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Bob, Sondra and the boys are great people. Wife and I were there in June. Son and I are leaving Friday for another week of fishing and chasing bears. The wife doesn't hunt so she and I will be heading up again in Sept. We always fish grazing for walleye. While I love walleye fishing and our shore lunches, I have to admit the smallie fishing is what keeps drawing me back. One of these days I am going to target Lakers, but it always seems we are busy chasing walleye and smallmouth.

While in Sault Ste Marie the Ontario Bush Plane museum is worth a stop.

I went to our Bass Pro here in Indiana yesterday to buy a couple new rods and some vibrax spinners. They had the Eagle 640 Color unit on sale for $249.00. I have a Lowrance sonar/GPS combo on my larger boat but couldn't pass up the Eagle to put on my 14' deepV. At least thats what I convinced my wife. Lots of sale prices and wall to wall people.

Hello Krisco, you guys must have got their last cabin. Nothiing more exciting than fishing a new lake for the first time. I really like the fact that Windermere is multi species. So many lakes I fish are just Walleye and Pike. The Zimmermans sound like hardworking camp owners that really go the extra mile. Not sure what boat I am taking yet. I have a 18 ft Tracker Targa and a 14ft smoker craft tiller. I would like my 115hp to get up the lake quicker, but not knowing the lake I'm leaning more towards my smaller boat. we will see you there.

Worm Dangler, I was thinking that as well. My best freind lives in the Soo and has several camps north of Aubrey off 129. I have fished with him for spec's but never for lakers. He has been trying to talk me into flying with them to some good Lake Trout lakes. Never seems to be enough time. This week in June is more for the wife so comfort is the key. I get a fifth week of holidays next year so maybe then. Over the years i have fished St Joseph Island, Wakami, Muskuti, Aubrey, Five Mile Lake, Wennebegon, Burntwood and dozens of no name lakes. I would bet we have cast into some of the same waters over the years.

Thanks guy's I just booked our week for June 5th tonight. Sounds like they have alot of repeat clients, as there are very few opennings. Wife and I are looking forward to a week of Walleye, Pike and Smallmouth fishing. The Zimmermans sound like honest hardworking campowners. If it's what I'm expecting I will probably return in late August as well. I will post a report later in the summer. Thanks again for your replies.

Doesn't have to be a resort for me. I've spent a week more than once in a tent on an Island. This trip my wife is going. She doesn't have to have a cabin as we have a truck camper. Her one condition is she has to have a shower. Either at a camp ground or I have to set up a portable. Thanks for the offer. I will take you up on it.

Thanks guys for the replies. I kind of thought we may have trouble getting a cabin. I have a truck camper and they offer camp sites as well if we need to. Wormdangler, I'm from Indiana but my best friend lives in the Soo and has a camp on 129. I've fished the area every year for the past 20 with him. Had an extra week of vacation this year so thought I would take the wife someplace new. He has never fished Windermere but looked like a good place to take the wife. Used to spend a lot of time on Wennebegon until they limited motorized access. Again, thank you for the replies.

Looking at going to Happy Day Lodge on Windermere lake in early June. Usually get to the Chapleau area a few weeks through the year. Can anyone tell me about the fishing or this camp on Windermere. My wife will be going and we will be bringing our own boat. Thanks in advacne for any info.