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!!)

The four of us had a terrific time. No one can believe my brother and I caught 73 fish in one six hour period. Tell the gang that they all did such a great job that their punishment will be that I'll return many times. Thanks for everything.

Personally, I couldn't think of a better fishing trip. Hospitality is great. There is a lake full of fish waiting to be found. There is a walk in lake to fantasy fish. Dave, Linda, and staff make it feel like your week is the only week the lodge is open. The best is arriving on Saturday afternoon. The worst is watching the dock crew wash off the boats for the next week and leaving Saturday morning knowing that it will be a whole year before coming back. All in all a great trip!

Wayne and Lydia, Just a little note to let you know how much we enjoyed the fishing trip, the hospitality you extended was tremendous. The cabin was very clean and comfortable. We all enjoyed the meal with the wild game. I liked both the Bear and the Moose. I think I like the Moose best. As I found in the past, the boats were clean and dependable. I guess we lucked out with the biting bugs. We did not have any to fight, a few little bites but not enough to be concerned with. Thank you again and may God bless through the year. We hope to see you again next year.