They’re not all off the dock!
One nice northern is caught off the dock last week at Seseganaga Lake and guess what? It is a new fishing hotspot.
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The Legend
Randy our chief pilot has been with us for 23 years. Anyone who flies with him remarks as to his skill and composure. Randy has been piloting Otters for over 3 decades. Not many “bush pilots” stick around bush flying that long and even fewer fly the same aircraft that long.
The other day while passing time on the ...read more.
Where’s my invite?
My invite must have been lost in the mail. I think the only thing better than eating at camp is actually catching your supper.
Knowing the characters in this crew, I suspect tall rubber boots were in order while the day’s adventures were recalled at the dinner table. Likely a few of last years tales ...read more.
Otter tracks
Advances in technology continue to amaze and assist. With a SPOT GPS riding along in the Otter with Randy, we can follow a live ‘cookie crumb trail.’ Signals are sent every 10 minutes. This screen capture shows 4 of his 5 trips Friday.
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Tags: Otter
“Like” Us?
If you hadn’t noticed (see right sidebar), we are on Facebook! Click on the Facebook badge or here to check out the Ignace Outposts Page. If you have a facebook account we’d love it if you ‘like’ us. Someone on our ‘like’ list will win a yellow DeHavilland ball cap . Deadline is midnight Saturday, June 11th.
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Photo Ops
Even the high flyers stop by now and then to check out some good camp cooking.
At Irene Lake last week this bald eagle thought he might join the party at the camp and enjoy the sand beach too.
A few Geese also thought there was more going on at our beach camp than at their end of ...read more.
Nothing like fresh walleye
fix’n walleye so fresh they are still quivering as they hit the pan is one of the delights of an Ignace Outposts fly in fishing trip.
The cook is usually the most popular guy in camp. The secret to good camp cooking is never guess, never explain and above all never apologize.
...read more.Irene Lake Variety
What I like about a lake like Irene is the variety of fish you can catch.
Last week’s efforts:
Mike H has got the walleye, bass and northern pike techniques down. Pretty much a grand slam. Now if he gets me a picture of a lake trout he will have completed the ...read more.