While in the outpost camp, many guests like to cook their fish with oil. There are a few considerations when doing this.
Most important is safety. Please do not deep fry with oil inside the cabin. Always have a pot lid or something to smother a fire if the situation arises. And keep in mind, hot oil and water ...read more.
Some days through the summer we have an early start. Last Saturday was one of those days. Alone in the aircraft heading out to pick up a group of anglers from one of our lakes, the air was still, the airwaves were quiet and the view was fantastic.
Returning from one of our outposts, Karen was in the Cessna when we crossed paths. Being handy with the camera, she took the opportunity to capture a photo of my office in the sky.
We fly our guests over some of the greatest wilderness in the country in some very “classy classic” aircraft.
Sometimes the flight alone ...read more.
The woodland caribou is a majestic animal whose southern most range includes Seseganaga Lake. Many of our guests enjoy seeing these rare animals. Sometimes they will stick around for a photo op.
My dad took this picture of a young bull caribou in the yard of our Seseganaga West Bay cabin last week.
...read more.Spring time keeps us busy getting camps open and equipment moved but regular jobs also get done.
The cabin at West Bay on Seseganaga Lake now has a new deck.
Even though fishing is the reason most guys head to Seseganaga, one of the best conservation techniques we have developed on our lakes is the construction ...read more.
Don from Iowa was at Seseganaga lake last week with a few buddies.
Fishing of course is a main event at an outpost camp, but a sampling of Don’s photos from the week show many reasons to make an Ignace Outpost vacation.
Keep in mind these are not zoo animals but part of North America’s southern most ...read more.
I came across an excellent site for information on cold water immersion. I know that no one plans to fall into the lake while fishing but things happen when you least expect it. For those old boy scouts, “Be Prepared” is a great motto.
I encourage anyone who wishes to boat in our area to check out this site.
...read more.The water levels here keep us guessing. After relatively high early ice out water levels, we’ve had a great deal of rain. Not only rain but cool temps for this time of year.
Many of our docks are again under water.
At Seseganaga lake we are back to our old tricks of filling barrels ...read more.