Where to sink in mid MI

[Quicksink76]

The quicksand map has no spots near me, and locating anything deep has been a challenge.

[Bird320]

got any creeks, rivers, or wetlands areas you can explore near you?

[fetboy8]

Am curious where in Mid MI do you mean.... Lower of the lower peninsula or northern lower peninsula??? Upper peninsula? On the maps there are places around Grand Rapids and the best looking one is up near Langston, MI. Back in the early 80's I used to canoe down the Kalamazoo River from Battle Creek to Galesburg. There used to be spots on the inside of turns and such that you would think was solid ground but jump out of the canoe and you sank to your neck. Unfortunately that's 40 yrs ago and things have probably changed as they had to do that oil cleanup years ago on the river. Hoping to get up there in 2023 and possibly kayak or canoe down those areas and see if they're still there. I would bet rivers are still your best bet unless you sneak into a quarry.

[Quicksink76]

got any creeks, rivers, or wetlands areas you can explore near you?

Yea, but around here pretty much any source of water is surrounded by people. I’ve managed to find a few semi-remote areas but the mud has been knee deep at best.

[Quicksink76]

got any creeks, rivers, or wetlands areas you can explore near you?

Yea, but around here pretty much any source of water is surrounded by people. I’ve managed to find a few semi-remote areas but the mud has been knee deep at best.

[dlodoski]

The Pine River had good areas back in the 80's. I have canoed two distinctly different sections of it, but the stuff I heard about must have been downstream of both of those.

That's not to say that there wasn't anything on the upper sections. But if I canoe the Pine again, I will target the companies serving the most downstream sections - probably later in the summer.