Quebec fishing camp

[ncountry]

Yesterday I got an email for this years directors meeting for a fishing club I belong to.

It got me to thinking of camp, which we havnt seen in 2 years because of covid. I'm still not sure if things  will open up enough to allow us to go this year.. 

It's an old late 1800/early 1900s loggers camp on a fairly remote lake . It takes roughly 1.5 -2 hrs on a sxs or wheeler to access it. This is after driving 3 hrs on the roughest dirt rd from hell..lol. Averaging about 15-20mph... When our club was started it was accessed by float plane only.

I included a few pictures from 1 of our last trips up. Notice the lack of fish pictures. Ha.ha ha. I've caught 1 trout in 8 years. Don't tell the bass or crappie, but apparently I am terrible at lake trout fishing.

After building nice things most days it's fun to slam out a rustic structure with  chainsaws and cordless drills in an afternoon..;) From trees to covered porch in 4hrs.

[Bionic]

Enjoy and great scenery

[ncountry]

1 minute ago, Bionic said:

Enjoy and great scenery

It is nice country, just like inner Maine. Although the mosquitos in May are epic . We had 1 trip that was frosty every morning, that was nice otherwise if you are not in the middle of the lake you will have to adjust your diet downward  by at least 200 calories to make up for the bug intake.;) 

[Bionic]

23 minutes ago, ncountry said:

It is nice country, just like inner Maine. Although the mosquitos in May are epic . We had 1 trip that was frosty every morning, that was nice otherwise if you are not in the middle of the lake you will have to adjust your diet downward  by at least 200 calories to make up for the bug intake.;) 

Sounds great to me!