Hi Jaegar,
Yes, I did do a 10 day kayak trip on Reindeer in the summer of 2017. It was pretty fantastic. I never did write up a report, but you can find our shared photo album here:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/7UVRSSdhJ8AKswxl1The trip was myself, Jeff Roe and Joe Milligan, all experienced kayakers and trippers. Reindeer Lake is the "cliffiest" place that I've ever paddled - there were more more cliffs than I've seen anywhere, including the paddling I've done on the West Coast and Lake Superior. The scenery everywhere we turned was great.
Cliffs are great scenery, but they are not great camping. Steep shorelines are hard to manage from a kayak - at least in a canoe the bow paddler can step up onto rocks and start hauling stuff up while the canoe is still on the water. The kayaker prefers a gentle sloping beach to land on, or low rocks to exit onto. The GoTrekkers maps we had have many campsites listed, but most are fictional, placed on the map based on pure speculation or rather sketchy information from other paddlers. In my mind this is worse than no information at all on campsites. Being led on for an extra 10+ km by the promise of a campsite that does not exist is a real bummer. You're better off assuming that anything marked on those maps is not really there unless you confirm it with another source. I can share the spots that we camped or lunched at.
I thought I had our tracks saved as images in that photo album, maybe I'll try to create that (or find what I already created) and share it. From the launch just west of Nordic Lodge we paddled to the east across the mouth of Deep Bay then up the east side of the lake.
Reach me at pawistik at gmail dot com if you want to chat more. I'm not here at MyCCR very often, so you'll probably have better luck and a quicker response reaching out to me directly.
Cheers,
Bryan