Every year we talk about how fast the season goes by and that we should be used to it. Well here we are starting week 6 and I can’t believe the season (by weeks end) will be 1/3 over already. As usual, lots of great memories again for many camp guests and us too. It’s easy to stay motivated when you hear guests saying things like “I had the best day fishing of my entire life”, ” I caught the biggest walleye, northern etc. of my life”, ” I can’t believe how quiet and peaceful it is here”. We look forward to the last two-thirds of the season with great anticipation as this is the time of the year where we have more of our newer bookings and the opportunity to host and make friends with our “newbies”. This is also the time of season where we will have more and more youngsters (the future of our sport) in camp with us too. In addition to providing some playmates for our girls, it is always a treat to see how much fun the kids have while in camp. Makes us think back to our own summers as a kid and all the special memories from those summer trips and vacations.
Enough general rambling for now, we’ll leave you with just a few of our favorite pics from 2011 so far.
Enough general rambling for now, we’ll leave you with just a few of our favorite pics from 2011 so far.
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| The Zimmerman/Weaver shore lunch |
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| John Rules with two HOGS |
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| Micah (L) and dad Scott Vande Griend with two dandy smallies |
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| The Vande Griend family |
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| Payton Vande Griend hopes the tooth fairy has a boat to reach us out at camp |
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| Ed Flynn with the largest walleye of his life on his first trip to Canada |
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| Mary and Dave Earll |
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| CJ Widmer-the smile says it all |
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| Don Strafford (L) on his 50th consecutive season to camp with buddy Pete Greendyke |
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| CJ Widmer (L) and Austin Countryman from opening week |
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| Corky Branda and a trophy pike |
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| Jon Earll |
