Metionga Lake keeps offering up these whopper walleye. The numbers of walleye are nothing to ignore either. Of course big fish like these are put back and smaller ones are kept to eat.
Adrian Brusky will attest to the walleye fishing on Metionga Lake. Try it yourself.
...read more.Today is my mother’s birthday. I guess I shouldn’t say how old.
She may not swing a hammer like she used to but even I must admit she is rather active and spry for three quarters of a century… oops.
Happy Birthday Ma!
...read more.This Metionga Lake moose has growing antlers that are still covered in velvet. In a matter of weeks, the moose will rub the velvet off and prepare for the mating season.
Moose are great swimmers so it is not uncommon to see them in the water.
...read more.Every year we see many groups in the 10 to 12 man range. The Healy/Loftus group from Minnesota numbered 13 making them our largest group for 2009. They go to Seseganaga Lake yearly and have more fun than should be allowed.
This year’s trip was a little unusual in that weather delays kept 3 of the 13 in Ignace for 2 ...read more.
“Good afternoon Brad.
I just wanted to let you know how much I enjoyed this past week at your Sesaganaga outpost. As always this lake produces big numbers and big fish. One goal I have for every trip is to catch a 20+lb Northern and I am happy to report again this year I achieved my goal (although in the ...read more.
No need to dress for dinner at Metionga Lake or any of our other outposts.
Formal cocktail hour aside, many groups do have some semblance of a dress code.
If you do choose no dress, we don’t really need any photos to prove your daring.
...read more.Many year ago, in the late 80’s we began a program of “Catch and Consume” in regard to our fisheries. Our goal then was to preserve the fisheries under our stewardship for generations to come. We were one of the first outfitters to implement such a program of only killing fish we would eat and returning all trophies to the ...read more.
The jobs at an outpost camp are always best shared. Working together is better than having one person do all the work.
While Karen is cleaning up some dishes, Bill is preparing his world famous Ceasar salad.
Once the prep and work part is done, everyone can sit down and enjoy the meal and evening with ...read more.