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I don't have a snowmobile but that sounds like a pretty awesome trip. Cold you show/describe where the trail starts to get into the lake? I love the idea of getting into hard to access lakes that in my mind seem like they could offer awesome fishing experiences due to fish that are not commonly presented with lures. Also i think it is pretty awesome to have a lake that contains both walleye and lake trout, doesn't seem to be all that common, at least of the lakes i know.Do you think the trail would be suitable to take a 14 ft aluminum boat in on a trailer pulled behind a quad? I am debating between getting a quad or a snowmobile for my next toy purchase (that would assist my fishing addiction). I have a nice little 14 foot aluminum lund with a pretty reliable 10 hp motor on it. I like the idea of being able to quad it into remote lakes that are hard to access, or dropping it in a river closer to saskatoon. I am not sure how realistic my idea of being able to quad a boat into many lakes is realistic?? Can anyone with experience going into quad/snowmobile access lakes comment on whether being able to bring a 14 ft boat in without issues would be pretty common to lakes that are accessed by trail?If getting the boat into those kind of lakes easily would be a rare occurrence then perhaps i am better off with a snowmobile to vastly improve the places i can access through the whole winter, both in the north on trails and even in the south when the snow is too deep to drive the truck out or walking to the good spots becomes overly tedious.Thanks for any comments,Good luck out there everyone!