I guess this picture doesn’t need nor warrant an explanation. I just wonder if it hurt.
Just another good reason to pinch down the barbs. Easy removal from the fish, easy removal from your finger (or other body part) and easy removal from your attire.
...read more.Joey, our dock hand this summer, found a few moments to fish with his wife this past week. Without revealing his “super secret spot” (locals are like that), here is a glimpse of a double header they caught. Our pilot Rob took the picture and verifies the awesome fish.
Pete and Josh Elftman make an annual trek to Metionga Lake. By the photos it appears Pete goes for the trophies while Josh provides dinner.
What ever the break down of duties, this father and son pair know how to have fun.
...read more.Our pilot Rob and dock hand Joey seem to excel in research and development of our product. They try to fish as much as they can and I can’t blame them.
Rob
Joey
It is almost so much fun to work here that maybe I don’t really have to pay them… just kidding guys.
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If you look closely on the rock, there is a Native rock painting (pictograph) of what appears to be a moose. This site near our cabin on Metionga Lake indicates there where folks plying these waters many, many years before us. I wonder what the fishing was like then. I suspect it was as fabulous then as it ...read more.
Dave Trcka sent a note about these three fish all caught within 1 hour on Metionga Lake in sight of the cabin.
“I caught (Lower Rapids)a 34” Northern (no Picture), a 40” Northern (57 ), a 42” Northern (53 ) and a 26” Walleye(55) all within an hour!”
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Wisconsin Dells is known as a great vacation destination. The resorts there are fantastic and draw folks from all over the world. But, the big question is “where would someone from the Dells go to vacation?’ I know where they go. Metionga Lake is as fine a destination as there is. Pete and Tom leave the Dells each year with a crew ...read more.
Over the years we’ve added a few luxuries to our cabins. Hot and cold running water allow for a nice hot shower. Some guys however prefer the grin and bare it method of bathing.
Even if I lost a bet, I wouldn’t voluntarily get into the waters around here early in the season.
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