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Check out Sergio on Netflix's if you like documentaries.

An Outback

I hope so . I ordered in the spring

I have had a Kayak for 2 years and I use it more then my bass boat. I spent around $1000 for it. It is comfortable, stable easy to travel and store. There is nothing more thrilling then catching a fish and have it drag you around in it. I have a Tarpon 120

You are very lucky to live in such a scenic area of Ontario with all the lakes and river

Thanks for the pictures of the area

Thanks for the report Cliff. I enjoy reading them and you have me really interested in traveling to the area as retirement looms this year.

Will that affect where you can fish on the weekend?

I have not sold my boat yet but it is becoming a decoration at the dock. Does anyone fish the yak bass tournaments in the area? There is one on Balsam lake on July 7th. I am not sure if the link can be added to the forum however if you search yakfisher you will find the information.

Looks like a great trip. I agree the yak fishing is a lot of fun

I use the brand Costco sells. I am not hard core fishing either.

Reach Harbour on Lower Buckhorn has nightly cottage rentals. Two of the cottages have recently been renovated

The Stratos 486 is a great boat to play and fish with. It has lots of storage for gear and supplies. The only fishing concern would be if you use one piece rods. It does not have storage for them unless you place them in the floor compartment.

I purchase the trailer in the park and the current owners dock had access to power and the park gave me the dock so problem solved. I did come up with another option which was to rent a dock at a Marina a couple times a week. The cost would be $10 for the day or $20 for a night. Thanks for your suggestions

TY for your suggestions. I will look at buying the Costco cart. I will have power at the trailer and in my shed so it will be easy to charge them.