Before we try and piece together the summer of ’22 let’s back up slightly. I sent out a call for May / June photos and here’s what I received….
Water levels eventually receded back to a more normal level and all was well in the fishing department….
I will admit that I’m not an expert on where or how to catch bass in the summer months. Sure, in the spring fish the areas where they spawn. Shallow, warm back bays with rock rubble and reeds / weeds. What about later on? July, August? A few anglers ask every year and I have to admit my lack of knowledge. Well this year it was pointed out to me that casting to shorelines that have the rock rubble that bass love is the ticket. Here’s some photographic evidence to prove this point… After 30 years I’m finally clueing in.
My attempt at covering the entire summer in one blog post. I’m sure I’m missing something. Once again, if I’ve left out something you feel needs to be here just email me the picture and I will include it in the next blog update…Fall 2022.
It was a great summer and I’ll be looking forward to the next one. If you haven’t thought about booking your trip yet don’t wait too much longer. With our limited schedule going forward there aren’t alot of spots left.
Adios, and stay tuned to the fall installment for 2022.
On behalf of the Boyes Group, I would like to pass on our sincere thanks for hosting the Muskie Madness Week and we thoroughly enjoyed our stay at VBL and had a great time!! This was our 7th year on Eagle Lake and we have stayed at a few other lodges but VBL takes the cake hands down! You can definitely count us in for next year. I’m happy to see you post some of my pics, they turned out well. Thanks again Gord for a wonderful week of fishing and your stellar hospitality, you run a first class operation, we look forward to seeing you next year!
