Posts Tagged ‘Lake’
Lake Chelan still very good for lake trout
What continues red hot is trolling for big Lake Trout on the Lake Chelan “Bar” early in the morning. We are still trolling for those Mackinaw in depths of 120 to 150 feet on the Bar just out from the Mill Bay boat launch.
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Somethings fishy on Lake Michigan shore
Large numbers of dead alewives are washing up along the shores of Lake Michigan this summer, forcing beachgoers to watch their steps and state wildlife officials to examine whether the above-average die-off is reason for concern.
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Yakama biologists releasing salmon from Roza Dam into Cle Elum Lake
Brian Soluskin carries a spring chinook salmon to a waiting truck for transport to Cle Elum Lake from the Roza Dam fish passage facility near Selah, Wash., June 21, 2011. At Cle Elum Lake, the first-generation hatchery fish will be released.
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Our trip to the Northern Maine Woods A long time friend kindly invited us to go on an adventure with them. We spent Saturday afternoon preparing for the trip and packing the jeep with camping gear, canoe and seven days worth of food and supplies. We left at midnight in the pouring rain. to meet our friends in Skowhegan, Maine, 1.5 hours away. Just after dawn we crossed the Allagash Wilderness Waterway. It took us 9-hours (including checking in at the gate to the NMW and check in at camp office and some site seeing) to get to our Cabin on Cliff Lake, 3.5 hours of logging roads. By 10am Sunday morning we had our Cabin all set up and the 4 of us took a 3-hour nap. We got up and had some grub and piled into one boat and explored the 2 attached lakes. We found the lake to be the home of 4-6 loons, some seagulls, ravens, many kingfishers and an eagle. That night we watched the beautiful sunset from the porch of our cabin. Monday we spent our day fishing and exploring the lakes and in the evening we towed our canoes across both lakes to explore the tributaries. We motored in as far as we could, transferred to the canoes and paddled until we couldnt go any farther. Tuesday was a rainy day so we went and explored Haymock and Spider lakes. At Haymock we heard eagles and at Spider Lake we watched a Juvie and an Adult Eagle fly around together through binoculars. Wednesday, Peggy and I tried to watch the sunrise behind the cliff, from the boat on the lake. Before the sun rose, the …
I want to go tent camping at Lake George
and I want a woodsy site. Which is the best campground
that would have such a site?
THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS!
I’m going in a few days and I’d like to know people’s experience. How did you like it? What not miss and what to avoid? Any tips will help. This is my first time camping with my family, there is 7 of us. Thank you for all your comments.
We got tents and all the jazz you need for camping, including fishing gear, but advice is very welcome!
Teens want to save Lake in the Hills skate park
When 13-year-old Ali Tawoosi found out less than two weeks ago on Facebook that Warp Skatepark in Lake in the Hills was going to close June 12, he felt a call to action. Ali, of Hoffman Estates, and his buddies have started a grass-roots “Save Warp” campaign.
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Lake bank robbery suspects caught in Pine Hills
Tavares police said at least two bank-robbery suspects from Lake County were caught this morning in Pine Hills.
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