I just returned from Calgary Alberta – home of the world’s largest rodeo. We did a sport show there last week. It is amazing, but even tho’ we live in Ontario, it takes less time to drive to Calgary than it does to Toronto.
A quick flight between Calgary and Thunder Bay which stops in Winnipeg and ...read more.
Enjoying the remote wilderness is not contingent on fishing and hunting. We have canoes at our camps and exploring the shore line, viewing wildlife (moose, bear, eagles, owls, caribou, beavers etc.) and picking berries are all part of the experience. Bring a few good books and some suntan lotion and take advantage of the solitude and peace of nature at ...read more.
Cold, clear and deep. This fly in lake offers a fishermen’s dream. Walleye, Northern, Lake trout, Northern pike and White fish. Irene lake is approximately 6000 acres with access to several other lakes as well. The lake has many drop offs, deep holes and shallow reefs. The open part of the lake holds trout and white fish ...read more.
In our part of the country we expect snow. And cold. Since yesterday afternoon it has been raining off and on. This in it self is not much of a problem. However, adding lots of water to snow can be a big problem for roofs.
This morning, with an expectation of another day of rain, we decided our hangar ...read more.
This lake is located on the renowned Allanwater River System. KAWAWEOGAMA is fed from the south by SESEGANAGA lake and produces above average sized WALLEYE and NORTHERN. The lake is approx. 7 miles long and is lung shaped. The lake is well structured with many reefs and rocky islands. Sunray lake is also accessible upstream without portaging. River fishing ...read more.
A moose hunter guest in Thunder Bay sent me this photo. It was taken along the CP rail line in the area last fall. The rails are 56 1/2 inches apart so this moose has a rack that would make any hunter proud.
We’ve seen moose this large at many of our outpost lakes too. During the ...read more.
Many of our guests are entertained by the antics of Lindor our chocolate lab.
In the summer he tires out our guests with his ball retrieving and high diving skills.
In the winter he keeps us amused with his tireless need for play. He really doesn’t care much whether it is –30 or colder.
It can be ...read more.