Showing posts with label 2010 DHL Trip. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2010 DHL Trip. Show all posts
Friday, July 16, 2010
More shots around Deer Horn Lodge
Deer Horn's boat parking is on the south side of penninsula. Water
must be down 7 feet now, although the website says it's only down 5.
Apparently they are slowing down the draining. Still, with the water
this low it could be a year or two before it's back up to full
capacity. Let's hope they have a lot of snow this winter.
must be down 7 feet now, although the website says it's only down 5.
Apparently they are slowing down the draining. Still, with the water
this low it could be a year or two before it's back up to full
capacity. Let's hope they have a lot of snow this winter.
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Another great day of Walleye fishing
Caught around 10 Walleye today between my father and I. Lost a few at
the boat, and kept 4 to finish out our limit! Catching them in 10
feet of water on worm rigs with bottom bouncers and ripping them
through the weeds. Caught another little pike in a place that we call
Snag City, one of the bays due north of Monkey Rock. Also caught a
small blue walleye. I have caught some blue walleyes here before but
they are always small.
the boat, and kept 4 to finish out our limit! Catching them in 10
feet of water on worm rigs with bottom bouncers and ripping them
through the weeds. Caught another little pike in a place that we call
Snag City, one of the bays due north of Monkey Rock. Also caught a
small blue walleye. I have caught some blue walleyes here before but
they are always small.
Tomorrow we go for Trophy Pike!
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Deer Horn Lodge Heli Pad
Some natural resources exploration company is surveying this section
of Quebec looking for different types of resources to exploit. I
think, once in the late 80s we saw a float plane at Deer Horn.
of Quebec looking for different types of resources to exploit. I
think, once in the late 80s we saw a float plane at Deer Horn.
Fire in La Reserve Faunique La Verendrye
While trolling up Sterns Pass I noticed smoke coming from the ridge on
the other side of the Big Water. Looks like a little more than a camp
fire.
the other side of the Big Water. Looks like a little more than a camp
fire.
Navigating through the falls.
On my first trip to Deer Horn Lodge a woman that had been coming up to
DHL since the 1950s told me in the early days that this narrow section
between Baie Cox and Sterns Passage used to be a dramatic change in
water level, so much so that she called it a waterfall. Traveling
through there today, I could see how she would have throught that
because of all the huge rocks in there. We got through, although on
the way back our electric trolling motor stopped working, it won't
turn from side to side. Still get thrust though.
DHL since the 1950s told me in the early days that this narrow section
between Baie Cox and Sterns Passage used to be a dramatic change in
water level, so much so that she called it a waterfall. Traveling
through there today, I could see how she would have throught that
because of all the huge rocks in there. We got through, although on
the way back our electric trolling motor stopped working, it won't
turn from side to side. Still get thrust though.
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