Thank you ozzy.    I was going to look for spots on my topo map this winter.    The areas you mentioned will give me a starting point.

I think Wayne supplies the camps with spot maps, being that early in the year fish are still moving and up by butneys and narrows into hunter will have moving water.  Points relating to these spots should be good.  Saying that after initial opening couple weeks the fishing does seem to get a bit tougher until they get on summer spots.

Hi guys.   After so many wonderful years at Alwaki Lodge it has come to an end.    Brian and Tina have sold off the rest of the camps.   Our group will be going to Kipawa Lodge for the first time.    We are familiar with Hunter and Grindstone.    We will be there next year the second week of June.    Any suggestions for walleye spots other than Grindstone would be appreciated.   Thanks in advance

FYI

Serge Gaudet, the owner/operator of Camp Coucoushee for many years passed away earlier this year. His son, Philippe, took over operations of Camp Coucoushee in 2022.

Jay

I checked with ZEC Kipawa today and received the following:

"Yes, Camp Coucoushee is still open. You can contact the owner, Mr. Philippe Gaudet, at 613-462-5792."

 

I have not.   

@Graphite 08 you heard from Hodgey at all?

@Hodgey1 you out there?

Hey @rossbound, agreed, very quiet....

Personally I'm doing great, how are you?
Just getting ready for the fall / winter season.
Our camp is now winterized (we go all winter long but must empty out the water system for the winter season as the cabins aren't heated when we're not there).

We are heading up this weekend to canoe into a friends cabin to help him with some solar system issues he's been having.

 

its been quiet lately.  How is everyone?

Thank you.