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Thank you Jig n drift and BH - fellow Ohioans

We had a reason to visit the facility, and it was a good experience. Confident in the care and facility. Not quite the Cleveland Clinic, but was good.

here is an option:
Clinique Medicale Ville-Marie
Contact information
LocationPin56, rue Sainte-Anne, Ville-Marie, Quebec, J9V 2B7
PhoneTel.:
(819) 622-1414

Very valid question.

I was wondering if anyone has any info on what and how would a medical emergency be handled in the Kipiwa and surrounding areas and lakes.  Seeing it could be 2 or more hour drive to get from a lodge to Temiscamin or about 3 hours to North Bay is there possibly emergency helicopter service.  Getting older and this is a concern of mine and my fishing buddies.

Hoping so too, bro. I live at camp full time now. Since I retired. Can't think of a better olace to live. Currently wintering in Mazatlan Mx. You only need that for walleye due to size restrictions. Pike and bass are ok to just fillet. Stay safe we'll talk soon....Joe

Thank you Puckster! Would love to crack a cold one with you. If you're at Kip during my time there, swing on by cabin 6 at Two Moon.

Question for you, it's my understanding that I need to keep the walleye fillets skin on connected to the tail. Does that apply to other fish like pike and bass?

Thanks for the warm welcome, and hopefully we can shake hands over some brewskis.

Welcome back, Nate. Hopefully we meet for a few cold ones.

Hello all,

My name is Nate, and am from southeast Ohio. It's been far too long since I've been up to Kip, 15 looong years! My wife and I will be visiting Two Moon Lodge 8/20 - 8/29 this year, and we're so very excited to revisit heaven. Previously have fished TBL area a handful of times. I look forward to rejoining the forum after a long absence.

Nate

Welcome (back) @Snater to the forum!