Author: Loon Haunt Outposts
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June 13, 2015
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Great weather and fishing the last couple of days. At Unnamed Lake as of Thursday with two days left to go, 15 Walleye over 25 inches including 27-, 29.5-, and 30.25-inchers.
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May 31, 2015
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The first week of fishing at Whitelaw is over and the walleye fishing was best right in front of the cabin. The first guests are in at Poirier, Unnamed, and Goose. Strangely enough the walleyes at Goose were off the wall in 22 feet of water. This location is usually best…
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May 24, 2015
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Today, it was time to get things ready at Nechigona Lake. We used the come-along to pull the top ramp up into position. Then we did the same with the bottom ramp. We pulled the boats down from the hill and then went back to camp for lunch. After lunch, we flew…
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May 23, 2015
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A beautiful calm day perfect for putting out the reef markers at Goose Lake. We place the markers in South Bay and then along the south shore right to the honey hole. It is not all work. Before heading back to do the north side of the lake we motor up to Woman Falls…
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May 20, 2015
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The diesel and the water system are up and running. We have telephone and internet. The minnow traps are in. The water is up, about 14 inches below the top of the dock so there was no problem getting the floating dock from the river.
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May 15, 2015
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The weekend snow storm was a little more intense at Goose Lake. The photo is what we saw on arrival at Goose Lake.
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May 3, 2015
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The ice is going out in front of our bay right now. The ice flow in the picture has open water on both sides. Monroe and Unnamed are clear of ice. Goose Lake is probably open. Poirier should be ice free soon. Whitelaw should be open in the next few days.
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April 28, 2015
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We traveled from Fort Frances to Red Lake today. Rainy Lake is almost completely ice free. The ice was off Sand Bay on April 17. This image is Eagle Lake taken from Vermillion Bay.
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April 10, 2015
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Warm weather is forecast for the weekend. The photo at right is from the Superior Airways float plane base in the river. The current produces the first open water in the area. You can see there is still lots of ice around the docks.