Needed some supper so sent the master anglers out!!!!! Thank you Ryley, Tyler and Dawson ---- Good job.
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Well the bus has come and gone for 2016. We had a great weekend, weather cooperated and fishing was on and off, due to the changing weather patterns. But we had a great bunch of fishermen on board and the boys dug into their tackle boxes and used different lures and technics.
Bob and Manny joined us from Denver, Co. They heard about all the fun we have so they decided to come up and take part in the event. They made a bunch of new friends and had a terrific time. Manny ended up catching and releasing the biggest pike so he won the free trip back for 2017. This is the email I received from Manny:
Bob and I really enjoyed the bus trip from Melfort. The group of folks from Melfort and Prince Albert were great company for the last leg of the trip and in camp. The trout were down, the weeds were up, and walleye were on the move but fishing was great as usual and we still caught over 25 fish each full day of fishing. We also caught one trophy pike (39 inches) and three trophy walleye in two days. We just had to work a bit harder than usual. Our fish make it home in good shape. They were not as hard as usual but when you put as many fish in to the freezer as we did as a group, on the last day, that is to be expected.
I was amazed at the way you and Irvin were organized to accommodate such a large group and keep the quality of the food and service at the level I have become accustomed to over the last thirty years of fishing at Davin. You are awesome!!
Bob and I had just about made up our minds to make the bus trip again next year in addition to our regular trip in June. Catching the largest pike for this trip really closed any debate. We will see you in June and July next year.
We are now into August, walleye fishing is picking up. It seems to be getting better each day. Pike fishing is tremendous right now but the trout appear to be a bit weak. I don't know why unless it is due to the extremely high water we have here this year.
Bob and Manny joined us from Denver, Co. They heard about all the fun we have so they decided to come up and take part in the event. They made a bunch of new friends and had a terrific time. Manny ended up catching and releasing the biggest pike so he won the free trip back for 2017. This is the email I received from Manny:
Bob and I really enjoyed the bus trip from Melfort. The group of folks from Melfort and Prince Albert were great company for the last leg of the trip and in camp. The trout were down, the weeds were up, and walleye were on the move but fishing was great as usual and we still caught over 25 fish each full day of fishing. We also caught one trophy pike (39 inches) and three trophy walleye in two days. We just had to work a bit harder than usual. Our fish make it home in good shape. They were not as hard as usual but when you put as many fish in to the freezer as we did as a group, on the last day, that is to be expected.
I was amazed at the way you and Irvin were organized to accommodate such a large group and keep the quality of the food and service at the level I have become accustomed to over the last thirty years of fishing at Davin. You are awesome!!
Bob and I had just about made up our minds to make the bus trip again next year in addition to our regular trip in June. Catching the largest pike for this trip really closed any debate. We will see you in June and July next year.
We are now into August, walleye fishing is picking up. It seems to be getting better each day. Pike fishing is tremendous right now but the trout appear to be a bit weak. I don't know why unless it is due to the extremely high water we have here this year.
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Thursday July 21st. The bus left LaRonge at 11:17am. I'm ready and waiting!!!! And the bus is full, 29 on board. It will be a busy three days.
Most of you know that we have a board to record your trophy fish that are caught and released. Here are a few names of the persons who have recorded their catch.
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Chuck Campbell from Englefeld spent a few days at Davin fishing and having fun. They caught and released a large number of trophy fish. Chuck has been fishing with us for a number of years. Here are couple pictures they shared with us.
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Hats off to the Texas group, JT, Jim and Don for being true sportsman, catching and releasing a large number of trophy fish. This group has been fishing Davin Lake, Wathaman Outpost for 16 years and have fished more water than most other people. Jim has kept records every year for the 16 years and says the fishing experience is never the same. There is always a new adventure every year.
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Interesting Facts and a Good Read --- submitted by JT Dibble
Shown are a caribou with the spirit line through the body, the man with his medicine bag below him, a partial man whose right arm and legs are missing, and the rock face. They are located near the narrows north of the Outpost. My reading leads me to believe that they are pre-contact with Europeans, so at least several hundred years old. The pain is probably fish oil and ochre (iron oxide). Such drawings are typically on rock faces where the water transitions to the sky and are found across the Canadian Shield.
Shown are a caribou with the spirit line through the body, the man with his medicine bag below him, a partial man whose right arm and legs are missing, and the rock face. They are located near the narrows north of the Outpost. My reading leads me to believe that they are pre-contact with Europeans, so at least several hundred years old. The pain is probably fish oil and ochre (iron oxide). Such drawings are typically on rock faces where the water transitions to the sky and are found across the Canadian Shield.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
Our annual bus trip is now full. Anyone wishing to book on the bus (2016) will have to go on a waiting list.
Our annual bus trip is now full. Anyone wishing to book on the bus (2016) will have to go on a waiting list.
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