The king line of the crag IMO.Starting with a few easier moves on big holds, you will quickly find yourself off the ground a bit and trying to pull a tricky roof.  High feet and pinches likely will be useful.  Gain the slab and finish it up.  A proud line, no doubt.

Squirrel Nuts

Warm Up Groove

Bread and Jam

Phooey

Leap Year

Double Fin

Flying Fish

Stride Right

Bill's Beta

Crack 1.3

February 29

Hong Kong

No crux really just a fun 25 ft of climbing.

Fun finger crack on the first half that widens to hang jams at the top. Finish straight up the crack or go right at the ledge halfway for a more secure bouldering finish.

Start at an inside corner crack, climb like a dihedral. Crack leads to an awkward overhang, the crux. Get past that and it's smooth sailing.

Low crux while pulling around the roof and eases off towards the top.

Crux right in the middle as the wide crack zags right. Good warm up.

Short but difficult, not a lot of solid holds, tiny knobs mostly. Really takes some thought to figure out the problem. Old Timer named Bill got every climber up the route, but without his help we all kept falling. 

  #11 on page 60 of 3rd Edition Climbers Guide to Devils Lake

# 20 in Climbers Guide, farthest right of three cracks.

Eh, it's a warm up. Left wall is off. Go direct for better climbing in the same grade just right of the corner.

You start on a rounded corner which seemed more slab than corner, and finish in the groove above. Very straight forward, fun climb. Left of Phooey. Route was not named in "Climber's Guide To Devil's Lake" so I gave it this name. Since it sits next to Phooey, these two climbs become "Hong Kong Phooey."

Short wall easily found off the Ice Age Trail.

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Routes in 02. February Wall