We are not sure of his name. He answers to Ralph, Pete, Woody, and “here Boy”. What ever his handle he greets many guests at Flindt Lake .
The wildlife viewing and photo ops are amazing at our remote lakes. Fishing is always great; catching is an added bonus and seeing animals in their own environment is priceless. ...read more.
Walleye by the light of the moon.
Some people go a little crazy with a full moon. Some walleye do too!
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“Once again I can not express in words what a great time we had and how great of an operation you run. Makes one feel like we are part of the family when we come up for a visit!! Fishing being as great as it is does not hurt either. Just wanted to share some of the pictures. ...read more.
Everybody has to live somewhere. If your address is Metionga Lake Northwestern Ontario, your home may look like this.
Eagles take a lot of pride in their abodes. Nothing like a penthouse suite with a view.
...read more.A couple of days ago I wrote about a walleye pigging out on a burbot and then taking a jig as well. This northern decided he wanted lunch more than the fisherman. Northern don’t fish for sport so we see this type of action often. It is a thrill to be bringing up a nice walleye and then all of ...read more.
Fresh fish makes one of the best meals possible at the lake. Everybody is a chef at an outpost camp. Invent your own breading, or try a prepared breading. Any way you cook it, no one will complain and accolades will flow your way.
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Many days this summer even the birds preferred to walk. Yesterday was just that type of weather.
At least it wasn’t snowing.
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This walleye took a temping jig, while he still had not finished his last meal. The walleye at Ignace Outposts are voracious. It is hard to believe that having a partly digested burbot (ling) still hanging out of his mouth is not enough for lunch.
We often see Northern Pike with suckers or walleye from their last ...read more.