Joe will fish in the sun, he’ll fish in the rain, he will fish in May and he will fish in Sept.
Last week on Hilltop Lake the walleyes did not disappoint. Joe told me the average was about this size with lots of good action. A little searching was required on occasion with the changing weather, but that ...read more.
Last week we had some guys at Hilltop Lake . One morning they woke to moose tracks in the sand in front of the cabin and the next morning bear tracks. They were fishing so they had to settle for that very thin “track Soup”.
The hand prints were added by the photographers – likely to show the size ...read more.
Paul caught and released this walleye, just around the point from the camp on Hilltop Lake. Not really one for the record books, but certainly something to remember and add to the stories once home and recounting the trip with family and friends.
...read more.Over the years I have seen just about every fishing outfit there is. Some folks are rather minimalist in their attire while in the bush (in season of course) and others have all the latest Gortex, Thinsalate, water proof and hook proof gear they can pack.
I don’t think the fish mind what you wear or don’t ...read more.
The big ones go back, the small tasty ones are invited for dinner.
Ignace Outposts fishing at its finest!
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Ok so the weather wasn’t as balmy as July, but Paul (one of St Paul MN’s finest) takes his vacation when he can get it. Paul and his partners like Metionga and Metionga Lake likes them back.
Can’t argue with success. In Sept, Walleye and Northern Pike tend to hit well bulking up for winter. When you ...read more.
A little snow and sleet doesn’t slow down an avid fisherman. Last week we had snow and sleet here in Ignace but I was seconded securely in my office. The guys at Metionga Lake decided fishing was OK in the cool weather if they were properly dressed.
Yes they had fun.
...read more.Those who follow this blog know that we operate our camps with a great emphasis on the experience over the filling of a limit. We highly encourage Catch, Photo and Release (CPR) and you will seldom see fish on a stringer on this blog.
These walleye make the anticipation of lunch look so good that I had to include ...read more.