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Title: Gas availability on lake Kipawa
Post by: Netman on February 02, 2022, 06:54:08 PM
For those of you that trailer your own boats to Fish Kipawa, how do you handle providing gas?
Title: Re: Gas availability on lake Kipawa
Post by: Fort Wisers on February 03, 2022, 06:53:36 AM
We always filled up at Migizy Gas Station, they have a pump with premium fuel right at the dock.
The gas was always good for us.
Title: Re: Gas availability on lake Kipawa
Post by: Hodgey1 on February 03, 2022, 07:16:10 AM
For me "while at Alwaki" Brian always has a good supply of fuel via a 5gal can. I fill my tank prior to launching and then purchase what I need from them and that is usually 10 additional gallons in my 60HP four stroke for the week. This year will probably be a couple gallons more  ??? in my new 225hp.  ;D
Title: Re: Gas availability on lake Kipawa
Post by: Netman on February 03, 2022, 07:56:22 AM
Thanks guys, good to know there is a gas dock. I noticed that some lodges would sell gas, and it looked like others would not.
@Hodgey1  - that big motor should be a lot of fun,  I have a 150 pro XS on my 1750 crestliner, and it moves along very nicely. I love the fuel efficiency of the new 4 strokes.
Title: Re: Gas availability on lake Kipawa
Post by: limacharley on February 03, 2022, 03:32:15 PM
Don't forget Boucher's Marine tucked in the corner on the left in-between the public launch and Migizy's
Title: Re: Gas availability on lake Kipawa
Post by: LanielKid on February 04, 2022, 02:45:17 PM
Most lodge sell gas, or provide gas to be used with rental boats.

I don’t know of any gas docks, so I fill up my fuel trailer at the gas station in Laniel (newly reopened!) and then drive that to the cottage to fill up the toys.
Title: Re: Gas availability on lake Kipawa
Post by: puckster_guy on February 05, 2022, 07:18:40 AM
Way out here at Red Pine I have to drive to town for gas. No gas on the lake between here and Kipawa town.
Title: Re: Gas availability on lake Kipawa
Post by: hinorth on February 07, 2022, 06:24:24 AM
Migizy's at the dock in the summer for boat (guys with mogas STC's) can get in there nicely as well.  At the pumps in the winter for the sleds.  It's handy and priced the same at the dock as at the pump or at least it was last summer.  Good, friendly service.
Title: Re: Gas availability on lake Kipawa
Post by: crunchie on March 14, 2022, 11:11:54 PM
We are so fortunate to purchase gas at Migizy's dock for the same price as up on the hill.  Not many marinas offer that price.
Title: Re: Gas availability on lake Kipawa
Post by: GregL on March 29, 2022, 09:47:45 AM
I used to bring 4 25L cans with me, but now my boat has 50 US Gal tank that carries us for a full week. So I just fill on the way in.

Gotta love a Yamaha SHO! 115hp pushing 20' boat all week one 1 tank :)
Title: Re: Gas availability on lake Kipawa
Post by: Netman on March 29, 2022, 12:46:29 PM
I agree @GregL, I am still getting used to the 4 stroke 150 on my crestliner. Went fishing all day at a local lake on only used 1/8 of a tank. Would have used way more on my other boat with a 150 2 stroke - the 4 strokes are soo quite - hard to tell if it is running at idle. Now all I need is a better way to keep my 3 12v trolling motor batteries charged.
Title: Re: Gas availability on lake Kipawa
Post by: puckster_guy on March 29, 2022, 03:37:50 PM
Quote from: Netman on February 03, 2022, 07:56:22 AM
Thanks guys, good to know there is a gas dock. I noticed that some lodges would sell gas, and it looked like others would not.
@Hodgey1  - that big motor should be a lot of fun,  I have a 150 pro XS on my 1750 crestliner, and it moves along very nicely. I love the fuel efficiency of the new 4 strokes.
Hey bro, does that big motor troll? I have a 90hp on a similar crestliner. It trolls all day at 2mph. I need to replace it with the same tub in the next couple of yrs.
Title: Re: Gas availability on lake Kipawa
Post by: GregL on March 29, 2022, 04:44:40 PM
Quote from: puckster_guy on March 29, 2022, 03:37:50 PM
Quote from: Netman on February 03, 2022, 07:56:22 AM
Thanks guys, good to know there is a gas dock. I noticed that some lodges would sell gas, and it looked like others would not.
@Hodgey1  - that big motor should be a lot of fun,  I have a 150 pro XS on my 1750 crestliner, and it moves along very nicely. I love the fuel efficiency of the new 4 strokes.
Hey bro, does that big motor troll? I have a 90hp on a similar crestliner. It trolls all day at 2mph. I need to replace it with the same tub in the next couple of yrs.

It does we trolled for the week we were up last September because our tm failed. It's awesome with even a little wind we can get below 2 but on the dead calm days we were hard pressed to get to 2 even back trolling. I would really like to put a 9.9 on my boat.
Title: Re: Gas availability on lake Kipawa
Post by: Netman on April 01, 2022, 08:30:09 AM
Sorry, can't help you on that, I also have a 9.9 kicker we use for trolling.