One of our long time customers and friends from Wisconsin never missed a chance to go fishing. Randy picked up his crew last Friday after a week of fishing and sadly Poke passed away on Sunday morning the day after he returned home. Poke had already been up this summer before this last trip. When he left on Friday he ...read more.
When at a fly in fishing camp, fish and the acquisition thereof are usually of prime importance. There is a time however when after the day’s adventures have ended on the water, a guy’s talents are revealed to the group. Some cook, some play cards and some provide entertainment.
Travis is talented and at Metionga Lake a few weeks ago, he ...read more.
Not only do we take pride in our facilities, we do our best to keep equipment in tip top shape.
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Irene Lake beach cabin in 1985.
Irene lake beach cabin in 2011
Irene Lake beach cabin is our oldest cabin but has been completely remodelled over the years. Notice the wood burner is still the same.
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Some guys take the hard work of fishing seriously and others don’t. If you are on vacation, Ignace Outposts makes a fine destination to just do what ever you want.
Bobby sometimes finds the busy life of a Chicago suburb a little stressing and will make more than one trip each summer to enjoy an Ignace Outposts camp. Since ...read more.
Over the years many of our guests at Seseganaga Lake became good friends with our camp attendant John. John retired from Ignace Outposts and Seseganaga Lake about 4 years ago.
He still finds time in retirement (he’d already retired once before we hired him) to fish a little on Sowden Lake. John’s home is on Sowden Lake (about 20 air miles ...read more.
Roger M from Illinois can catch fish. No doubt this walleye is a beauty and we are pleased it went back into the lake. The only thing Roger needs to work on now is instructions on how to use his camera.
Or maybe, it was planned that way and his wife thinks he was in Vegas last ...read more.
Irene Lake, Hilltop Lake, Metionga Lake and now Seseganaga Lake.
Seems as though summer storms are meant to provide us with more work and firewood.
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