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Fishing Pictures From 2011

Kashabowie Outposts — Tue, 27 Sep 2011 12:22:57 +0000

Canadian Fly in Fishing Pictures

A Very Big Thank You to everyone who sent in their fishing trip pictures so far in 2011!

We are happy to share the first of two galleries of fly in fishing trip pictures from another summer of outstanding fishing!

It’s not to late! Send in your pictures, or share them with us on Facebook!

We will collect your pictures and feature them in our next gallery.

Walleye Pictures

Smallmouth Bass Pictures

Northern Pike Pictures

Fishing Pictures From Remote Outpost Cabins

2011 Walleye Fishing Pictures From Canada

The debate rages on about the best time of day to catch walleye: Have you heard that you can’t catch walleye during the bright sunny time of the day? It’s not true. Here is a nice walleye caught under a bright blue sky in the middle of the day!

Where To Catch The Biggest Northern Pike

Ever wonder where you should go on the lake to catch the Large Northern Pike like you see in all our fishing trip pictures? Take a look a the weed-bed in the background!

Trophy Smallmouth Bass Fishing

McGinnis Lake and the best Smallmouth Bass fishing easily go in the same sentence! If you love watching bass fishing tv shows – and you want to put your knowledge to the test – we can make it easy for you to collect some fantastic bass fishing pictures with monster trophys!

Fly in Fishing Report 2009

Crossing the border

Brian — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 13:13:52 +0000

Crossing the border

Everyone wants their border crossing to go smoothly. The best way to make sure this happens is to know what to expect and be prepared. Here are some ideas that will be useful for crossing the border into Canada.

Citizens of the United States now need a passport or visa to enter Canada, unless they are arriving in Canada from somewhere other than the USA, Or they are arriving by Air. They do need to have on their person proof of citizenship plus photo identification.

Crossing the Border

All visitors arriving in Canada need a passport or passport equivalent. These requirements changed under the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative, the final phase of this process took effect as of June 1, 2009.

Crossing the Border

Equivalent Documents include

a NEXUS card;
a Free and Secure Trade (FAST) card;
an enhanced driver’s license (EDL) or enhanced identification card (EIC); or
a Secure Certificate of Aboriginal Status.

We prefer the Passport as the best single piece of identification for crossing the border. It is the most widely accepted form of identification anywhere in the world.

Protecting Our Borders and Skies – This PDF contains some useful tips to help you travel smart, and a number of important facts about enhanced security procedures now in place to protect Canadian borders and skies.

Crossing the Border should be a painless process, with a little planning and preparation it should be an enjoyable experience to go along with your Fly in Fishing trip.

Enjoy your summer holiday’s where ever your travels may take you particularly when Crossing the Border.

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Fly in fishing

Brian — Mon, 08 Nov 2010 05:50:43 +0000

Experience The Dream of Fly in Fishing

Fly in fishing is a life long dream of many fishermen and Women. I know myself, the dream of fishing remote lakes with endless fishing opportunity’s is a privilege that is made possible by all of our Kashabowie Outposts guests and I thank you for that.

Fly in Fishing in Canada

We have finished our 2010 season and are looking forward to our 2011 season with a great outlook. We start off with our 2011 Sport Show season. This is and exciting time for us to meet with all of our current and future guests. The first show is part of the All Canada circuit in Chicago at the Pheasant Run Mega Center January 13-16 2011. At the same time we will be in Minneapolis January 13-17 2011 at the River Center. With nine shows this season we are excited to get under way promoting Fly in Hunting and Fly in Fishing.

We will also be sending out our 2010 News letter to highlight our year in more detail.

Fly in Fishing Newsletter

The winter is a great time to plan your next Fly in Fishing trip. It gives you the time to look over what is important to you about a fly in fishing trip.

“What is the most important part of your fly in fishing trip”?

What is the cost?

What does the Outfitter have to offer?

Does the Outfitter operate there own Air Service?

Can you expect knowledgeable friendly and professional staff?

We would like to have you come and visit us at one of the Sport Shows to give us the opportunity to show you that Kashabowie Outposts will meet or exceed any expectations you may have as a requirement to go on a fly in fishing trip.

Please become a fan of our page on Facebook to keep up to date and also post your comments or idea’s to help us provide the ultimate Fly in Fishing trip or Fly in Hunting trip for you.

Commenting on this post directly will also help us improve the high level of service that you would expect on a Fly in Fishing trip.

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Rap Video of their fishing trip to Canada

Kashabowie Outposts — Fri, 06 Aug 2010 20:22:52 +0000

We just added a new favorite on our Fly in Fishing Channel on YouTube, and we’ve included it here for you to enjoy!

This “Canada Video” was sent to us by what could be the most creative family fishing trip group that we’ve ever had stay at one of our Outpost Cabins! They sure look like the whole family had a great time making this Rap Video of their fishing trip to Canada! Check it out:

Loganberry Tales

Loganberry Tales – The Fly in Fishing Song

Loganberry is where we’ll be
Flying here straight with Kashabowie Outposts

With our friend Fern this place is tight
You can get yourself here in half an hour flight

This lake is great and the cabin is kickin’
You can catch yourself some fish and you’re finger lickin’

This place is the best and we wish we could stay
eat sleep and fish, every single day.

So now lets kick it, to the first verse
Common now Jake, just like we rehearsed.

The weather is perfect, not to hot or cold
Put this place for sale, and two seconds it’d be sold

You can swim if you want, but it’s a little chilly
and when you start to shiver, you’ll look really silly

So we make a fire, so big it burns a tree
You can say goodbye to your eagles and your bees

Where my momma lets my beard, grow out long,
and she tries to write verses to her own song.

Where I don’t need to stay and clean my dish
Instead I get to go out and catch a fish

It’s Canada, that’s where we are
Just ask Fern, cause it’s not that far.

The water’s cold, I’m not gonna lie,
but deep inside is the big walleye

Sleeping on the bed is nice and comfy
you won’t fall off like humpty dumpty

No other places have showers this nice
Look no more, Fern’s got the best price.

Only a three mile walk to the can,
hope I don’t get jumped by that shadow man,

This cabin is bombin’ I don’t really mean to diss
But do really need this bridge to take a piss?

I love it here, it’s all fun and good,
but my homies be callin’ they need me in the hood.

I can’t wait to get back to the USA
I guess Canada wasn’t all bad – ‘eh’?

Thanks for the memories, we had a lot of fun
but now I’m sad, cause it’s all done

I’ll miss fishing, playing too,
but we snuck 50 fish back,
so the joke is on you!

My best fish was only this big
It made me so mad I’m going to snap to this twig

You have a contest, picture of the year
That idea might get old we fear

It’s all about the creativity
We’ll always be the winners, don’t you see?

Thanks Kashabowie Outposts!
We’ll be back!

Fly in Fishing Video Shorts

Ontario Fishing Outpost

Brian — Thu, 13 May 2010 01:19:33 +0000

We are very excited about the opening of fishing.

The water is low and with the early ice out and warm water temperatures the Walleye and Northern are going to be hitting hard. We have started opening our camps and have noticed very low water south of the base.

We were at Loganberry lake and found the water to be at mid summer levels. The bush is very dry so having camp fires would be inadvisable even when there is no fire ban currently in effect. Bass fishing in fact all types of inland lake fishing should be Dynamite.

See the current Fire Ban Report for updates.

Each day that goes by gets some lucky Fishermen one day closer to winning the Kashabowie Outposts Win a Fishing Trip Contest

Hope to see you all this Summer for some Fantastic Walleye Northern and Bass Fishing.

Smallmouth Bass, Walleye OR Northerns!

Flyin Fishing Ontario

Brian — Sun, 04 Apr 2010 15:12:48 +0000

If your thinking of going on a flyin fishing trip, Northwestern Ontario is the place to go.

Some of the things to consider are, how long is the drive? Are accommodations available at of near the Sea Plane base? Does the Outfitter have there own Air Service? Can they provide Bait?

What should I bring

First aid kit Sleeping bag Life Jacket Compass Matches/lighter Vice grips Needle nose pliers Small plastic bags Garbage bags Flashlight Wash Cloths Towels Measuring Tape	Dish Cloth Dish Soap Tea Towels Paper Towels Toilet Paper Suitable clothes Rain gear Food Cooler Camera Sunglasses Sun Block	Fishermen
		2 rods Spare reel Tackle box Landing net Bait bucket Stringers Filet knife Fly dope Light rope Mosquito coils

Understanding the Fishing regulations for the zone you’re in is also important. Know your limits and slot sizes. The Outfitter will generally talk with you about the local fishing rules and particulars for the lake you are flying into.

Have fun fishing in Northwestern Ontario and don’t forget your Passport!

Bass Fishing Ontario

Best fishing techniques for spring walleye in Canada

Brian — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 14:01:37 +0000

The best bet in early spring walleye is trolling, so bring minnows to put on a jig, spinner jig, or split-shot lures.

Spring is a great time to bring the family out and try simple techniques for spring walleye fishing from shore due to the walleye being in cold, shallow water, for example a river mouth.

Get hooked on the thrill of reeling in a 10 lb. Walleye!

As water temperatures warm in late spring and early summer of Canada, pack a spinner rig to use with minnows, worms and leeches, or crankbaits such as Shad Raps, Wally Divers, and Redfins does the trick. A good trolling motor is always a great help.

In the spring, select a 1/8 to 3/8 ounce jig with a soft plastic twister tail or shad bodies, marabou feathers or bucktail. Attach a minnow, worm or leech.

These are some of our techniques for finding big Walleye. We are always open to new ideas and suggestions. Do you have a hot Walleye tip? Share your information with all the Walleye hunters below.

Simple Methods for Catching Walleye

How To Win A Fishing Trip

Kashabowie Outposts — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 15:43:33 +0000

How To Win A Fly-In Fishing Trip

CONTEST IS OVER

WINNER ANNOUNCED!

The winner of last years contest did the best! Here’s what Toni did: she became a member of our website, left a comment on our blog, and became a Fan on Facebooks, Followed and Friended Us on our social media profiles! Toni helped to get the word out about Kashabowie Outposts and she Won a Fishing Trip!

The Winning Entry was selected from those who are most active with helpful, positive comments on our blog and all of our Social Media Profiles:

Subscribe and add us as a friend on YouTube
Become a Fan on Facebook
Follow Us on Twitter

Members of our Website will receive a full-color promotional email every 40 days and a monthly digest of our most recent blog posts will be emailed on the 27th of the month.

You can unsubscribe at any time – and re-subscribe later if you wish.

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Please Share This With Your Group

Brian — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 01:10:29 +0000

We would like to thank everyone for stopping by to say hello at the recent sports shows we have been attending!

Some of our valued guests have reported that they are not receiving our Annual Fly in Fishing newsletter – and we’d like your help.

Please share this link with other members of your Fishing or Hunting Group!

In a bid to prevent spam, guests must register, or opt-in to receive updates from Kashabowie Outposts.

We are always working on our website to make it completely user friendly.

Please feel free to comment about our site.

A sense of being taken care of.

Read Our 2010 Fly In Fishing Newsletter!

Kashabowie Outposts — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 17:33:13 +0000

We are very happy to announce that our Annual Fly in Fishing and Moose Hunting Newsletter is now online for you to read!

Click here to read our

2010 Fly In Fishing Newsletter

Our Annual Newsletter is our way of thanking all of our guests for sending in the great hunting, fishing and scenic pictures to be entered in our on-going “Best Picture” and “Biggest Fish” contests, and for returning each year for another fill of adventure, fun and just great memories with friends and family!

Thank You!

from Fern, Brian, Carol, Staff and Don!

2008 Kashabowie Outposts Newsletter