Another day and more great fishing reports from the lakes. Seseganaga lake which is known for its large northern and plenty of walleye did not disappoint this week. The Skjod group from Minnesota said the weather reduced their beer consumption but they managed some great fishing. You can always put more clothes on when the weather brings snow and wind, ...read more.
Even while getting the work done, there is always time to fish. Pam and Peter, were at our Flindt Lake camp getting things ready this weekend. Pete took Pam out to invite a few walleye for supper and she latched onto the biggest fish of her life. This nice northern went back into the lake after the photo session ...read more.
We just completed a “round the patch” camp check. Season has only been open two days so this is just an interim report. Weather has been unseasonably cold and windy with night time lows just above and just below freezing. Day time temps barely made the low 40’s. Saturday was squall after squall.Walleye fishing was tough the first two days ...read more.
Today is windy, cold and wet, what else can we expect for walleye opener. It feels good to see familiar smiling faces arrive in the yard ready for another Ignace Outpost Adventure . Just a few days ago we were scrambling to get camps ready and now we have guests in camps likely having fresh walleye for supper.
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Walleye season opens tomorrow and undoubtedly rods are ready, hooks have been sharpened, and reels are oiled. Here is a little humor to brighten your day. Maybe this is true, maybe not, my brothers won’t admit to anything.
“The guys were all at an Ignace Outpost camp . We had to bunk two to a room. No one wanted to room ...read more.
The first party of “Die Hards” flew into Irene Lake today. The lake is still more than half covered in ice and the wind is blowing it at the camp. In few days I should be able to start posting fish reports. Seseganaga and Metionga, Hilltop and Flindt will have lots of activity this weekend as well.
Stay tuned…
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Today Joe replaced Seseganaga John as our camp attendant at Ses. John retired last fall after 14 years on the lake. Many will miss his smiling face but none more than us. John agreed to fly in to Ses today with Joe to show him the ropes. Joe put some time in at our Metionga Camp last year so ...read more.
Ice is out, guests are heading our way in days and we can’t get off the dock. Today rain and fog shut us down. I guess better now than on opening day which seems to be the norm. We have the planes loaded and a bunch of cabins to get ready for the weekend. First guests arrive Thurs ...read more.