Getting There
Portagin, Snowmobilin, and Walking
Drive north for an hour
Snowmobile across a lake
Park the sled, unload the gear
Walk the first portage
Cross the bay
Walk the next portage
Right into laker heaven
The lake stands rigid
Layers of slush and ice compressed
Walking with a pack for two miles is tough
But the twenty pound northern is all worth it
As well as always having the possibility of a gigantic lake trout or walleye
Published by Casey
I'm 24 years old, I live with my fiance, Jake and our two dogs Lakota and Katie. I'm a full time union laborer and working, fishing and hunting every spare moment. View profile
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Post a CommentLooks like a big pike fish in the pic held by your fiance. ;-) Do you folks make steaks out of them & do they taste good?