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Well after an uneventful trip in, we got set up and got a bit of fishing in today. We brought Moniques mom Eva in, and at 80 years old, shes holding her own. her neighbors couldnt believe she was "tenting it!! LOL heres some quick pic's Nice bass for Jaden with a hammerhead topwater (plug plug!!)

That's just plain ole slander....

I love the underwater work, sounds like fun!

Great Report!!!

Welcome aboard the board!

Awesome fish.

Personally, Im a bit tired of the fishing show / cronzie bashing

Good job guys!! Looks great!

That's terrible news Wayne, my condolences, were thinking of ya.

hahahahaha

Nice fish!! Nice colours...

I think its an annual g2g that has a lot of loyal attendees... that being said, g2g's happen all the time, like the fall ones, there's no reason why an additional on couldn't be arranged in the summer down south somewhere. I think also that alot of people who have been coming to this particluar g2g have learned some spots and are having success. If we moved it every time it would be difficult to get enough fish for the fry. Like the quinte g2g, if someone wants to try and put one together closer to the gta, thats fine by me.

Here's Muskie in the boat... loves the boat!! and the Paddle boat... and the 4 wheeler, and the truck... lol

I was up at camp and missed this thread... everyone is more than welcome, we had a blast!!

Awesome pictures for my collection!!

Umm holding the small ones are the problem.. it was a small one that put the hook through my finger.. now Im scared of them!!

Well after the Lakair G2G, and a few days of work, it was time to take back off to camp for a few nites over the July long weekend. Camp is finally pretty much set up and except for some cleanup and organizing there's finally no work to do, except the mandatory wood cutting and trail cleaning. Things were pretty uneventful, a little rainy, and the skeeters were bad only on the first nite, so all in all it was a very relaxing trip with lots of decent fish being caught by everyone.. really I caught a few too?? We did Stop at the MacEwans Gas Station in Latchford and picked up some cheap Lucky Strike spoons which we drug around and did very well on. Fluorescent Orange works well on the Montreal River, as well as Brass/Red. The spoons were under $2 each so we picked up the whole card full!! The guy at that station really helped me out of a trailer bearing bind, so I try to stop in and gas up every chance I get! The wildlife was out in full form.. didn't get any pictures though, but, this trip we saw 4 different species of ducks, a lynx walking along the shoreline 50 feet from the boat... that was AMAZING, 1 moose and 5 bears, two of them were very small cubs with their mothers.. very very cute!!! (for now) Here's some pictures and a couple of videos form the trip! This guy visited with us all week.. hes a bit fatter now than he was... My serious side The magic spoon!! We caught lotsa these.. nice fishery there, fish of all year classes around! Jaden and Muskie sharing the boat! NOW FOR THE FISH PICTURES!! Moniques got this funky cross armed pike vulcan hold she can seem to shake??? Avery Cleaned up with some nice topwater bass! And of course I always get the biggest one!!! Anyone know what kind of ducks these are?? they hung around the dock and were quite cute... they aren't blacks... Tons of wild flowers on the shoreline as well. Having a woodsplitter there takes alot of the work outta cordwood!! Runs really well!! We did have one nice fish fry.... done up with fresh garlic and butter!! Thanks Mr. Pikie!! My happy place We played "Sorry" every night.. Avery won most of the time.. I think hes sneaky.. that's what I think!! Ahh... the sunsets!! My motto is... "Happy Wife... Happy Life!!" Lasagna done on the BBQ!! Now I cant wait to go back, Off to Lingham Lake this weekend for a trip with some friends, then back to work for a while then hopefully another extra long weekend very soon!!

So... exactly where are you going??? ... LOL.. sorry.. i couldnt help it..

Awesome report, Kesagami is a great place!

Very nice report... thats the best spot for camping on the lake.

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