Bill has “sort of” retired – the way most Doctors do. He still does some assisting in the operating room now and then.
You never know when the urge to go fishing over takes the urge to work and a little extra cash doesn’t hurt in facilitating the fishing trip.
Glad you enjoyed this trip Bill. We ...read more.
“Brad / Karen,
I was part of the group at Lake Irene last month and wanted to share a few pics with you.”
“We had a wonderful time during our visit (our first to Canada) and look for to our return next year.”
-Larry Kinder-
...read more.So far this summer I have not been able to get a fishing line in the water myself. This is certainly not the business for anyone who thinks running a successful fly in fishing operation means fishing all day.
But… being the father of a successful outfitter does have its perks.
Somehow my dad has managed another few ...read more.
The vacation really begins when you get to the lake. Before the plane takes off and leaves you alone for a few days, the pilots are often a great source of local knowledge. Randy (in the middle) gives a little last minute advice and kicks the dirt a little when the guys thank him for the safe flight. ...read more.
“Hello Brad and Karen.
I would just like to thank you and your wife for the wonderful trip and opportunity to spend time at Seseganaga Lake.
This was my first trip to Seseganaga and what an experience. My son will never forget this trip and the fun he had there. Hundreds of Walleye were caught and glad to say released ...read more.
First the fish must actually be caught.
Then the best part…
Story time while revisiting the days events. Of course,
without that photo there will always be one who is unconvinced.
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This mama grouse at Metionga Lake wasn’t going to let baby out of her site.
Chris and Don W spent a week at Metionga Lake with friends. Besides catching and releasing an amazing amount of fish, Chris did a little nature photography. I recently saw an add on TV promoting a zoo as the best place to view animals. I ...read more.
Hilltop Lake has always been a good producer of Walleye and Northern Pike. The Patton family has been verifying this themselves for the last few years.
And that is not exactly a “walleye chop” on the water. The way I see it, the fish bite when they are hungry (most of the time) and when a ...read more.