We're not beach people, so don't look for us there. It's been extremely hot for an extended period of
time here where we live and we love to fish, so, where else, but Canada for us! About 5 years ago, we
found a resort in Sioux Lookout, Ontario that we fell in love with. We looked and searched around and
couldn't find anything any better again this time, so we made reservations once again at Fireside Lodge.
Alan and Audrey have such a wonderful place and are such wonderful hosts! Audrey is a wonderful
cook and we ate way too much good food and Alan has all the info for the lakes so we caught a lot of
fish. Another plus was it was cooler than at home. Now don't think that it was coat weather, but at least
it was a good 25 degrees cooler than at home. We wouldn't even be able to go out and fish at home, but
were able to stay out all day there on Vermillion lake. We were hoping to be able to see a moose this
time, but they just didn't show themselves. We were still though rewarded with the awesome beauty
This is a picture of our last evening we got to fish. We had fished all day, then gone in for dinner.
There is enough daylight to get about 3 hours of fishing in before dark, so we like to take advantage of
it. After all, we did travel quite a ways!
Beautiful photos, maybe Aaron and I need to head up there for our next vacation (in a few years) ha ha.
ReplyDeleteHi: I want to say hi as I found you on a blog I subscribe too about cooking and you talked about quinoa. I love it as cereal or a cold salad with apple cider vinegar, chopped bell peppers and such.
ReplyDeleteYour farm is beautiful. What kind of fish do you catch in the lake?
Have a pleasant weekend.
Peace
Carole
Southern California (Actually the high desert in San Bernardino County)
Carole
ReplyDeleteHi! Thanks for finding me...I hope you enjoy reading things here! Yes, isn't quinoa wonderful...so many ways to enjoy it and usually so simple! As for the fish....in the recent pictures that were taken in Canada, we were catching small mouth bass as well as some pike. As for the lakes around home here, we also catch small mouth bass as well as walleye, large mouth bass and trout in the rivers below the dams.