Yesterday as the group at Irene Lake waited for their pickup after a week of fine fishing, Art was casting a jig off the dock. This northern hit his jig and gave an intense battle on the 6 lb test line.
Since he was without a net and the water was high, he fought it right up onto ...read more.
Catching walleye in our lakes is never difficult. In fact on opening weekend, it amazes me that a camp could be vacant. In any case, setting up a camp after the opening of walleye sometimes offers the opportunity to research our product and develop new techniques. It also seems to produce more folks who like to help with the chores.
...read more.Yes, I am sick. Nothing to do with H1N1 or other exotic virus. I have that annual sickness that strikes on the third Sat in May. I have a bad case of “Walleye Fever”. This illness manifests itself like clockwork and leaves me in a state of duress until the remedy is applied. What makes it more severe for me ...read more.
Finally, after several days of bad weather, we managed to get John in to Metionga Lake. As our camp attendant there, he will have his hands full since our first groups arrive in the morning.
Boats need to be readied, cabins cleaned, water systems turned on, etc,etc. I am sending him some help tomorrow for a couple of days. ...read more.
We are only three days away from walleye opener and already we are having weather delays. Since yesterday around noon we haven’t been flying. At least it isn’t snow. That is coming for the weekend. Hopefully by tomorrow – the forecast isn’t good for the rest of the day – we will be able to get more work done at ...read more.
Our 2009 season is beginning I am finding out I am not the only one thinking fishing.
As we train pilots and other staff for the summer, fishing is also on my mind. Today as I was getting boats ready and a cabin cleaned at Irene Lake, I was bemoaning the fact I didn’t have my fishing rod with ...read more.
Our 2009 season is immanently upon us. In preparation for your adventure this summer here are some things to dwell upon.
Ontario, as many other jurisdictions, has it own fishing regulations. More often than naught, any government regulation is written in language most lawyers can’t understand. This is why there is always at least one lawyer on each side of ...read more.
