Author: Professor

Gord Bastable Wins Award, Again!

The Polish-Canadian Society for the Advancement of Walleye Fishing recently announced Gord to be their "Man of the Year"  for…

A Friendly Reminder

Fellow VBL Anglers...This time of year is noteworthy as it pertains to your frozen fish fillets. Please know that fillets…

Some Women Prefer Diamonds, But The Missus Prefers Big Fish

This laker made a big mistake. The missus and I recently returned from a trip to VBL. The fishing was satisfying…

A Kinder, More Gentle Professor?

  Feedback from readers of this blog have caused me to rethink my basic nature. A few comments really shook me…

Hopes and Dreams

As many of you know, this summer marks the 20th anniversary of operations at VBL. It's a time to celebrate,…

Can a Dead Fish Be Revived?

Sadly, a dead fish cannot be revived. However, all is not lost if you have lifeless fillets aging somewhere in…

Mojakka Days Celebrated In Edgerton, WI

Mojakka...It starts with a vision of a delicious fish soup from Finland. But it only materializes after a sucessful lake…

Professor and Missus Welcome a New Bundle of Joy Into the Family

Well, the dirty deed is done. I went into the marketplace and found a replacement boat. This was done strictly…

Joe and Marty's Somewhat Excellent Adventure

Marty and I just returned from VBL and, for the most part, we were humbled by the walleye and pike…

Joe and Marty’s Somewhat Excellent Adventure

Marty and I just returned from VBL and, for the most part, we were humbled by the walleye and pike…

What Should I Do With This?

Many folks will return home from VBL with frozen fish fillets. Pictured here is a nice northern pike, expertly cleaned…

Why The Backcountry?

Pictured to my right is fishing partner, Andy Lewis. We just hiked the portage trail from Clearwater Lake back to…

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Testimonials

If you’re looking for an outstanding vacation spot for the serious fisherman or a family get away you should consider Vermillion Bay Lodge on Eagle Lake, Ontario Canada. We have stayed at many lake resorts over the years, but none offer the simple pleasures of this one. The lake is large enough and holds enough fish for the most adventuresome fisherman and yet easy for local family fishing for young children. Bring your own boat or use one of the aluminum boats (20 hp) at the lodge. Boat dockage is well protected from the wind and allows easy access to the water.

What sets this lodge apart from most others is it is always clean, well kept with lots to do including paddle boats canoes, bon fires in the evenings and a just plain friendly atmosphere.

Bruce & Sally