I just thought I would give you some feedback and some photo’s.
We had a great time during our stay this year. All your equipment is really good and works well. The walleye were a little fickle but then it all depends on how good a fisher person one is… The big Trout were biting well this ...read more.One of the best parts of fishing is eating your catch.Hunting and gathering quickly translates to cooking and eating.Last week I managed a couple of trout in the creel while doing camp checks.See Wed June 18.Actually, Al caught the fish while I performed admirably as guide and boat operator.
We agreed to postpone the eating until Karen was back ...read more.
Seseganaga Lake is and has been one of our best producing lakes. Over the years, our repeat list of guests grows continually. Once you are “hooked” on Seseganaga, it is hard to get away to another lake. Bill Heston and his dad as well as the rest of their group of 7 to 8 have been regularly coming to Seseganaga ...read more.
Bill Heston with a 28 inch Laker. None of these in Arizona!
Bill Hansen with a 31 inch trout. Quite the battle on light walleye tackle.
This week the northerns, walleyes and trout all fished well on Seseganaga in spite of the weather. The trout are being caught mostly by accident by guys jigging for walleye. ...read more.
The waters of Irene Lake lure anglers from far and wide for the ultimate Grand Slam of freshwater fishing: Northern Pike, Lake Trout, Walleye and Smallmouth Bass. The combination these world-class fish are found together in Irene Lake.
The lake itself is deep, clear and offers about 6,000 acres including a couple of portage lakes. 
Our catch-and-release tradition (begun ...read more.