Taken from an article entitled "Walleye Fishing the best of times" "Perfect fishing trip" may be an oxymoron, but this much I can say without hesitation: We've been doing this for years, and Big Canon is unquestionably the best place we've found. It isn't the easiest place to get to from Denver, but, if you've ever considered a fly-in to the remote wilderness of Canada, it's tough to beat. And compared with some of the gouging our group has endured through the years, it's reasonably priced.

Thanks again for a first rate week of fishing at WRC. We are thankful for the trolling motors. They worked very well. Fishing was the more consistent this year than any other despite the mixed bag of weather. The conservation efforts are definately paying off. There were days when we would catch 10 slot fish before catching an eater, but we always had more than enough 16s and 17s for fish fries. With all those slot fish out there, fishing should only improve. On the way home, we briefly tried to figure out the best day of fishing and had difficulty because they were all great. We seemed to be able to find good fish about any time we wanted. The group also appreciated your help with Lake Trout. You guys really go all out to make it a good trip and it is always appreciated.

My trip to Wine Lake was a life altering experience. Whether it was the primitive setting, the commune with nature or just the good fishing and stories, Wine Lake Camp is one vacation I would enjoy taking for the rest of my life!"

"The view of "Welcome Rock" pretty much says what we felt the week we were there. The extremely clean cabin with the clean crisp sheets on the bed, and the shiny floors really impressed us. The well stocked kitchen with the 3 iron skillets really made us feel at home too, and you just can't say enough about the sunrise and sunset as you sit on the camp swings."