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We have officially extended our season to September 24th.  It is clear that the industry will not be opening on-time and potentially not until later in June.  As we have previously discussed nearly all guests in May and June have re-booked to later in the season.  We thank you for being flexible.  I can’t tell […]

I have started to get a few concerned calls and emails and thought I would put down in words a few thoughts. I always believe that the more we can communicate with our guests the better.  To us, it is simply too early to determine what is going to happen and make a call on […]

Things are rapidly changing throughout the world and I wanted to keep our guests apprised of whats going on at the lodge and our current thoughts.  Since our last post (@ a week ago) the US/Canadian border has closed.  Big news for the 200,000 people that cross it on a daily basis but enormous news […]

To our fellow guests and friends. We wanted to reach out to you with an update relating to the Coronavirus, the lodge and reservations. We have been monitoring the situation very closely and want to ensure you, our guests, that we are taking every precaution we can.   Some of you may be pondering about […]

Here is the current walleye count   Length Total 27 inches 86 28 98 29 121 30 69 31 8 31.5 5 32 2 32.5 2    

Cooler evenings have started to creep in as summer begins to slip away.  Several weeks ago our first (and last) heat wave pushed many fishermen into the water to cool off while pushing the bass even deeper into the depths.  Many bass blitzes sometimes throughout the day are fun to see for sure.  Our out-lakes […]

Well after all of the rains last week we are finally into some stable and wonderful weather.  Nice breezes, temps in the high 70s and sun.  And as predicted the fishing has taken a major uptick as well.  Wolf has had boats with 60+ fish, as has Portage and Mud.  Sapphire, well you know Sapphire.  […]

We are in throws of a typical Canadian summer.  Warm days, thunderstorms cropping up here and there, bass busting minnows and nice breezes at night.  The fishing has been quite good except for 3 days last week when the dreaded mayfly hatch hit (coupled with some bad storms).  While the walleye bite continues throughout a […]