Showing posts with label Insula Lake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Insula Lake. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 14, 2013

Fish Dance Pictographs - July 2013

Todd F. a long term customer sent us these images of Fishdance Lake pictographs from a recent trip he guided for his BSA troop from Wisconsin.  Thanks Todd for your contribution.  We will be sending you a Spirit of the Wilderness T-shirt as a token of our appreciation.

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Email us your photos and BWCA/Quetico story and if we publish it on our blog we will send you a Spirit of the Wilderness t-shirt as a thank you. Be sure to include your name, mailing address, phone number and shirt size.

Traveling to Fishdance takes 1-2 days. Enter at Lake One, entry point 30F, travel through Lake Two, Three, Four, Hudson, Insula (a great walleye lake), across Alice then a southerly turn to Fishdance. Be sure to spend a night or two on the southern campsites of Fishdance. You will feel it it one of the most remote areas you will visit in the BWCA.

Fishdance Pictographs

A close examination...but don't touch

Tuesday, July 16, 2013

Fishing report - July 13, 2013

If you are willing to do a bit of paddling for excellent walleye and bass fishing; travel out to Insula Lake. Enter the BWCA at Lake One, #30F, paddling through Lake One, Two Three, Four, Hudson and finally the 105 rod portage into Insula. The southern shore of Insula was affected by the 2011 Pagami Creek Fire, but what a neat place to visit looking at the regeneration of ground cover and wildlife.

Move onto the northeastern section of the lake working the reefs and drop-offs with jigs and leeches. Bass are hitting on top water lures right in the weed beds. A father and son reported today catching 5-28+ inch walleyes, 3-4 lb bass and more. Pictures to follow when they are able to get email access.

Gabbro and Bald Eagle, entry #33, have been producing plenty of walleyes, bass and 30+ inch pike.An Ohio group reported catching a 38 inch pike that grabbed the lure, dove to the bottom and the fisherman dropped his rod in the excitement, grabbed the line and pulled the fish in hand over hand. What a great memory of fishing the BWCA.

There is still time to travel and fish the Boundary Waters this summer and into the fall. Permits are still available with some limitations for dates and entry points. Make lifetime memories this summer. Call Spirit of the Wilderness, Ely MN at 800-950-2709 for more details on fishing the BWCA, reserving your permit and outfitting needs

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