BUENA VISTA RESORT

LAKE OF THE WOODSLAKE OF THE WOODS It’s a snowy winter day here in Mount Pleasant and we’re looking forward to an-other summer at Buena Vista Resort and to fishing on Lake of the Woods. Hopefully, we can forget about political news, the internet and commuter traffic and just go fishing. We have almost lost count, but this should be our 44th year at the resort. While waiting for the ice to melt, Chuck and Dorothy are enjoying the winter scene out of the window of their new home in Bergland where they feed the grosbeaks, the chicadees, and all the other winter birds. Dean and Carla are enjoying the ocean in Mexico. Rick and Natalie are in Utah where they will float down Cataract Canyon in March. Now the sad news of 2016: Shadow departed for the big dog house in the sky and she won’t be making the rounds for handouts in 2017. She lived a good life and was a faithful camp and family

dog … We look forward to spring when the ice melts and all of the ducks fly north and the fishermen come right behind them….. It was a busy season last year at Buena Vista Resort. We hosted a number of large groups and the BVR Restaurant was the hub for most of the activity. Many evenings, Christa, our new cook, grilled pork chops and Walleyes and Ribeyes and New Yorks for hungry fishermen. In the mornings, Coleen provided steak and eggs and crispy hash browns and also baked thousands of loaves of Red River Cereal Bread, chocolate chip cookies, and butter tarts and pies. In 2016 we hosted LOWISA’s 51st regatta which brought 150 hungry sailors to the resort. The first night we grilled ribs, steaks and chicken served with fresh cut french fries and a full salad bar. For lunch the next day we provided pulled pork served on a beer batter bun with coleslaw and in the evening, while the band played, we served a tra-ditional Lake of the Woods shorelunch with deep fried Walleyes, fried onions, potatoes, corn on the cob, coleslaw and for desert, chocolate chip cake and watermelon. Also, for the first time, we introduced Lake of the Woods Brewery’s flagship beer Sultana Gold to serve in our bar. The restaurant is the best and only place to eat and drink for miles

2016 - 2017 www.buenavistaresort.com

Veits go duck hunting and muskie fishing

October Walleye Fishing

around on Lake of the Woods. We hope everyone enjoys the service and comes back often…. it takes a lot of work to provide this service and we thank our staff for all they do to make it a friendly place to eat. If you have a large or small group, we can take care of you. Other News in 2016: Buena Vista has taken over the big green houseboat known as the Sea Lounge. It has parked at the dock for many years. Currently it is booked for all of June and half of July. There are 5 bedrooms on the boat and it will accommodate up to 10 people. There is a large kitchen with 2 large refrigerators. The Sea Lounge will stay tied to the dock and we will rent it as a floating cabin. Give us a call if you have a large group and you would like to sleep just a few steps away from your fishing boat. Big Groups: In May Jack and Gene Happe, celebrating their 50th season fishing at Buena Vista, brought 3 generations to the lake and enjoyed catching Walleyes and eating break-fast in the restaurant. In August the Gibney’s brought a group of about 30 fathers and sons for their annual fishing trip and walleye feast. At the end of August the Stanford MBA’s spawned a group of 13 for their annual trip; they look forward to even better fishing in 2017. We also welcomed the Howard’s from Chicago back after an absence of a few years while the young men attended college. 2016 Repairs & Maintainence: Ice took out the ramp to the main floating dock in 2016. Docks and Lifts built a new one and we installed it in time for Spring walleye season. We also installed a new floating dock where the Brodie’s and Beich’s tradition-ally park - the old one had outlived its usefulness and it was time for an improvement. The docks are always in need of repair and improvement. The floats under the dock at the Basil Cabin were also damaged by winter ice and we repaired them - thanks to Jeff Klaussen. Two new metal roofs were installed - one on the Dockside cabin and one on the store. We hope they last longer than shingles. We also installed a new ceiling and repainted the inside of cabin #3 - and that means no more tape on the walls! Bring that sticky putty stuff …. Other News: The Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources has reinstated the Spring Black Bear Hunt and we have tags available for the 2017 Spring and Fall hunts …. give us a call if you are interested in bear hunting. We have one of the largest bear hunting

areas in Ontario which includes all of Dawson Island, Bigsby Island, Big Island and many more small islands ….. Also in the news, you might like to watch the 100th episode of Outdoor Bound on Wisconsin TV. Kurt Walbeck came to BVR in 2015 with his film crew and filmed an episode on Buena Vista which aired in 2016. They arrived the same day as the Gibney party and filmed them as they fished, swam and ate shorelunch. You can watch the episode on Youtube by searching: Buena Vista Resort, Outdoor Bound TV, Kurt Walbeck, Episode 100. Its a great introduction to Lake of the Woods and Buena Vista Resort. Fishing in 2016: There were many wonderful Walleye fishing days in 2016. The largest Walleye ever recorded on our Big Fish List was caught by Paula Norbum. It mea-sured 33.5 inches and should have weighed about 14 pounds. The second largest fish was Dan Webinger’s 12.5 pound Walleye. Both fish are real trophies. As always, reef fish-ing in July and August was exceptional. There were many 100 walleye days on the reefs out around Belles Harbour as well as out to Firebug and Skiff Island and over to Gull Bay. It’s big water and the weather had to cooperate, but the Walleyes out there were big and the fishing was way above average. Fall fishing is a wonderful experience. The air is brisk, the leaves turn red and gold; there can be frost in the mornings and somedays a chance of snow. The Walleyes school up and move into holes and narrows that are at least 30ft deep. Swarms of shiners congregate in September and October. If you can find a 30ft hole with current and shiners you will also find hungry Walleyes that are easy to catch on jigs and minnows. Muskies also follow the Walleyes and baitfish into these holes. You can troll large crankbaits like a Believer and hook these big boys. Dean and Dean Jr. went on a Fall Muskie Marathon from September to November and caught a bunch of large Northerns and Muskies (see the photos) There is a long tradition of fall Musky fishing on Lake of the Woods. For many years the Wright Brothers and up to 35 Muskie hunters came to Buena Vista to fish the first two weeks of October and caught over 200 Muskies some years. Dean and Dean revived the musky tradition this year, braved the snow and the cold and were very successful. Plan a trip and come Muskie fishing with us in 2017!

Big August Walleye with one of the Gibney Crew

Bill Jussila - an old Fin with a big walleye

FALL MUSKIE MARATHON WITH DEAN AND DEAN JR.

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FISH LIST 2016 WALLEYEDan Webinger Aug 7 Raspberry Island 14 jigPaula Norbum July 6 LOTW 13 jig/munchieReid Bjorlund July 10 Chubby Ground Hog 12.5Kristin Larson July 22 Seamo Bay 10 jigTed Sosniecki May 22 Stairway 9.5Joe Beck June 3 Joe Island 9.5Ken Neitfeld June 1 Rubber Island 9.5Robert Glowac May 30 Boomstick 9Rick Gate June 13 Pony Island 9 jigJesse Disse Aug 20 Bells Harbour 9 jig/minnowRick Gate Oct 10 Sand Point 9 jigNathan Hanson May 23 Craggy Point 8.5 minnLawrence Guetter June 6 Firebag 8.5 spinnerHoward Johnson June 25 8.5 minnowKristi Matteson May 21 Firebag 8.5Garrett May 29 8.5Rob Jones May 30 Firebag 8Don Hales June 1 Bell 8 crawlerKristen Pettit June 3 Boomstick 8Phill Trettenero June 1 Rubber Island 8Joe Jenniges June 6 Firebag 8 spinnerJim Isseldyke June 8 Rubber Island 8 spin/minnMark Gravelle June 11 Rabbit 8 jigJanine Lovold July 5 Firebag 8 jig/minnowLarry Drake July 27 Painted Rock 8 jigJohn Forbes Aug 1 Miles bay 8 leech/spinnerLaurie Tennesson Aug 12 Rough Island 8 spinnerBill Owens Aug 23 Boomstick 8 minnowJess Klover Sept 22 Miles Bay 8 jig/minnowLaurie Tennesson July 4 Sandy Bay 8 spinnerBruce Cossette May 29 Bouy 12 8Karen Andrew June 22 with Rick 7.75 jig/minnowBev Brodie June 24 7.75 minnowBob Vosika July 17 Dog Island 7.67 jigLarry Drake July 27 Painted Rock 7.67 jigDan Muckala Aug 25 Black Island 7.5 jigTim Hanson May 22 Narrows 7.5Nick Friedrichs May 28 Fadden 7.5Rob Jones May 28 Bluffy 7.25Joel Pettit June 3 Manitou 7.25Paul Renner May 31 Tall Pine 7.25 jig Rick Petricca June 16 Sabaskong 7.25Donna Richards July 2 Sabaskong 7.25 homemadeJacob Woolhouse July 17 Todd Island 7 jigJeff Paulson Sept 14 Firebag 7 jigKristen Pettit June 3 Manitou 7Ken Blanchard June 7 Firebag 7 jig/minnowGary Malek June 8 Rubber Island 7Nick Cervenka July 8 LOTW 7 jig/minnowMarc McDaniel July 15 Miles Bay 7 jigKristen Pettit July 20 Miles Bay 7Dean Mittag Sept 9 Boomstick 7 minnowJake Hanson May 22 Narrows 7Pat Munson May 24 7Tom Adriaens May 24 6.5Ty Friedrichs May 28 Fadden 6.5Ty Friedrichs May 30 Boomstick 6.5Ray Carr June 1 Rubber Island 6.5Don Hales June 1 Bells Harbour 6.5 crawlerBill Jussila June 2 Bell 6.5Don Hales June 2 Todd 6.5 crawlerBernie Hanson May 21 6.5 leech/spinnerDean Hanson June 14 Sabaskong 6.5Jon Voss June 11 Starting Point 6.5 leech/spinner

Mike Lokowich-Kohler June 18 6.5 jig/minnowJeremy Kuhn July 1 E. Long 6.5 spinnerNorine Larson July 3 Rabbit Point 6.5 jig/minnowJim Sinclair July 8 Bouy 92 6.5 jig/minnowMason Pender July 8 Rubber Island 6.5 jig/minnowMason Pender July 8 6.5Hunter Hentges July 4 Sabaskong 6.5Josh Wieland July 30 Painted Rock 6.5 jig/minnowSarge Aug 3 Split Rock 6.5 jig/minnowDaniel Johnson Aug 6 6.5 shinnersCooper Danielowski Aug 21 Dog Island 6.5 jig/minnowTed Sosniecki Sept 9 Painted Rock 6.5 minnowStella Styles Sept 18 Raspberry Island 6.5 minnowKristen Pettit Sept 17 Manitou 6.48 jig/minnowShawn Ingvaldson Oct 15 Painted Rock 6.4 jigDon Hales Sept 9 Sand Bar Island 6 wormDon Hales June 1 Todd 6 crawlerMar0n Keehn June 12 Firebag 6Doug Dahl June 13 Firebag 6Eric Hoying June 19 6 jigDylan Beyak July 5 LOTW 6 jig/minnowJim Sinclair July 7 Rubber Island 6 jig/minnowJeff Lovold May 28 5.75Don Hales May 31 Todd 5.75 crawlerSusan Hanson June 1 Black Island 5.75Rick Havercamp June 1 Rubber Island 5.75Jim Sinclair June 1 Rubber Island 5.75Don Hales June 1 Bells Harbour 5.75 crawlerJesse Disse June 4 Firebag 5.75Don Hales June 7 Todd 5.75 crawlerKen Neitfeld June 1 Rubber Island 5.75Mike Guetter June 5 Todd 5.75 jigPaul Petricca June 12 Bell’s Harbour 5.75Daved Voss June 13 Firebag 5.75Tim Hoying June 19 Little Garden 5.75 jigRay Rollness July 3 Hay Island 5.75 spinnerKevin Richards July 5 Sabaskong 5.75 BelieverKevin Richards July 8 Sabaskong 5.75Jack Bjorkland July 19 Chubby Ground Hog 5.75 jigJim Kenyon July 18 Rowell Island 5.75 jigTyler Baka Aug 20 5.75 jig/minnowSteven Loney Aug 21 Dog Island 5.75 jig/minnowJudy Curtis Sept 22 Basil 5.75 jig/minnowCory Dukowitz Sept 24 Miles Bay 5.75 jigJoel Jacobson Oct 15 Split Rock 5.75 jigJeff Paulson July 1 Rabbit Point 5.5 jig/crawlerJack Ringhand May 22 Window Shore 5.5Don Hales June 1 Miles 5.5 crawlerScott King June 6 Firebag 5.5 jigTom Augustin June 6 McFadden 5.5 jigShem Daugherty June 11 Black Reef 5.5 jigJim Sinclair July 6 Miles Bay 5.5 jig/minnowJaden Bjorlund July 11 5.5Clint Walcker July 15 Beaver Bay 5.5 spinnerTim Vaughn Aug 7 Firebag 5.5 minnowTyler Walckner Sept 10 Boomstick 5.5 minnowJake Hanson May 23 Window Shore 5.3 minnJack Ringhand May 24 Window Shore 5.1Bryn Burrack June 2 Split Rock 5.1Don Hales June 2 Miles 5.1 crawlerWayne Weets June 3 Firebag 5.1Rick Petricca June 16 Sabaskong 5Joel Jacobson June 11 Painted Rock 5 jig Norm Larson June 13 Rabbit 5

Name Date Location Weight Bait Name Date Location Weight Bait

Dan with 2 big Northerns - October

Olson Granddaughter with June Walleye

Jack the Walleye Master

Dan Olson June 14 Sabaskong 5Joel Jacobson June 13 Painted Rock 5Al Bergland June 12 Firebag 5Don Avenson June 30 Stairstep 5 jigTom Cope June 28 Stairstep 5 jigShirley Rollness July 3 Hay Island 5 spinnerMichelle Gravalle July 4 S Turn 5 jigJim Kenyon July 21 Sabaskong 5 RapolaMark Gravelle Aug 5 Pony 5 jigCory Dukowitz Sept 24 Miles Bay 5 jigNick Schultz Sept 24 Miles Bay 5 jigAndy Larkin June 11 Black Reef 5 jigDon Hales June 7 Todd 5 crawlerDave Rupp June 5 Pony 4.75 jigGeorge Wundsan Sr. June 14 Bell’s Harbour 4.75Reid Bjorlund July 10 Chubby Ground Hog 4.75Willy Brandecker July 15 4.75 jigJim Hare July 16 Miles Bay 4.5 jigTim Hanson May 22 Window Shore 4.5Mark Nyman May 24 Window Shore 4.5Kristen Pettit June 3 Manitou 4.5Jim Anderson July 16 Dog Island 4.5 jigEli Bicek July 22 Firebag 4.5 jigSarah Wieland Aug 1 Miles Bay 4.5 jig/minnowLarry Mulcahy Aug 7 4.5 minnowCory Dukowitz Sept 24 Miles Bay 4.5 jigGeorge Wundsan Sr. June 12 Bell’s Harbour 4.2Marcus Hanson May 23 4 jig/minnowAlexa Herbst Aug 20 Firebag 4 jig/minnowDean Anderson May 24 Window Shore 4Brandan Greenwoldf June 8 Rubber Island 4 jigTim Keehu June 12 Firebag 4Doug Voss June 13 Firebag 4Doug Dahl June 14 Firebag 4Ryan Bruers Sept 17 Long 4 jigRick Petricca June 15 Obabikon 4George Wundsan Jr. June 14 Bell’s Harbour 3.5Gregg Collins June 12 Bell’s Harbour 3.5Caroll Comer June 13 Sabaskong 3.5Brett Comer June 14 Burrow Bay 3.5Ryan Bruers Sept 17 Long 3.4 jigGregg Collins June 14 Bell’s Harbour 3 Mark Collins June 15 Obabikon 3Mark Collins June 12 Bell’s Harbour 3Ryan Bruers Sept 17 Long 3 jigGarrett May 29

Name Date Location Weight Bait Name Date Location Size/In BaitNORTHERN PIKE Scales for converting muskie and

walleye length to approximate weight. We have used these scales for years and have found them to be accurate.

MUSKIES Inches Pounds 40 18.23 40.5 18.92 41 19.63 41.5 20.36 42 21.10 42.5 21.87 43 22.65 43.5 23.45 44 24.26 44.5 25.10 45 25.96 45.5 26.83 46 27.73 46.5 28.46 47 29.57 47.5 30.53 48 31.50 48.5 32.50 49 33.51 49.5 34.55 50 35.61 50.5 36.69 51 37.75 51.5 38.91 52 40.05 52.5 41.22 53 42.41 53.5 43.62 54 44.86 54.5 46.11

WALLEYES Inches Pounds 22 3.92 22.5 4.20 23 4.48 23.5 4.78 24 5.10 24.5 5.42 25 5.76 25.5 6.11 26 6.48 26.5 6.86 27 7.26 27.5 7.67 28 8.10 28.5 8.54 29 8.99 29.5 9.47 30 9.96 30.5 10.46 31 10.99 31.5 11.53 32 12.09

WALLEYE

Internet Addresses to Remember:www.buenavistaresort.comFacebook - Buena Vista Walleye ClubRick’s Blog - buenavista.livejournal.comLicense - http://outdoorscard.mnr.gov.on.ca

GPS coordinates for Buena Vista Resort:Lat. 49.1318857 and Long. 94.3100738

Dave Tweeten June 16 Sabaskong 47Nick Schulke Oct 21 Sabaskong 46 crank baitJohn Forbes June 13 Miles Bay 45 SpinnerNathan Hanson May 23 Craggy Point 44.5 minnDonna Richards July 11 Sabaskong 42 SlopmasterJaden Bjorlund July 15 HT Bay 41.5 jigAustin Mandelkow Aug 2 Raspberry Island 41 BulldogJesse Disse Aug 21 Painted Rock 41 Cowgirl

Name Date Location Size/In BaitNORTHERN PIKE

Don Wolfe Aug 16 Miles Bay 40 BucktailGregg Collins June 17 Obabikon 39Jim Kenyon July 21 Sabaskong 39 RapolaReid Bjorlund July 12 HT Bay 38.5 BucktailPaul Renner May 31 Tall Pine 38 jigTim Larson June 15 38 lureRichard Herberg June 23 38Julie Paulson June 28 Sandy Bay 38 wormKevin Richards July 12 38Drew Beskar July 15 38 Ghost TailKim Voger July 8 Sabaskong 37.5Kevin Richards July 11 Sabaskong 37.5Mike Lokowich-Kohler June 18 Fadden 37 black meppsDonna Richards July 3 Sabaskong 37Charlie Schultz June 1 Rubber Island 36.5Alex Jones May 28 Fadden 36Brett Comer June 13 Sabaskong 36Gary Malek June 15 36 crank baitJanine Lovold July 2 Dog Island 36 jigEmilee Jones July 5 Little Garden 36 jigPatrick Richards July 3 Sabaskong 36 Lil LoiieKevin Richards July 5 Sabaskong 36 SlopmasterTyler Fredrichs July 30 Sunet 36 jig/leechBud Schenefeld June 13 Todd Island 35 minnowBrett Comer June 12 Sabaskong 35Steve Flikinger July 12 Sabaskong 35 HomemadeDonna Richards July 5 Sabaskong 35 SlopmasterJosh Wieland July 31 Painted Rock 35 jig/minnowAndrew Nietfeld July 17 Todd Island 34.5 jigMike Schneider June 16 Sabaskong 34Stella Styles Aug 1 Miles bay 34Jack Ringhand May 24 Craggy Point 33Jake Hanson May 24 Narrows 33Cindy Groh June 7 Brokeback 33 minnMike Schneider June 16 Sabaskong 33George Wundsan Jr. June 13 Obabikon 31Gregg Collins June 13 Obabikon 31Mark Collins June 13 Obabikon 31Mark Schneider June 13 Obabikon 31Dave Tweeten June 16 Sabaskong 30.5Mark Collins June 17 Obabikon 30.5Mark Collins June 17 Obabikon 30Paul Petricca June 11 Obabikon 30George Wundsan Jr. June 13 Obabikon 30Gregg Collins June 16 Sabaskong 29.5Mark Collins June 16 Sabaskong 29Mike Schneider June 16 Sabaskong 29Dave Tweeten June 16 Sabaskong 29Rick Petricca June 16 Sabaskong 29Ron Stoeckel June 15 Obabikon 29Paul Petricca June 15 Obabikon 29Rick Petricca June 16 Sabaskong 28.5Ron Stoeckel June 11 Obabikon 28.5Paul Petricca June 16 Sabaskong 28Mike Schneider June 16 Sabaskong 28Rick Petricca June 16 Sabaskong 28Andy Cowherd Aug 27 Obabikon 28 black spinnerRon Stoeckel June 16 Sabaskong 27.5Robert Reiche June 16 Sabaskong 27Gregg Collins June 16 Sabaskong 27Dave Tweeten June 11 Obabikon 27Gregg Collins June 13 Obabikon 27Rick Petricca June 13 Obabikon 27Dave Tweeten June 13 Obabikon 27Gregg Collins June 15 Obabikon 27Tom Twesme Aug 16 Miles Bay 17 BucktailJonah Beyak July 5 LOTW 5.5 jig/minnow

BUENA VISTA MEMORIES

Olson’s October Walleyes

The Otto-Kolb’sWalleye trophy

Gibney’s Lacross Fishing Team

LOWISA 2016 sailboats

Stanford MBAsHappe’s 50 years at Buena Vista

Identification When you enter Canada, a customs officer may ask to see your passport and a valid visa if one is necessary. Until recently, passports were not required of US or Canadian Citizens crossing the Canada/US border. New requirements from the US government have changed this. A passport or NEXUS card is required of you are travelling by air. As of June 1, 2009 a passport, US Passport Card, NEXUS card or other approved document will be required if you are travelling by land or sea. These changes apply to Canadians travelling to the US, and US visitors to Canada returning home. These are US government requirements to enter or re-enter the US. Although our US guests do not need a passport to enter Canada, they do need one to return home. A passport is not required for children 18 and under, but they do require proof of citizenship, such as a birth certificate. A passport is the preferred document to cross the Canada/US border. It is currently possible to use proof of citizenship (like a birth certificate) plus photo ID (like a driver’s license) at land and sea border crossings. However, guests report that using a pass-port generally simplifies border crossing and results in fewer delays. Note: Children age 18 and under will need to present a birth certificate, naturalization certificate or a passport to enter the U.S. The US government provides up to date information about the requirements for travellers on its website: www.travel.state.gov and on the Department of Homeland Security websiteat www.dhs.gov/xtrvlsec/crossingborders/index.shtm

MUSKIEJohn Carlin June 23 North Island 52 jigPatty Miller Sept 6 Rubber Island 51 spinnerDale Witt Aug 31 Sunset 50 jerk baitKoty Kruse Aug 15 Raspberry Island 49 BucktailJackson Sokolowski June 24 west 48 cowgirlPatty Miller Sept 6 Rubber Island 48 spinnerGarth Darton June 28 47 eastCarter Mandelkow Aug 3 Bluffy 47 BulldogBrett Comer June 11 Sabaskong 45Dean Jr. June 24 LOTW 45 cowgirlJake Fishbaugner Aug 11 Miles Bay 44.5 mepsGeorge Wundsan Jr. June 13 Obabikon 44Jackson Sokolowski June 24 west 44 grundmaKadence Hentges July 7 44 crank baitKadence Hentges July 7 Sabaskong 44 HomemadeKevin Richards July 2 Sabaskong 44 SlopmasterJim Kenyon Aug 7 Miles Bay 44 RapalaChris McMurray Sept 11 Bluffy 44 RapalaMark Gravelle Sept 17 Rubber Island 43.5 jig/minnowPatrick Richards July 4 Sabaskong 43 Lil LolieDon Wolfe Aug 19 Miles Bay 43 BucktailDean Jr. July 3 LOTW 42 PhantomRyan Voit July 22 East Long Island 42 BluefoxBrett Comer June 14 Burrow Bay 41Dale Witt Sept 1 Sabaskong 41 jerk baitBrettComer June 13 Sabaskong 40Jeff Lovold July 4 Split Rock 40 jigDean Jr. July 3 LOTW 40 JackpotRyan Voit July 23 Painted Rock 39.5 BluefoxEli Bicek July 23 Painted Rock 39.5 spinnerSteve Flikinger July 10 Sabaskong 39 Shallow RaiderReid Bjorlund July 19 Titos Point 39 jigRyan Voit July 23 Painted Rock 39 BluefoxRon Stoeckel June 15 Obabikon 38.75Dave Tweeten June 13 Obabikon 38.5Koty Kruse Aug 19 Buff 38. 5 BucktailMike Schneider June 13 Obabikon 38Dan Uphoff June 6 Rabbit 38 plastic minnowBrett Comer June 13 Sabaskong 38Dean Jr. June 28 LOTW 38 showgirlDonna Richards July 10 Sabaskong 38 Slopmaster Donna Richards July 6 Sabaskong 38Jim Kenyon July 18 Miles Bay 38 meppsVicki McMurray Sept 11 Moonlite Bay 36 RapalaJack Bjorkland July 19 Titos Point 35 jigJim Kenyon July 19 Miles Bay 35 meppsCaroll Comer June 15 Sabaskong 34Brett Comer June 15 Sabaskong 32Brett Comer June 15 30Brett Comer June 14 Burrow Bay 29George Wundsam Sr. June 16 Sabaskong 27Brett Comer June 13 Sabaskong 26Brett Comer June 14 Burrow Bay 26George Wundsam Jr. June 16 Sabaskong 22Caroll Comer June 14 Burrow Bay 22

Name Date Location Size/In Bait

31 inch walleye caught in August German walleye fisherwoman Packer fans - walleyes better than cheese

Paul showing Andy how to catch big crappies

Jack with a Jack Fish

Herb’s last day fishing & he caught the biggest one

Tracy on a good day - Spring walleye

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2017 RATESHOUSEKEEPING CABIN & MOTEL UNITSUp to four persons ............................... $960 per weekDaily Rates2 persons .............................................$125 per night3 persons .............................................$150 per night4 persons .............................................$185 per nightEach additional person ..........................$40 per nightCABIN #5--2persons ......................... $780 per week.............................................................$125 per nightDOCKSIDE DELUXBASIL OUTPOST CABIN(4 day minimum)6 persions ............................................$270 per night6 persons .......................................... $1620 per week

7 persons .............................................$295 per night7 persions ......................................... $1720 per week

8 persons .............................................$305 per night8 persons .......................................... $1820 per week

9 persons .............................................$325 per night9 persons ...........................................$1920 per night

AMERICAN PLAN (meals, maid service, room)Daily Rate ........................................ $135 per person

CABIN #12 ( Wildwood)Up to four persons ............................ $1150 per weekDaily Rates3 persons .............................................$170 per night4 persons .............................................$195 per night

MISCELANEOUS EXPENSESBoats ....................................................... $65 per dayMotors ..................................................... $70 per dayDockage .................................................. $18 per dayLaunching ..................................................$18 in/outGuides (fishing 4 people) ...................... $195 per dayGuides (hunting 4 people) ..................... $230 per dayExtras .......................................... $25 per person/day

Charter Launch Fishing for up to 4 Peopleincludes boat, guide, gas, shore lunch, bait, & fish cleaning............................................................................$650CAMPGROUNDS (electricity, water & sewer)Per Night ..............................................................$45Per Week ............................................................$250Per Month...........................................................$700Per Season ........................................................$2600

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