Thanks again for a wonderful time with our family at Moosehorn. We returned this year with our son and grandson, they were really impressed. From the equipment, the menu, the prepared meals and those to die for shore lunches. Our walleye fishing was beyond our wildest expectations. Just so the others know, we were there in the middle of August and it was still extremely successful fishing

Bill Hugunin (aka "hugey") caught a 50" monster last Thursday out of Indian Point Camp on Lake Wabigoon near Dryden, Ontario. What a hog!! (the fish I mean!) It was hooked on the figure 8 at boat side while his wife Rhonda, son Eric and Eric's girlfriend watched in horror as the monster tried to pull Mr. Bill into the lake. Eric was finally able to hear "get the fish in the net"! We heard them hollering and cheering clear across the bay!!! What a week on the 'goon'!! We saw lots of other fish and Bill and I both had a 40" and 42" in the boat (I should have had 2 hogs but . . . oh well!) Lots of nice pike and plenty of eater Walleye's. Oh yeah, I almost forgot, I left a chunk of a stainless prop in the lake (it's a tradition that I hit a rock when we go somewhere new, 3 years running now!!)

"We chose Counrty Camping Cabins because it is at the center of all the lakes we like to fish creating a varity in fishing and reservations are flexiable to the length of stay one desires. The camp managers have all been friendly and helpful."

Our Pop (70 years old) and us lads had a great time here. Great folks, good fishing, lots to explore and some great weather as well. With Climate change, Canada may become the New Improved U.S.A. The hearty well-rounded Canadians with their great sense of humor and willingness to watch out for each other is a great thing to see and share. Thank you