One more little upgrade to keep ahead of the pack.
It’s hard to believe this is an outpost camp 100 miles from Ignace.
The counter top at Flindt Lake had a swell near the taps from the sink being improperly installed. We’ve had a little time to do some “camp maintenance” and have installed a new counter top. Now the a sink and counter function well and look great too.
Now lets see how long it takes before someone puts a hot pan from the stove onto the counter top and leaves a mark.
Every year we see many groups in the 10 to 12 man range. The Healy/Loftus group from Minnesota numbered 13 making them our largest group for 2009. They go to Seseganaga Lake yearly and have more fun than should be allowed.
This year’s trip was a little unusual in that weather delays kept 3 of the 13 in Ignace for 2 extra nights. Not to worry however, the delayed fishermen made up for the delay with awesome fishing while in camp.
See you next year guys.
Over the years we’ve added a few luxuries to our cabins. Hot and cold running water allow for a nice hot shower. Some guys however prefer the grin and bare it method of bathing.
Even if I lost a bet, I wouldn’t voluntarily get into the waters around here early in the season.
Spring time keeps us busy getting camps open and equipment moved but regular jobs also get done.
The cabin at West Bay on Seseganaga Lake now has a new deck.
Even though fishing is the reason most guys head to Seseganaga, one of the best conservation techniques we have developed on our lakes is the construction of good decks.
It is amazing how the worries and cares of the world slide away when one slips into “Camp Time”.
The fish stories this new deck will hear over the next few years could fill a book.
Flindt Lake cabin in it’s pre 1996 days.
In years gone by, a cabin was just a roof over your head. One room, bunks along the wall, mice for room mates, stuffy, mosquitoes travelling through the wall at will, and a hot plate for cooking was the order of the day.
Flindt lake was one of those lakes where the fishing was so good, you could easily overlook the rustic or should I say primitive accommodations. During the 90’s we began a program of rebuilding and updating all our facilities. Now not only is the fishing so much better because of our catch and consume program, the cabins are a joy to be in.
Flindt Lake cabin now.
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