New to Thunder Bay

[Perry]

I was in Thunder Bay for a year at LU around 2010 and just came back, is there anything to do? 

[chris.brock]

If you like to fish, damn ya, it's Gods country compared to S Ontario. Tons of lakes, coasters, the tribs, drive to the Little Jackfish.....

[Jds63]

Very lucky to settling down up there .. as Chris said "God's Country"

easy driving distance to the best fishing in Ontario I would think ... Quetico is still on my bucket list ... time is flying by and i'm not getting any younger 

[Garnet]

NO

[Perry]

Have read limeyanglers reports since I was 15....

[woodenboater]

4 hours ago, Jds63 said:

... Quetico is still on my bucket list ... time is flying by and i'm not getting any younger 

Quetico is just amazing, so fewer people than anything down here, esp compared to Algonquin. no signage anywhere but portages and campsites obvious. fishing is great. some of the campsites were the best I've ever had the privilege of setting my tent upon.

pro tip - bring a metal trowel with a serrated edge on one side. makes digging catholes less aggravating  

[Perry]

Why is there a strange shrine for Winnie the Pooh at white river?  

[Old Man]

2 hours ago, Perry said:

Why is there a strange shrine for Winnie the Pooh at white river?  

That’s where the black bear came from. He was taken back to Winnipeg and named Winnie after the city.    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winnie-the-Pooh

 

[Acountdeleted]

On 3/16/2019 at 10:01 AM, Perry said:

I was in Thunder Bay for a year at LU around 2010 and just came back, is there anything to do? 

I don’t even know where to start. The fishing is so good there. Dryden, nicest people in the world. Lake of the woods. Red Lake is pretty cool for a day trip. 

Climb the sleeping Giant. Best view of Lake Superior.