Our chocolate Lab Lindor gives the impression that a bag of hammers is slightly smarter than he is. In actuality he oozes wisdom. Here are a few things he has taught us over the years.
When loved ones come home, always get up to greet them. Take naps. Stretch before rising. Run, romp, and play daily. Avoid biting when ...read more.
This morning my call is “the lake is frozen.” Winter is here. Nov 12 is about a week late for our ice in, but we have also seen ice coming and going in the fall up to late Nov. There are little patches of water still open but not enough this morning to find a path across the lake.
...read more.Here is a little update about the Non-Resident Outdoors Card Program.The program will come into effect Jan. 1/09. Similar to the requirement in place already for Canadian residents a non resident wishing to hunt or fish in Ontario will be required to have an Outdoors Card. The card will cost $9.00 and be valid for 3 years. These new requirements ...read more.
What would you rather do? Work or play.
Most of us work because we have to. We play because we want to.
My take on this: Take some time and play – otherwise why work?
Ignace Outposts offers quality play time for the outdoorsy at heart.
Now is a great time to get set up for ...read more.
This is no photo manipulation. These two are standing on a rock just at the surface of Metionga Lake. They are not marking the rock (we use jugs for that) but having a little photo op for posterity.
I constantly caution our boaters to be aware of hazards under the water. It is the structure of most of ...read more.
Dave and Dee are long time “regulars”. Now that Dave is retired, they spend a little more time traveling. They sent me this picture from their Mediterranean cruise with the following note.
“Trolling for Walleye’s was kinda hard in our fishing boat!“
Not only were they thinking of walleye in Greece, Dave sent a note that they wanted ...read more.
Better late than never. RD the Rugged Dude, visited us in May at Flindt Lake. He is a busy guy (fishing and hunting for a living) and just got around to sending us this note.
Hey Brad and Karen,
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Why shouldn’t your kids have the opportunity for a trophy fish too?
We operate our business with the idea that the fishing quality should be improving under our stewardship rather than the opposite. We encourage all large fish be returned to the lake to breed and that only smaller tastier fish are kept to eat. No trophies for the wall. ...read more.