Something’s wrong with this
Karen and I were out with my brother and his wife. As Blair and I tended to the work, the girls tended to relaxing.
Oh, the joys of an outpost vacation.
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Father and Son on Flindt Lake
“Once again I can not express in words what a great time we had and how great of an operation you run. Makes one feel like we are part of the family when we come up for a visit!! Fishing being as great as it is does not hurt either. Just wanted to share some of the pictures. ...read more.
Escape
On Thurs evening Karen and I managed to escape to Flindt Lake with my cousin Bill and his wife Dawn from Las Vegas. Bill and Dawn were in the area to visit Bill’s dad and to attend Bill Sr.’s 80th birthday party.
Of course, a walleye fish fry was in order and in short order a few walleye were made ...read more.
Seseganaga Trout Fishing report
Atlanta is a long way from Seseganaga Lake but as Phil reports from his annual trip, these lakers are worth the travel.
“Here is the second Laker I caught. It is a twin of the first…about a half inch difference. ~ 33” each. I caught them both inside of 10 minutes of each other on our ...read more.
Great week
Brad/Karen,
Had a great week with the Snapp group again this year…wanted to include a photo of the 44 inch northern pike I snagged on my ultra light spinning reel with 6 pound test line…great fight up on Flindt!!!! Thanks again for some great fishing.
DJ
Bedford, Indiana
Dave returned from Flindt Lake on Friday and sent this ...read more.
A few long time buddies
Nothing like a few old friends heading off to an outpost lake to reminisce, tell a few tall tales, solve world problems and create new memories.
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Joey our dock hand (fishing fanatic) knows how to get the big ones.
It is nice to know there are still some great fish in the lakes. Give Ignace Outposts a try. Not everyone will catch a trophy like this but you will catch fish and have a great time doing it. Rest assured, the fish are ...read more.
Father and son
Pete and Josh Elftman make an annual trek to Metionga Lake. By the photos it appears Pete goes for the trophies while Josh provides dinner.
What ever the break down of duties, this father and son pair know how to have fun.
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