Fishing/Wedding Report
Well, how do I start something as important as this blog. I’ll start with an apology for the tardiness in writing it. An historic event took place at Wabaskang Lake in July of this year. A good friend who spent many summers of his youth here, came back from his busy life in Indianna to wed his […]
Quill: age unkown
Late in June a new old dog arrived at camp in the back of a pick-up, in a cage and smelling badly, at least he was wagging his tail. He was a little shy the first few days, but has come around and he is feeling at home now. In the first week this dog […]
The Fishing Report
Good Fishing Kirk Kinnison caught and released this beauitful 12 pound lake trout last evening while jigging for walleye at the first narrows. He was using a 3/8 oz. gold jig tipped with a small minnow. Walleye’s and all other species continue to feed in the shallows as water temperatures remain colder then normal. Last […]
Spring things
Cool stuff happens during the big melt, interesting ice forms and lucky finds- […]
Still Waiting……
It’s not boat “Fishing Time in Northwestern Ontario” yet and we are patiently waiting for spring. The north shores of Wabaskang are showing bare ground. However, up on Sleepy Dog Road the snow banks were high this winter, maybe a record and the trail in is soft. But it hasn’t stop our driving out […]
Cabin 5 Comes Alive
I am out of hibernation as temperatures of 30 and 40 below are gone. Although the snow’s not gone. Other creatures are stirring in Northern Ontario as well, saw the first moth of the year and the first fly. And so to work, I’m over at Cabin 5 now making renovations. A bedroom was added. […]
Still Sound Wooden Boat
This summer marg will begin to restore the boat. It’s going to be red instead of blue. Then it needs to go under shelter for safe keeping. A cool spot would be in the rafters of Cabin 5 but we don’t know if it fits there. The boat, she’s pretty big. Wondering about the adventures […]
Perfect location for Monster Northern Pike
This is the perfect location for catching Monster Northern Pike! Right beside a nice weedbed – this is a good sized Pike in this picture. In order to catch the really big Pike that are surely lurking nearby – all you have to do is use a Really BIG Lure!!