Besides fantastic fishing, Northern Ontario remoteness provides quiet solitude, pristine beauty and incredible night skies! Without light pollution, the stars shine brightly.
To capture this, all you need is a sturdy tripod and a camera capable of having the shutter open for up to 30 seconds. To add drama to a shot, select something for the foreground and a means ...read more.
Over the years we have seen some very good staff come and then eventually move on. Change is a constant in our lives. This year we mark the moving on of a long time team member.
Joe at Ses has retired as camp attendant. Joe ran this camp for us for 8 seasons and did an awesome job ensuring ...read more.
We were doing some reminiscing with members of former owner Donald Jorgenson who were here to celebrate his life and times in Ignace. Don passed away February 22, 2015 just two months after his brother, Gerald who started the Ignace Airways in the late 50’s and sold it to Don in 1972. Don and his son, Don Jr, ran it for about ...read more.
Joey has been our camp attendant at Metionga Lake for the past few years. Joey has moved on to a new job and Ted is taking over at Metionga. Many will know Ted as our dockhand here in Ignace last summer. Joey flew in with Ted today to met to pass on a bit of first hand knowledge and ...read more.
Many think our job is the best in the world. I do agree. But it is not without hard work. Sometimes near the end of the day the couch becomes a place to recharge.
Many will remeber Keith and BJ. Both worked hard while here and continue to do so with their lives away from Ignace.
Keith (on ...read more.
We can honestly say we don’t hire our staff for their fashion sense. In fact I think we have had some very colorful people working for us over the years.
On the right is Fern our Seseganaga Lake camp attendant in 1987. He was also our attendant ...read more.