The Lehman Party from Iowa has been making an annual trip with us for many years. Jim, the group kahuna, shows off how it is done.
Catching and releasing pike like this is all just part of the fun on Metionga Lake .
I know too many guys who live to work. Take a little time and turn ...read more.
The Wagner crew from Wisc have been going to Seseganaga Lake in August for almost 20 years.
Here are two of the reasons why.
...read more.“Hi Brad and Karen, Just wanted to thank you for a great week and attach a picture of the northern I caught. Thank you for your hospitality!!!!” Mike Wilcox
See you on Seseganaga Lake again next year Mike!
...read more.Tom and his buddies – retired Chicago cops – make an annual trip to Seseganaga in mid July. They love to eat walleye but fighting northern pike are high on the list of things to do.
Bringing in a large northern must remind them of bringing in the bad guys when they ...read more.
Who ever said fishing is slow in mid summer? As we are beginning our 2010 season, I received this picture and note from a guest who visited Metionga Lake last July.
“Just wanted to pass along a picture of the 45" Northern I caught in July 2009 on Lake Metionga. We had a great week of fishing in spite of ...read more.
Ontario has re-organized its fishing regulation areas from divisions to zones. M etionga Lake falls within Zone 6 . It is the only one of our lakes to be in this new Zone. The regulations for this zone have changed regarding Northern Pike. The new regulation has done away with the slot size restriction. The no-keep between 27 inches and 36 inches is no longer ...read more.
Nov 2/2009 via email
Hi, Brad & Karen,
I just thought I would drop a note to tell you how much we enjoyed our fishing trip this summer. The cabin was in good shape as always & Joe stopped in for coffee about every morning to tell us any news. The fishing was a little slow for the first ...read more.
A couple of days ago I wrote about a walleye pigging out on a burbot and then taking a jig as well. This northern decided he wanted lunch more than the fisherman. Northern don’t fish for sport so we see this type of action often. It is a thrill to be bringing up a nice walleye and then all of ...read more.