One of my buddies was returning home from Ignace to Thunder Bay and saw a bear feasting on a moose carcass. The moose was obviously long dead, probably victim of a highway drive by. Many moose meet a terminal fate when they try to share the road with vehicles.
The rule of the wild is that nothing goes to ...read more.
Society has a funny way of thinking.
We consider sitting at a computer, often anonymously, typing away to folks we wouldn’t invite to our homes for dinner – networking. Or we call having hundreds of `friends` most of whom we wouldn’t know if we met on the street, networking. We also use the term for wearing our thumbs out ...read more.
In about 10 days we’ll see our first guests arrive to fly into the wilderness for some unbeatable Canadian fishing. I wish I had a trip booked for myself, but alas, I toil providing memorable trips for those who might really need them. I do live here and don’t have to fight with traffic, constant noise, and no real solitude. ...read more.
After our update email the other day we received several opinions regarding the way things are going with all the new regulations and requirements. Welcome to our brave new world where too many politicians have jerking knees and too many bureaucrats in windowless offices try to justify their existence. And I suppose it doesn’t matter in which country you live, ...read more.
A sure sign that we are beginning our season is having aircraft at the dock. The other day we launched the 206 (it was in Ignace for the winter) and today Randy and I flew to Nestor Falls to fetch the Beaver. I pulled rank on Randy and flew the Beaver back to Ignace. It is great to be back ...read more.
It is only April 22 and it feels like it should be late May. We’ve had ice out for over 2 weeks, it is comfortable to work outside in a t-shirt and the first mosquitoes have made their presence known. There is something about the first batch of mosquitoes that doesn’t seem right. They are almost as big as our ...read more.
I sure you’ve seen them before, tho’ not likely in a public place.
Here are I gnace Outposts ’ 10 commandments:
There’s just one God and He comes before fishing.
Don’t worship that trophy hanging on the wall. It’s dead.
Watch what you say when that 25 lb Seseganaga northern breaks your line, brand new rod and net – ...read more.
Last night April 6, 2010 ice went out on Agimak Lake. This is as early as I’ve seen and according to area oldtimers as early as it has ever been. Maybe I can get in a little open water fishing before walleye closes. Check out my post from April 8 last year on what I was doing a year ago ...read more.