Category: Goose Lake
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May 24, 2013
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After a couple of days of windy weather we finished up at Monroe and Unnamed and flew to Goose Lake. Only a few trees down but no other surprises. Our machinery all started without glitches and we are up and running. The wood stove is merrily snapping and we are happy to be back…
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May 8, 2013
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Do not be fooled by the open water in the background. We flew the airplane off the ice and landed in the river–the only open water around.
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September 20, 2012
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We are almost finished at Goose Lake. Today, we replaced some more cabin supports and washed the decks with deck wash solution and the high pressure washer. We are very pleased with the results as the decks look new.
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September 12, 2012
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The season is almost over. We are cutting and splitting firewood for next year. We also poured some replacement concrete anchors for our reef markers.
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July 9, 2012
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For those who have fished Nechigona Lake from Goose Lake and noticed that this year the Walleyes were not in the channel like years past. The Dawson crew in the photo caught 578 Walleyes in the channel today.
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June 10, 2012
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This 28 inch Walleye was caught by Ron Weeks, first cast of the trip in the Honey Hole at Goose Lake. Water depth 13 feet and water temp 66 degrees. The group also caught a 26 and 27 inch as well.
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June 4, 2012
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The outposts are all up and running. Goose Lake is ready for a full camp on Sunday June 10. A couple of happy groups have been and gone.
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May 19, 2012
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We are at Goose Lake and we are getting our much needed rain (about an inch so far). Fortunately, we got the Crabb crew into Unnamed on Thursday where they are still fishing and smiling in the rain.
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September 23, 2011
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We left Goose Lake September 23. The weather turned very warm and we are experiencing a wonderful warm fall to follow the nicest summer ever. Unfortunately along with the warm weather this summer, we also had a nasty thunderstorm at Goose Lake that damaged our airplane. So, we are dealing with insurance companies and…
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September 9, 2011
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The trees that came down in the big wind earlier this season are being turned into firewood. Bill took a turn at the log splitter because Louise was busy painting the floors in all of the cabins. We can no longer get the sandstone color we have used on the floors…