Fisher F12 and F13 overlap and cover Kiskadina. On one (I think F13) the portage from Kiskadina to Davis (portage tables . 7054) is shown starting on the left side of the creek. On the other (F12) the portage starts on the right. The UM mapserver correctly shows the start on the right. Curiously, Beymer does not include Kiskadina - Davis in any of his routes. I have not looked at the Mackenzie.

The marking is problematic because the portage starts about 50m up the creek, the entry is not easy to see and the creek is choked with fallen trees. Someone has recently cut the trees so you can make it up the creek but it does not look inviting. We nosed in, said looks bad on the left where the map said to look and then noticed a rough landing on the left with obvious sign that canoes and gear had been dragged up the short, steep bank at the mouth of the creek. We figured maybe people were banging a new path to intercept the portage blocked by the creek downfalls. So we unloaded, started up the hill and were quickly stopped by a big windfall tangle of down trees. Two of us crashed back to the creek looking for a path. Busting thru a thicket I looked down and there on the ground was a Fisher F12 that someone had lost a year or more previous (all the red ink campsite and portage routes on the exposed upside were bleached out). Since we hadn't brought the map we figured we'd double check this one and sure enough it showed the portage on the right! [We will leave as a mystery why the guy with the right map was on the wrong side of the creek]. We backed out, paddled up the creek and found the portage on the right. This is a long one, 305 rod, but no big hills and is little used so it is not beat down to the roots and rocks -- ruggedly charming. Luckily for us the portage crew was a just day ahead of us on this and portages on south to Brule as evidenced by lots of fresh axe cuts thru down trees.