Serenity!
Sure beats developing couch potato skills. The scene is better than any high def TV can produce.
Evening in the fall is a great time to be on the lake. The sun is setting early so the fish seem to be feeding more getting ready for winter.
...read more.In August the Dodwell family spent a few quality days at our West Bay Camp on Seseganaga Lake.
Phil Dodwell challenged his family to spot a caribou while on the trip. The last morning of their stay his wife Tammy spotted a bull caribou swimming across the lake right towards the cabin. Dillion, their son, grabbed his video camera and ...read more.
Before he became an electrician, my son-in-law Scott was a chef. I have top admit, not only does he produce some great grandkids, he puts together some great meals.
Being in the bush doesn’t stop his creativity.
Fresh walleye, potatoes, BBQ ribs and mushrooms a la Flindt Lake
Ribeye, mushrooms and fresh ...read more.
No doubt about it! Like father like son.
I previously posted a picture of my grandson Zachary catching his first fish . His expression was priceless.
Now I know where the excitement comes from. Zach’s father Scott was at Flindt lake and caught about his 8 millionth walleye and it still produces a thrill.
Zachary’s first walleye
Scott’s 8 millionth ...read more.
Fall fishing can be pretty darn good.
Scott and Robesy managed a little “play”time last weekend on Flindt Lake. The 3rd weekend of Sept is often shunned as a good fishing time but this proves that walleye still feast late in the fall.
The work got done and the boys had ...read more.
While visiting from BC, my son-in-law Scott wanted to catch a ride to our Flindt Lake cabin last weekend to exercise his walleye muscles. Living on the west coast offers him limited walleye exercising time. I capitulated to his request but reminded him of how empty the wood shed often is at this time of year.
Knowing his next walleye ...read more.
Even tho’ the fishing parties have given way to moose hunting, pictures are still trickling in from this fall’s fishing.
Jim Pierce and Jeff Worple joined Jim’s brother Ed on Ed’s 30th trip with us over Labor day week. ( see the post for Sept 8 )
Jim has been a long time regular guest as well. No problems catching Sept fish on Metionga Lake this ...read more.
As our fishing parties phase out for the season and with hunters coming soon, we start shutting down camps and facilities not needed for the rest of the season.
Water systems are drained, and boats are pulled and turned for winter. We fly out all our motors for winter maintenance and/or replacement if needed.
Metionga Lake boats ...read more.