One day can be short pants
The next is thermal pants and a warm jacket. Joe also had on blue long johns which we thought was just a little over kill since we did get a high of 40F that day.
...read more.Most folks get Labour Day off. Not in the outfitting business! And yes that is how it is spelt in Canada.
I have no shortage of “buddies” who are willing to help me with my camp work. Of course, they do take a moment or two to catch supper, but generally they are good workers. Since I am rather ...read more.
Fishing is just one of the attractions of our Hilltop Lake camp. Of course it is the big attraction since it is nothing short of fantastic. But when the arms get tired or the desire of doing something else overtakes you there are other things to do.
Wild life viewing, exploring and, in season, blueberry picking are wonderful options.
There ...read more.
Brad & Karen, Once again, the fishing on SES was spectacular! We didn’t catch any real monsters, but the quantity of fish we caught more than made up for that. Our group of 12 caught somewhere between 1,400 and 1,800 walleye in the 4.5 days we fished (and didn’t kill ourselves doing it)! I’d estimate the average size to be ...read more.
Left to their own devices Beavers can be very successful architects.
And we thought Joe stayed busy at S eseganaga Lake . As our camp attendant there he keeps things in fine shape. I wonder if our cabins would look like this if he used only mud and sticks.
This is our shed at Ses just for the ...read more.
Looks like a good way to spend a vacation. Seseganaga Lake in August can provide R&R as well as some good eats!
...read more.It seems photos I can use on my blog come in spurts. Since I am not at the lake with my guests (some say that’s what make our trips so appealing) I must often rely on guest photos to enhance my blog.
The Wagner party retuned from Seseganaga Lake last week and gave us some great shots ...read more.
