Thanks for posting the shots. Brings back memories. I last camped there in 1991 on the other end of the island with a group of scouts in August. We were hit with the worst coon attack in memory. Three of them in broad daylight while we were setting up, ripping the food packs apart. There was a rope swing over the water to keep the kids occupied. We went all the way to Louisa Lake the next day. 

10 Years ago Barry and I stayed on site 1 on Daisy and the sawblade was our table. It looks too big to carry by canoe so how did it get to the island? 

 

Great shots.. I was on Kiosk in late July and your photos show a much lower water level than we had. I have seen photos from others trips where the lake is almost too high to get under the train bridge in a canoe and with no beach at all at the launch near the permit office. Is this natural or is the dam dropped in August? Love the black and white of the old vehicle artifact left at the logging camp.

The top photo looks like Lake of 2 Rivers but I hope it's not from this year. 

You are correct. It is the small island in the west end of Little Trout looking to the south. I actually caught (and released) a nice Brook Trout just after taking this. It's your turn now.

Great snapper pic. I hadn't seen one napping in the sun till this spring on Queer Lake. I never noticed before that they like to climb up on rocks in the lake. This was taken on May 9. The spikes on the back and tail do give them  a dinosaur look. It kind of puts you off swimming though. 

Not Rock Lake, try further north.

Barry took this photo a couple of weeks ago at the Kiosk Cabin. The vixen came right up to us at dusk and apparently has a den on the hill behind the park office.