As great as fresh fish is to eat, The options while at an Ignace Outpost camp are varied. Why not a little tenderloin?
We have BBQs at all our camps for just an occasion. Maybe open a bottle wine or other beverage to go with it. How about walleye appetizers?
It leaves ...read more.
Brad and Karen,
Thanks again for another spectacular late season vacation. Look forward to next year. Sent some of the pictures we took on the trip. You guys are very accommodating in all aspects of making sure we had a great fishing experience. Randy was a great guide on the trip to Metionga. First time we have seen a ...read more.
Some guests have been contacting us about receiving their Ontario Outdoors cars in the mail… finally. These are not credit cards but new government cards which should (theoretically) make issuing a fishing license easier and more painless – no more squinting to fill out microscopic forms in the early morning hours while half awake and anxious to go fishing.
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We are seeing more and more couples on fly in vacations. It seems that the women love the fishing just as much as the men.
At Hilltop Lake we caught and released many nice walleye. Karen has been very good at baiting her own hook (with minnows) and releasing her own fish. She has even progressed to ...read more.
Karen and I were out with my brother and his wife. As Blair and I tended to the work, the girls tended to relaxing.
Oh, the joys of an outpost vacation.
...read more.Jon Loth has the right idea. The big walleye are better off in the lake. The smaller ones provide a tasty meal and the larger walleye can be turned to the lake to breed more feisty, tasty little ones.
Our camp policy is that all walleye over 22 inches are retuned to the lake. We’ve seen an ...read more.
When conditions are like this, landing a seaplane is tough. Glassy water requires precise technique and skill.
Landing on a lake with no wind is like landing on a mirror because there is no depth perception. The pilot must have a proper rate of descent and use visual reference to shorelines, islands or rocks since he cannot ...read more.
