Category: Loon Haunt Outposts

We built a box for the 24 batteries.

We poured concrete into the tubes and installed threaded rod anchors and rebar.

We poured a slab to mount the battery box. We dug holes to install the sonotubes and big feet anchors.

Eliza’s parents, Joni and Leelan, as well as Ryan’s dad Shaun came to camp to help with the solar project.

We had four trips in the Otter to Goose Lake with the equipment and lumber for our big solar project. The new system means we will have electric refrigerators and freezers.

There is more than just fish at the Honey Hole.

The walleye keep getting bigger at Goose Lake.

A 38 inch pike at the Honey Hole, which still produces great walleye.

Here are some pictures of both of the 25-inch walleyes caught today on Goose Lake. A total of 42 walleye in two hours.

The Honey Hole produces a 27.5 inch walleye.