The Countdown...

[Jig and drift]

18 days and off to Dumoine for our yearly adventure.

[Drcarpy]

Leaving for the Fox on Kipawa tomorrow!!  Fingers crossed no issues.

[NovarDave]

Three days until my first trip of the year, 4 days on a houseboat.  Next trip end of August.  Was hoping to see some current trip reports.

[limacharley]

Have fun Dave.
Don't let Richard outfish you again this year.

[NortonJoe]

Down to 28 days... 

[Netman]

We are heading up to Grassy on July 11th.

[BH]

33 days till departure! I know we are getting close when the CFL starts and I can start the acclimation process.
Can't wait.

[Jow]

Leaving for the Fox on Kipawa tomorrow!!  Fingers crossed no issues.

If you dont mind me asking, where is the Fox?

[smitty55]

The only Fox I'm aware of is Fox Island just north of McKenzie Island

[wvmedic]

9 days to go until we head to 3 seasons.

Jeff

[JigginFool]

3 days till we head to 3 Seasons for 2 weeks.

[Drcarpy]

Leaving for the Fox on Kipawa tomorrow!!  Fingers crossed no issues.

If you dont mind me asking, where is the Fox?

We are behind McKenzie Island in Fox Narrows.  Most people do not use Fox narrows.  There are a few prop rocks through the narrows.  Locals and well worn travelers of the Kipawa know they are there.  Weekend boat warriors do not stand a chance.  We average one to three boats a year to our dock that need a place to replace their props or need a tow.  Respectful travelers slow down and we appreciate that greatly. I always smile when I see a boat rushing through the narrows with their strong wakes, pretty boat, a dozen people on it, engine screaming, stereo blaring, beer drinking, then BOOM!!!!  It's a sound now that I know inside my cabin or back in the bush. LOL! We had canoer's stop this year to let us know about a rock pile they "found".    

[Jow]

Leaving for the Fox on Kipawa tomorrow!!  Fingers crossed no issues.

If you dont mind me asking, where is the Fox?

We are behind McKenzie Island in Fox Narrows.  Most people do not use Fox narrows.  There are a few prop rocks through the narrows.  Locals and well worn travelers of the Kipawa know they are there.  Weekend boat warriors do not stand a chance.  We average one to three boats a year to our dock that need a place to replace their props or need a tow.  Respectful travelers slow down and we appreciate that greatly. I always smile when I see a boat rushing through the narrows with their strong wakes, pretty boat, a dozen people on it, engine screaming, stereo blaring, beer drinking, then BOOM!!!!  It's a sound now that I know inside my cabin or back in the bush. LOL! We had canoer's stop this year to let us know about a rock pile they "found".    

Thanks! I was just being curious, thought maybe there was another area of the Lake called "the fox".