Travel tips to Ignace

Posted by on Friday, June 27, 2008 at 12:57 pm

Access to Ignace Outposts’ base is quite simple. We are located just off the Trans-Canada Hwy in the town of Ignace, Ontario. Aside of a shortcut or hwy construction, your travel will be on paved road right to our driveway. If by chance you are delayed on route, please contact us by phone to let us know your ...read more.

June 26/2007

Posted by on Thursday, June 26, 2008 at 1:27 pm

It was one year ago today that “The Storm” hit Ignace. Straight line winds which topped 140 km per hour (almost 90 mph) ripped through our town. Our base was hit hard with two aircraft damaged. The Outpost at Irene Lake on the point also suffered from downed trees.

These are some pictures of that storm.

The storm’s ...read more.

Metionga Success

Posted by on Wednesday, June 25, 2008 at 11:54 am

Metionga Lake is well known for walleye and northern. The rapids at Metionga Lake is one of the best overall places on the lake for walleye and northern. Dave Trcka and his wife, long time guests and friends, return to Metionga Lake year after year. As usual they catch and release more nice fish than they can count.

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Burnt Almond Encrusted Lake Trout

Posted by on Tuesday, June 24, 2008 at 3:02 pm

One of the best parts of fishing is eating your catch.Hunting and gathering quickly translates to cooking and eating.Last week I managed a couple of trout in the creel while doing camp checks.See Wed June 18.Actually, Al caught the fish while I performed admirably as guide and boat operator.

 

We agreed to postpone the eating until Karen was back ...read more.

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Fine Fishing

Posted by on Sunday, June 22, 2008 at 11:12 am

Three fine northern Pike caught and released by Rich Hansen and his sons on Seseganaga Lake.

Without a doubt, fishing is the primary reason our guests return to Ignace Outposts year after year. Walleye, northern, lake trout and smallies are the prime targets. So far, Seseganaga Lake has kicked out the biggest northerns.

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Norway to Antarctica

Posted by on Saturday, June 21, 2008 at 1:18 pm

Quite often I am asked about our aircraft. How old are they? What kind are they? etc., etc.

Both our Otter and our Beaver are Canadian made De Havilland aircraft. The Beavers where first made in the late 40’s. The Beaver and Otter were designed for bush flying and in my opinion, are irreplaceable in that ...read more.

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