Catch and release has been our policy with fish for many years. Keep some small ones to eat and release the big ones.
To facilitate catch and release we suggest you remove the barbs off your hooks. You may miss the odd fish but the fish you do catch to release will certainly thank you in their fish kind of ...read more.
The All Canada Show series of fishing exhibitions has been around for more than three decades. Proudly we have participated every year but the inaugural one. This year we will exhibit at their Milwaukee and Chicago area shows. If you are in these areas, use the coupon below (save it to your phone) and come by the show; makes for a good evening ...read more.
A valid passport is required to reenter the States after your Canadian fishing adventure.
It is 10 years since the United States implemented the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative. This required all travellers, U.S. citizens and foreign nationals alike, including children to present a passport or other acceptable document that denotes identity and citizenship when ...read more.
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Nothing makes an outpost trip more unbearable than a few doing all the work while others who may be used to 24-7 maid and butler service sit about and complain that their beverages are not cold. While at camp, it is best if everyone has assigned jobs. This part of the planning is usually fun and best done as a ...read more.
Finding partners to go fishing at Ignace Outposts is not a daunting task. You might be suprised who may say “sure” and join you on a fly in adventure.
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Trip planning (or not) is almost half the fun in making a fly in fishing vacation memorable. Some groups have several “meetings” over the winter to plan and others will leave the fun up to one guy. As I do have a little experience in helping plan fly-in adventures, I will occasionally post a few tid-bits which may be of ...read more.