Why shouldn’t your kids have the opportunity for a trophy fish too?
We operate our business with the idea that the fishing quality should be improving under our stewardship rather than the opposite. We encourage all large fish be returned to the lake to breed and that only smaller tastier fish are kept to eat. No trophies for the wall. ...read more.
Our 2008 season is barely over and already we are planning for 2009. One thing new for 2009 which will be required by all our guests is a Pleasure Craft Operator Card (a boat operators certificate).
This is a Canadian Law which affects anyone who wishes to operate a boat in Canada. Hopefully your outfitter has told you about this requirement.
If ...read more.
The 2008 season has ended. All hunters are out safely, camps are closed and the aircraft have been put to bed.
It is time to start thinking about 2009. Give us a call or drop an email to get your dates set up. Forecasts are for a great fishing season coming. When times are stressful, the need ...read more.
Where does it come from?
I have posted before about the fact that we are one of the few fly in outfitters that still provide ice in ice houses for our guests. I have explained that the ice doesn’t get into the ice house by itself. The sawdust doesn’t either
Randy, Joe and I found a nice pile of sawdust ...read more.
October brings some of the worst flying weather in our area.
It is also in October that we have moose hunters out and are in the last stages of our season. It happens often in October that as weather patterns change, we encounter flight delays. On Sunday, Randy and I went to our Seseganaga camp to pick up our successful ...read more.
Do you wonder where fishing line goes when it is caught in the prop? It does not just disappear.
We go through all our motors in the fall to ensure everything is working well for the next summer. One of the most common problems we find with our motors is line wrapped around the prop shaft. I know none of ...read more.