It was 26 years ago this week that Karen and I began our adventure in Ignace. We were young, full of energy (what’s that) and so green that we actually thought this outpost thing was a good idea. It was a tremendous amount of work but still a good idea.
As we begin our 27th year we couldn’t imagine a ...read more.
“Hey Brad,
How big do you think the pike was that took the bite outta this guy’s tail?? Had a great time this year at Flindt, fishing was phenomenal.
Dave J
Bedford, Indiana”
Makes you wonder eh Dave
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“Here is the photo of my 39 inch Northern on Seseganaga Lake . I caught the fish but Mike took it off and I wanted back in the water quickly as I did not want it to die. So we snapped a few photo’s and put him back in…Hind site is 20/20…I should have just gotten at least one picture ...read more.
A couple weeks ago I blogged about a rescue of some wayward fishermen of Seseganaga Lake . They sent me some photos to share of their ordeal.
They did make the best of a tough situation. The moral of the story is be sure to know where you are on the lake and watch the gas ...read more.
Many men go fishing all of their lives without knowing that it is not fish they are after. ~Henry David Thoreau
...read more.Family vacations are the times that kids will remember and talk about for a lifetime. “One on one” time is critical to kids as well as parents and grandparents.
What more can I say. These kids will be remembering Seseganaga Lake for many many years.
...read more.Jerry has been hunting and fishing with me since before we came to Ignace. When I was a young pilot earning my strips working for another outfitter I flew Jerry and his dad in and out of the bush. When Karen and I came to Ignace in 1985, Jerry switched outfitters and is still with us fishing as well as ...read more.
When you go fishing with your kids, or grandkids, don’t look at the fish, look at their faces.
