and we say goodbye to another campful of happy fishermen/women and kids. The last two weeks have produced both excellent weather and fishing despite being a little on the breezy side this week. In fact, if you previously subscribed to the old adage “Winds from the East, fish bite the least” you most likely would have changed your mind had you been here this week. If the winds weren’t blowing East, they were blowing Northeast and yet I would have to say this was probably the best week of fishing we have had overall this season.
A veteran crew of returnees showed their experience fishing Wabaskang, Lost, Wine, Dowell and Mud lakes and reported excellent fishing everywhere they went. Minnows caught fish, crawlers caught fish, crankbaits took fish, twister tails produced…it was one of THOSE weeks. This comes on the heels of last weeks 993 fish effort from Bob Stromberg’s Seneca, South Carolina crew of four. Just when you thought fishing couldn’t get any better….
No signs of mayflies yet, water temps near 70 degrees and plenty more great fishing ahead this summer. We did have one cancellation for the week of July 9-16th if you know someone who is still looking for a last minute trip have them give us a shout!
It’s about to get a little crazier here as Megan, Emily, Sara and Allison will be arriving early next week. I will try not to fall too far behind in the blog updates!
Until next time, farewell from the distant shores of Wabaskang Lake.