Spotted in Temagami on the North Arm. Camped for 4 nights. Couldn’t find any pickerel. Lots of bass and picked up this little laker out trolling. That was the best tasting laker I’ve ever had. It was an incredible time even if there is a fire ban. Dryer than a popcorn fart I heard a local say. Didn’t miss the fire much as the mosquitoes were horrible just after sunset. Been going to Temagami for 30 years and still discovering this beautiful area.
Beautiful
photo’s and especially of that laker @Could get Ugly 
30 years of you going up there,and that’s amazing!! 
I am just guessing that you will be retiring up there,when your retirement date does eventually come. My wife and I only made the trip to Temagami once a few year’s ago,( we did most of our camping & fishing trip’s up in the Fort Frances-Nestor Falls area ),and back then,we stayed at Finlayson Point Provincial Park,near the town of Temagami. Gods Country for sure up in the Temagami area,and the Marten River area south of Temagami was nice as well for camping and fishing on another camping & fishing trip that my wife and I had taken a few years ago. Too bad that you couldn’t catch any pickerel up there on your recent Temagami trip. 
My wife and I had no trouble catching Walleye’s 
while we were fishing on Lake Temagami the last time that we were there. lol 
Also,that wouldn’t surprise me that the laker was the best to eat for you,because Lake Temagami is cold,clear,and quite deep in areas of the lake with plenty of shoals,which equals great habitat for laker’s of course. A “Thumbs UP” right back to you in your 2nd photo, and now get back to work,because your holiday is over!! lol 
That looks like a starcraft mariner ? What length and year ?
Thanks Red. This time the pickerel weren't cooperating. Great fishing anyways. My first trip to Temagami we also stayed at Finlayson Park. Great park and good dock. It's a good launching spot. Once I got out on the main lake I soon realized there are 1000s of little bays and campsites to discover. I always drive down to the Temagami Access Road to launch and park. It saves you 20km in the boat and you're right where you can head out in 5 different directions. My holidays continue Red due to lack of electric batteries for Cami's new electric delivery vans. So let's go fishing Red!Beautiful
Do you Cami worker’s ever work??
lol 
I have a neighbour that is constantly laid-off from Cami as well,due to a lack of part’s such as the electric batteries that you had mentioned,and there were always other part’s as well,here & there in the past at Cami. My neighbour goes fishing a lot,whenever he gets laid-off. 
You likely don’t know,but how long will you be laid-off? A pm will be send to you.
It was a great pleasure @Flatfish to have met you and your friend this morning at the boat ramp in Port Stanley.
We all had quite a pleasant conversation,mostly about walleye fishing of course,and let’s keep in touch,and see you out on Lake Erie for some walleye fishing soon!
Hi Moocow. Sorry I took so long. You made me go look again. It's an '84 Sea Hawk 16' long made by Blue Fin, Ind.
