Beaver Patrol
Braeburn to Carmacks Expedition via Waterways.
Section Three: Klusha Creek. KM 295 [61°36'2.6"N/135°51'30.2"W] Put-in to Twin Lakes.
Due to the unknown factor of the water-level and navigation difficulties I decided against taking my Fuji X-T1 along. Unfortunately that means less image quality and some skies blown out because LCD's are no longer usable for me outdoors without glasses. This one was photographed with my old FZ35.
I couldn't find any information of previous attempts to paddle this river system and I doubt many have, as the water level is quite low. This means dragging the boat behind for long stretches, climbing over numerous log jams and beaver dams, and diving under overhanging brush and sweepers. There were some really bad obstructions in this section, but the creeks scenery changes a lot and is quite pleasant.
Beaver Patrol
Braeburn to Carmacks Expedition via Waterways.
Section Three: Klusha Creek. KM 295 [61°36'2.6"N/135°51'30.2"W] Put-in to Twin Lakes.
Due to the unknown factor of the water-level and navigation difficulties I decided against taking my Fuji X-T1 along. Unfortunately that means less image quality and some skies blown out because LCD's are no longer usable for me outdoors without glasses. This one was photographed with my old FZ35.
I couldn't find any information of previous attempts to paddle this river system and I doubt many have, as the water level is quite low. This means dragging the boat behind for long stretches, climbing over numerous log jams and beaver dams, and diving under overhanging brush and sweepers. There were some really bad obstructions in this section, but the creeks scenery changes a lot and is quite pleasant.