Ignace Air and Ouposts
October 5, 2009
Hello Brad and Karen,
Just a note to say thank you.
Our trip into Metionga this year was again exceptional. Your hospitality and friendship are deeply appreciated by our annual fly in gang. This as you know was our 6th annual visit to one of your outposts and we are looking forward ...read more.
Brad and Karen,
Thanks again for another spectacular late season vacation. Look forward to next year. Sent some of the pictures we took on the trip. You guys are very accommodating in all aspects of making sure we had a great fishing experience. Randy was a great guide on the trip to Metionga. First time we have seen a ...read more.
Paul Loth has been fishing with us for many years. I think the reasons for a return trip if evident when we see some of this summer’s catch and release.
This walleye took a temping jig, while he still had not finished his last meal. The walleye at Ignace Outposts are voracious. It is hard to believe that having a partly digested burbot (ling) still hanging out of his mouth is not enough for lunch.
We often see Northern Pike with suckers or walleye from their last ...read more.
Metionga Lake keeps offering up these whopper walleye. The numbers of walleye are nothing to ignore either. Of course big fish like these are put back and smaller ones are kept to eat.
Adrian Brusky will attest to the walleye fishing on Metionga Lake. Try it yourself.
...read more.Last fall I wrote about Ed Pierce from Wisc who completed his 30th fishing adventure with us since we arrived in 1985. Last month his brother Jim completed his 30th too!
Jim writes:
“This was my 30th trip to Metionga lake and each year the fish get healthier and consistently bigger by weight. It was great to see you guys ...read more.
Brad and Karen: Here is the 29 inch walleye I caught on Metionga Lake . Thanks so much for another wonderful vacation!
Bob Donnelly
Bob and his crew have made yearly trips to Ignace Outposts since the late 80’s. They have fished most of our lakes and seen our business develop since our earliest years in Ignace. They do keep ...read more.
Metionga Lake has caribou too. Bob Donnelly took this picture last week on Metionga of a bull caribou leaving the water after swimming across from an island.
Their antlers grow quickly considering this growth has happened this summer only. Like moose caribou drop their antlers each year. Unlike other ungulates, the cow caribou also grow antlers.
Our ...read more.