Canada Fly-in
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Canada Fly-in
So I am getting married in September, which I am learning means lots of sacrafices. Now comes the first sacrafice allready. When I suggested for a honeymoon that we could go archery elk hunting, I got turned down cold. My (soon-to-be) wife over-ruled me and said that we should go on a fly-in to Canada in the spring. So, not having many options, I guess that is what I will have to do. Never having done a fly-in, any one have any experiences to share or advice? I could use the help, and maybe some sympathy from fellow Beasts for having to make such great sacrafices so early in the marraige. Thanks!
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Re: Canada Fly-in
Advice: Combine a spring bear hunt with the fishing! Ontario don't allow spring bear, pick a different Provence.
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Dan, I will have to see about that. I am not sure how many sacrafices I can make
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I did a fly in about 10 years ago, and I have to say, I was never so spoiled in my whole life...... It was unbelievable ! I have never caught that many 20" walleye's in my life... I'm not really a walleye fisherman, but even I was catching them like crazy.... We had stretches where the jig would not even hit the bottom and we had fish on !
You will absolutely love it !
I'm getting married next June, so I to, will find out about sacrafices !
You will absolutely love it !
I'm getting married next June, so I to, will find out about sacrafices !
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on top of making me go to canada for a honeymoon, now she is trying to call first crack at a slob 11 pointer I scouted last week on a ridge top meadow at my parents farm! And she tried to tell me that she has the "exclusive rights" to her dad's farm in Central WI this year, at least until she shoots a buck! What is a guy to do?
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Heck.....I would get rid of her.
Can you post her phone number?
Can you post her phone number?
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dreaming bucks wrote:I did a fly in about 10 years ago, and I have to say, I was never so spoiled in my whole life...... It was unbelievable ! I have never caught that many 20" walleye's in my life... I'm not really a walleye fisherman, but even I was catching them like crazy.... We had stretches where the jig would not even hit the bottom and we had fish on !
You will absolutely love it !
I agree. My Dad and I did a fly-in back in 2008 out of Red Lake. It was by far the coolest trip we have ever been on and memories we will carry with us the rest of our life. We never caught a walleye under 18" and each averaged at least 75 fish/day without even trying. At one point I caught a walleye or northern on 35 consecutive casts! There is nothing better tasting than walleye fresh right from a crystal clear Canadian Shield lake. I love being dropped of at an outpost camp by float plane on your own private lake without seeing any other people for a whole week.
We stayed with Big Hook Wilderness Camps http://www.bighookcamps.com/
Check them out. I promise you will not be disappointed. We were on Southwest Lake.
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