Don from Iowa was at Seseganaga lake last week with a few buddies.
Fishing of course is a main event at an outpost camp, but a sampling of Don’s photos from the week show many reasons to make an Ignace Outpost vacation.
Keep in mind these are not zoo animals but part of North America’s southern most ...read more.
The water levels here keep us guessing. After relatively high early ice out water levels, we’ve had a great deal of rain. Not only rain but cool temps for this time of year.
Many of our docks are again under water.
At Seseganaga lake we are back to our old tricks of filling barrels ...read more.
Our 2009 season is beginning I am finding out I am not the only one thinking fishing.
As we train pilots and other staff for the summer, fishing is also on my mind. Today as I was getting boats ready and a cabin cleaned at Irene Lake, I was bemoaning the fact I didn’t have my fishing rod with ...read more.
8) Flindt Lake7) Kawaweogama Lake6) Seseganaga Lake5) Hilltop Lake4) Metionga Lake3) Tri Lake2) Gamble Lake1) Irene Lake
Ready for pan!
...read more.We have several species of fish in the lakes we operate on. Most of our guests look primarily for walleyes to eat and northern for the fight. One of my favorites which fights like a mule and tastes great is Lake Trout .
Lake trout require cold, clear, well oxygenated water. They are found in Seseganaga Lake, Irene Lake and Gamble Lake .
In summer they often move ...read more.
I was reading the other day (yes I do that sometimes) about “What makes a good Northern Pike Lake” in Cabela’s Outfitter Journal.
Here are some of their criteria – and I compared them to Seseganaga Lake just for fun:
Good Northern Pike Lake ============ Seseganaga Lake
– Large Body of water ================== check
– marshy spawning areas ==== ============ ...read more.
I often have guests tell me they would like Joe’s job at Seseganaga Lake. I suspect many who say this don’t have a very good understanding of what a camp attendant does.
I didn’t hire Joe because he likes fishing. Besides being a real outdoorsman, Joe must wear many hats. He is a carpenter, repair man, host, mechanic, all round ...read more.
