This “perfect” beaver hut is in the bay just north of the camp, where the large bull moose was also hanging around. Bob
Many guests at Seseganaga Lake saw the bull hanging around near this beaver dam. Caribou were seen near the spot too. Now you know approximately where to look. Get up to Ses and keep your eyes ...read more.
Bob took his wife Lynn on a date to Seseganaga Lake a couple of weeks ago. Bob is a veteran with us and Lynn was the newbie. Not anymore. From what we hear, it is something they will be doing again.
Bob’s comments: “Walleye Lynn out fished me the first hour… working on dates and group size for next ...read more.
On Saturday records fell across NW Ontario as we saw temperatures in the 30 + C range (high 80’s F) and yesterday morning we had snow flurries with overnight temps below freezing.
If you don’t like the weather in our area, stick around a bit. It will change.
It appears fall has arrived and with it the ...read more.
Even at Seseganaga Lake our camp manager Joe has a little office. We call it the phone booth and I know for a fact he spends very little time there. Everyday about 7 AM, I get a “Everything’s OK” check in call and unless Joe has a list if things needed at camp, the conversation is over quickly. Joe is ...read more.
It is not wimpy to leave the water when something like this storm is approaching. Safety on the lake demands a little common sense. Most of us are blessed with a bit of this and really should use it.
Lightening and graphite rods seem to attract one another. It is the guy who waves one ...read more.
Two Lake is a small portage lake just behind our cabin on Hilltop Lake . It holds walleye, and northern pike. We have also seen some nice perch in the lake.
If the winds on Hilltop Lake are high or you just want to explore, Two Lake is a nice option. There are no cabins on Two and we ...read more.
After I released my umpteenth (that’s a big number I made up) walleye and Dave lost his umpteenth jig to another “steam dog” (a term of endearment for a northern pike which takes your lure and runs), Dave took time out to pout.
Hey Dave, it still beats being at work – wouldn’t you ...read more.
One day can be short pants
The next is thermal pants and a warm jacket. Joe also had on blue long johns which we thought was just a little over kill since we did get a high of 40F that day.
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