Ice Out, 2016

With today being the first day of Spring it’s time to roll out our annual “Ice Out Contest”. 

The rules are simple so that even the average fisherman will be able to participate!  You have one chance to predict the day that Vermilion Bay will be ice free.  What’s critical is that you are the first one to pick the correct date, as there is no second place glory.  The dilemma is whether to bide your time, monitor the ice out updates that I will be providing, and hope nobody scoops your prediction……..or take a leap of faith and send in your guess right away.  Your prediction should be emailed to Gord  ( vbay@drytel.net ) and will remain secret till the conclusion of the contest.

To get you in the mood here’s a few shots from last week…

March 7, 2016
Conditions as of March 2016

 

IMGP4046 (1024x746)
Taking in ramp repair supplies to Clearwater Lake

 

IMGP4047 (1024x754)
Metal gas cans delivered to Caribou Lake

 

Contest Update!

Since taking these pictures a week ago several things have happened.  Firstly, the Electric Beaver site went down and I was unable to start the contest.  Secondly I spent an enjoyable week down in the Baja, Mexico with Susanne.  Thirdly while away we had rain storms, warm temps, and a nice 15 inch dump of snow.

IMGP4087 (1024x768)
A small, but tasty yellow fin tuna.

 

Good Luck…. and stay tuned for updates!

 

One thought on “Ice Out, 2016”

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Keep up to date with The Electric Beaver, The Official Eagle Lake Blog since 2008

Read Now

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

Receive latest news articles