Recent Posts Tagged With 'seseganaga lake'

• Memories of summer

  Posted on Sunday November 8th, 2009 at 08:06 in Fishing, pike, northern pike, seseganaga lake

  Nov 2/2009  via email Hi, Brad & Karen, I just thought I would drop a note to tell you how much we enjoyed our fishing trip this summer. The cabin was in good shape as always & Joe stopped in for coffee about every morning to tell us ...

• Mid Sept double header

  Posted on Saturday September 26th, 2009 at 07:30 in Fishing, walleye, seseganaga lake

  Last weekend, Sept 18 to 20 saw some of the best weather of the summer.  The fishing was absolutely amazing.  I was at Seseganaga Lake to paint some floors and do some other odd jobs (digging outhouse holes) but couldn’t help myself fr...

• Happy Crew

  Posted on Tuesday August 11th, 2009 at 07:30 in cabins, seseganaga lake

  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 ye...

• Another great trip

  Posted on Monday August 10th, 2009 at 07:24 in big fish, catch and release, northern pike, seseganaga lake

  “Good afternoon Brad. I just wanted to let you know how much I enjoyed this past week at your Sesaganaga outpost.  As always this lake produces big numbers and big fish.  One goal I have for every trip is to catch a 20+lb Northern and I ...

• More Seseganaga Lake fishing reports

  Posted on Wednesday August 5th, 2009 at 07:00 in trophies, catch and release, northern pike, walleye, seseganaga lake, father son

  Phil and Andy sent the following note. “We caught several 25” walleyes this year.  Not extreme monsters but always a nice tussle on the end of your line.” Having the odd large northern latch on to your line makes a good fight too....

• Seseganaga Trout Fishing report

  Posted on Monday August 3rd, 2009 at 07:47 in Fishing, trophies, lake trout, seseganaga lake

  Atlanta is a long way from Seseganaga Lake but as Phil reports from his annual trip, these lakers are worth the travel.     “Here is the second Laker I caught.  It is a twin of the first…about a half inch difference. ...

• Joe is ready

  Posted on Friday July 31st, 2009 at 07:03 in vacation, staff, seseganaga lake

  Joe, our camp attendant at Seseganaga, gets to fish now and then himself.  Fresh walleye for supper is a nice perk of the job.  Once he gets his work done for the day nothing beats a little R&R on the lake. He is not lonely in the bush...

• Great trip

  Posted on Thursday July 2nd, 2009 at 06:56 in ignace outposts, seseganaga lake, father son

  The Wood party came to Seseganaga Lake in June on a first time fly in trip all the way from Florida. The group experienced some of our best weather and best fishing.  No doubt they’ll be back again.  “Hey Brad, First of all, want...

• Seseganaga

  Posted on Monday June 22nd, 2009 at 07:20 in catch and release, northern pike, seseganaga lake

  Seseganaga Lake seems to consistently turn out some nice northern pike. Jim Aslaksen can attest to that. First week of June is a regular slot for the Heston Party and with fish like this it is easy to see why their booking is held year after yea...

• Seseganaga trout

  Posted on Friday June 19th, 2009 at 07:13 in Fishing, lake trout, seseganaga lake

  Seseganaga Lake never lets us down.  Walleye, northern and lake trout make this a fisherman’s delight.    It may have been cooler than normal temps but the trout were hitting with gusto last week. I appreciate getting photos ...

• Fish story platform

  Posted on Saturday June 6th, 2009 at 07:44 in vacation, cabins, the work, ignace outposts, seseganaga lake

  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 cons...

• All in a week

  Posted on Friday June 5th, 2009 at 07:32 in photo, vacation, wildlife, catch and release, seseganaga lake

  Don from Iowa was at Seseganaga lake last week with a few buddies.  Fishing of course is a main event at an outpost camp, but a sampling of Don’s photos from the week show many reasons to make an Ignace Outpost vacation. Keep in mind ...

• Bring yer boots

  Posted on Wednesday June 3rd, 2009 at 07:22 in weather, the work, seseganaga lake

  The water levels here keep us guessing.  After relatively high early ice out water levels, we’ve had a great deal of rain.  Not only rain but cool temps for this time of year. Many of our docks are again under water.  At Se...

• Seseganaga Memory

  Posted on Monday May 11th, 2009 at 16:10 in release, walleye, the work, ignace outposts, seseganaga lake, father son

  Our 2009 season is beginning I am finding out I am not the only one thinking fishing.  As we train pilots and other staff for the summer, fishing is also on my mind.  Today as I was getting boats ready and a cabin cleaned at Irene Lake, I...

• Seseganaga - "Lake of many islands" (and fish)

  Posted on Friday January 23rd, 2009 at 07:58 in northern, lake trout, walleye, seseganaga lake

  This large body of water runs over 25 miles with hundreds of miles of shoreline. There is nowhere on this lake you can be more than 1/2 a mile from shore. This lake produces consistently and is one of the few lakes in Canada where 50 inch plus NORT...

• Top 8 reasons to fish Ignace Outposts

  Posted on Sunday January 4th, 2009 at 07:35 in ignace outposts, irene lake, metionga lake, seseganaga lake, flindt lake, hilltop lake, gamble lake, kawaweogama lake, tri lake

  8) Flindt Lake7) Kawaweogama Lake6) Seseganaga Lake5) Hilltop Lake4) Metionga Lake3) Tri Lake2) Gamble Lake1) Irene LakeReady for pan!...

• Lake trout

  Posted on Wednesday December 17th, 2008 at 07:07 in lake trout, irene lake, seseganaga lake, gamble lake

  We have several species of fish in the lakes we operate on. Most of our guests look primarily for walleyes to eat and northern for the fight. One of my favorites which fights like a mule and tastes great is Lake Trout.Lake trout require cold, clear, ...

• A Northern Pike Lake

  Posted on Friday November 21st, 2008 at 07:37 in northern pike, ignace outposts, fly in, seseganaga lake

  I was reading the other day (yes I do that sometimes) about "What makes a good Northern Pike Lake" in Cabela's Outfitter Journal.Here are some of their criteria - and I compared them to Seseganaga Lake just for fun:Good Northern Pike Lake ========...

• A good foundation is very important

  Posted on Sunday October 12th, 2008 at 07:41 in the work, seseganaga lake

  I often have guests tell me they would like Joe's job at Seseganaga Lake. I suspect many who say this don't have a very good understanding of what a camp attendant does.I didn't hire Joe because he likes fishing. Besides being a real outdoorsman, J...

• 1948 or 2008?

  Posted on Friday October 10th, 2008 at 07:38 in the work, seseganaga lake

  At two of our outpost camps we have camp attendants. Joe our camp attendant at Seseganaga Lake was caught doing his laundry on his cabin deck. When you spend the summer "in the bush" you make do without some of our modern conveniences. Joe has a r...

• How high was it?

  Posted on Thursday October 9th, 2008 at 07:30 in the work, ignace outposts, seseganaga lake

  This July we saw some of the highest water levels we've seen in years. At Seseganaga Lake, Joe filled barrels with water to help hold the dock decks down so they wouldn't float away.Water levels have since receded to the point that the docks are now...

• A view back in time

  Posted on Wednesday October 8th, 2008 at 07:43 in history, cabins, seseganaga lake

  About 20 years ago this was one of our finest cabins. Today it is a shed. For those who may not recognize this cabin, it is on Seseganaga Lake. It is the old cabin 2. In its day, it was state of the art. It was one big room, 8 beds in the back h...

• Between archery and gun season

  Posted on Tuesday October 7th, 2008 at 07:50 in moose, seseganaga lake, hilltop lake

  Spike bull I called out for a photo op. My only weapon, a camera. We are right between archery moose and gun moose seasons. Our camps are empty for a day or two. Our archer moose hunters managed 2 moose taken (one on Seseganaga and one on Hilltop)...

• Cribbed cabin

  Posted on Tuesday September 30th, 2008 at 08:02 in the work, seseganaga lake

  On Saturday, Joe, Randy and I went to Seseganaga Lake for the day. We have archery moose hunters at camp now so we spent a little time visiting with them and then got on to work.Cabin #3 was needing a little foundation work. We built 3 cribs under ...

• Caribou at Seseganaga

  Posted on Sunday September 28th, 2008 at 07:27 in wildlife, ignace outposts, seseganaga lake

  In August the Dodwell family spent a few quality days at our West Bay Camp on Seseganaga Lake.Phil Dodwell challenged his family to spot a caribou while on the trip. The last morning of their stay his wife Tammy spotted a bull caribou swimming acros...

• Fall trout

  Posted on Friday September 12th, 2008 at 08:20 in lake trout, northern pike, irene lake, seseganaga lake

  I love fall fishing. It seems that the big ones are feeding often to get ready for our long winters. Generally fall fishing is in good weather, maybe a little rain and cool evenings but trumping all is very few bugs.Lake trout season closes Sept 30...