We caught lakers pretty easily on both Aegean & Wrist.  On Wrist Lake, there is a small island adjacent & just west of the big island in the north central part section of the lake where there was clear evidence of woodland caribou activity (probably calving a month or so earlier).   Kingfisher's bloodied & much beat-up party camped on that big island just after "escaping" from fire-ravaged Adventure & JigSaw lakes due west of Wrist Lake.  None of us saw the caribou, just their droppings.

The park office can provide you with a booklet that is jam-packed with useful maps detailing canoe routes, caribou activity, and fish productivity by species & lake.  You should also be able to access this information in pdf form on-line.  If I remember, I will post a link to the information when I get back to my home computer (I have it stored in my "favorites").  Other than talking to experts like Supt. Doug, Asst. Supt. Claire, Martin Kehoe, or Albert at Goldseekers, I can think of no better way to plan a WCPP "dream route" than to use the great info in their booklet to set your course.

I haven't had time to search the forum but something tells me that the link I'm speaking of may already be referenced in one of the other WCP threads.

Jimbo   8-)