deal.

If you have time before or after your trip there is a nice view from high atop a bluff just before the river starts to zig-zag south of Nina Moose. It’s a bit of a climb but the view is nice, allowing you to see Nina Moose in the distance.

The river is aptly named as I think I’ve seen more moose on that river than dang near anywhere else!

Chris