Last week Karen and I spend a couple of days on Hilltop Lake. We ran up the river in the evening and saw 4 moose (2 Bulls and a cow with a new born calf). We also came across two loons with their babies. This male loon tried hard to divert our attention from the others. He put on quite ...read more.
July 4th was a holiday for most of North America. Here at Ignace Outposts, holidays don’t come in the summer. There is always work to do. On Friday, even tho’ we had a slow day for flying, everybody kept busy. In a small company as ours, everyone is flexible in getting things done. Job titles mean little around ...read more.
July 1st is Canada Day.
We also celebrate Krista and Scott’s anniversary on July 1. Two years ago our oldest, Krista, married Scott Gothard on the shores of Agimak Lake and we celebrated with a shorelunch walleye fish fry and fire works. Krista was delivered to her wedding in the Beaver. Not your typical wedding.
Congratulations kids!
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Dean Setser behind our outposts on Irene Lake with a 18 inch smallieYou can see our dock and cabin over his left shoulder
James Setser within a stone’s throw of our cabin on Irene lake
Dean and James Setser drive over 30 hours from Arkansas to fish smallies on Irene Lake. I picked them up this ...read more.
You’ve tried the rest…
Now try the best
The smiles that come with catching and releasing a trophy fish at Ignace Outposts can make the whole trip.
There are always alternatives … but nothing else compares
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We woke today again to rain. It must be a weekend. This has been one of the wettest seasons I’ve seen in this area. We were tempted to check the atlas to see if we had been moved to the West Coast.
Access to Ignace Outposts’ base is quite simple. We are located just off the Trans-Canada Hwy in the town of Ignace, Ontario. Aside of a shortcut or hwy construction, your travel will be on paved road right to our driveway. If by chance you are delayed on route, please contact us by phone to let us know your ...read more.
