One more little upgrade to keep ahead of the pack.
It’s hard to believe this is an outpost camp 100 miles from Ignace.
The counter top at Flindt Lake had a swell near the taps from the sink being improperly installed. We’ve had a little time to do some “camp maintenance” and have installed a new counter top. Now the ...read more.
I am sure some of the rods and reels Jeff and Jeff (father and son) brought to Metionga Lake a few weeks ago needed a little maintenance when they got home. Nothing like field testing the equipment in the real world.
With fish like these being cranked in you’d almost think axel grease would hold up better than light reel ...read more.
Yesterday I posted about Jeff’s 50 inch northern pike at Metionga Lake .
They caught lots of walleye too!
The weather wasn’t too shabby either.
Jeff wrote on his facebook page
“1 of about 600 walleyes caught by me and my dad in six days. No exaggeration.”
No wonder they rebooked same week same lake, ...read more.
No need to photoshop or stretch this one. There is nothing worse than seeing a 30 incher described as a 40 incher.
For those who think you need to go to Northern Saskatchewan for lunkers, here is a 50 inch Northern caught and live released on Dove Lake a portage lake off Metionga Lake .
The photo op
The ...read more.
This pair of eagles certainly have a room with a view. I suspect a condo with this type of 360 degree unobstructed view could command some significant coin in the right neighbourhood. Of course, these eagles consider the Ignace area the right neighbourhood.
Having a camera ready while on an Ignace Outposts trip often provides some great opportunities to ...read more.
We did not take these photos from our aircraft. If we are 3,600 feet we are liable to get nosebleeds since we are not used to even that extreme height.
Our son and his family recently flew from Winnipeg to Toronto on West Jet. About an hour into the flight Mike thought he might be close ...read more.
Sitting on the beach at Irene Lake provides some of the best sunsets I’ve ever seen. Of course you could be here yourself “checking out” the view from the beach. Add a few friends or family members and life time memories are made.
I suppose if a day on the lake is not enough, the view is just as ...read more.
Last week a friend in Ignace found an old newspaper in their cottage. The paper was dated July 18, 1968. It was the News – Chronicle from Port Arthur, Ontario. For those who keep up with world events, Port Arthur and Fort William amalgamated in 1970 to become Thunder Bay.
When this paper was published, my grandfather was the ...read more.