Did you know that caribou and reindeer are the same animal. In our area we have many of these majestic animals. Our outposts on Flindt Lake , Kawaweogama Lake , Seseganaga Lake , Hilltop Lake and Metionga Lake are within some of the most southern caribou habitat in North America. Our guests will often catch a glimpse of a caribou. Sometimes they are fortunate to get a good picture.
...read more.Many folks think walleye fishing isn’t good in July. I know a few who would disagree. Steve and his group have been coming to Seseganaga lake every July -mid July – for many years.
Walleye fishing is consistent in these cold waters all summer. In my opinion, fishing in nice weather beats fishing in lousy weather. July is usually very stable ...read more.
Every group should have some kind of leader. This applies to groups a small as 2 right on up to the size of a country. Determining a group leader can be as simple as marrying one, enduring a drawn out election every four years or as may happen when no one is happy , instigating a revolt. How a group ...read more.
Beer seems to be a staple for many groups on a fly in trip. Cold beer is best in my humble opinion.
Much like your fridge at home, if you fill a fridge with warm beer and then open and close the door 30 times an hour, the beer will never get cold and your food will ...read more.
It may not be a Michelin rated dining establishment, but you’d be hard pressed to beat a traditional shore lunch on the shore (hence the name) of a northern Canadian Lake.
Cooking in the bush will likely insure that no matter how delectable the fare is, bugs, pine needles and a little wood ...read more.
This walleye made a valiant effort, which apparently paid off for him, to return to the water. It looks as though the only thing this walleye needs is a cape.
Never underestimate the effort walleye make in these northern waters to stay in our northern waters.
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A northern pike invites a walleye for lunch.
This happens so often around here that I have no sympathy for someone who has his rod yanked out of his hands when he is not paying attention to the task at hand. I’ll admit catching a hundred or so walleye in a day can cause you to let ...read more.
You never know what you might see if you pay attention while fishing in our area. We certainly were not the first folks on these lakes. This pictograph is several centuries old. I am not sure if it is a moose or caribou, but it does tell us that others before us lived here off the land. They ...read more.