Welcome to October 10th………

Maggie checks out the first snow of the season. Probably won’t stay, but the forcast for this weekend (Thanksgiving weekend here in Canada) is for more snow and cold temperatures. Perfect turkey weather!

The muskie rod encased in snow……..waiting for the rematch with the “lunker”.

The boat is ready to go…..but the skipper is doing some insulating in the addition today….bummer.

I did go out onto Vermilion Bay about a week ago. Fished two spots and had a medium sized follow plus caught this little guy. The colour on this fish was a vibrant emerald green and silver…..the photo doesn’t really capture it, but some of it shows up. Click on the picture to enlarge it and you’ll get to see what I’m talking about!

4 thoughts on “Welcome to October 10th………”

  2. NewMexicam
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    Hi,
    I remember snow in the boat on an October trip to Eagle. I came up with my brother, Jim and we stayed at your house on the East side.
    The lure in the last picture looks familier.

    Go get'um……Bill

  3. Professor
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    Hi Gord…I noticed the framing for the new roof on the lodge. This is going to be one big roof with the overhang area. I like it.

  4. Perchmaster
    Reply

    Nice pics Gord… Things look nice on the add ons to the camp!!!
    Get out and cast those jumbo baits the musky must be putting on the feed bag?

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