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Girls: It Beats The Spa

Kashabowie Outposts — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 20:23:22 +0000

Women: could you use a break from juggling a career, kids, carpools and relationships?

After all, when the going gets tough, who said men were the only ones who could go fishing?

At Kashabowie Outposts, more and more women are discovering that a remote fly-in fishing trip with the girls beats a week at the spa for rejuvenation.

Today, women comprise about one third of Canadian and American anglers and Kashabowie Outposts is welcoming this fast-growing clientele. Every year more women get hooked on the thrill of reeling in a 10 lb. Walleye or 20 lb Northern, or tussling with a feisty Smallmouth Bass at one of the twelve remote destinations for fly-in fishing excursions.

However, it’s more than just the fun of the sport that is drawing feminine interest to fly-in fishing adventures—it is the absolute serenity of sitting on a deck at the only cabin on a remote wilderness lake, hearing the loons sing and feeling the cares of life melt away. No cell phones ringing or incessant traffic. Absorbing all the sights and sounds: fresh air, clean water, fresh-caught fish sizzling in a pan and sharing a laugh with friends—are all part of the ultimate restorative experience.

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At Kashabowie Outposts, that experience can be enjoyed at any of the 12 outpost cabins (all lakes except Wapikaimaski have only one cabin), replete with solar lights, propane stove, fridge and barbeque, kitchen and dining facilities with kitchen utensils, shower with hot and cold running water, radio phones for instant communication, wooden deck, and of course a breathtaking view. As well, some of the cabins offer saunas and ice houses.

Fly-in fishing packages include 14-foot aluminum boats (two persons per boat), 9.9 motors and all the gas required, so when you arrive at Kashabowie Outposts, all the work is done.

Whether you are already one of the ever-increasing numbers of die-hard women anglers or just one of the hard working super moms who needs an escape—why not plan an all girls ultimate adventure? It’s the perfect way to renew and strengthen friendships, whether your groups includes co-workers, longtime best friends, sisters or mother. It will be the trip to talk about at the office for weeks afterwards, and will guarantee some unforgettable pictures and life long memories.

And when you step off the floatplane, and see your own private haven nestled in the boreal wilderness, you know you are in for the ultimate therapeutic adventure amidst simple and pristine surroundings–courtesy of Kashabowie Outposts.

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A sense of being taken care of.

admin — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 20:12:32 +0000

“They want you to call in and just say ‘hey, we’re having a wonderful time,’ or just to let them know how you are.”

Kashabowie Outposts takes care of its guests–and is one of the reasons Ohio’s Nancy Mandernach and husband Ron plan to make it a yearly tradition.

“The owners are very responsible and caring people,” said Nancy. “They want to tell you how to fish, where to fish, and if you’re not having a good day, you can pick up the [radio] phone and say ‘Wait a minute, this is not like you said,’ and they’ll say, ‘Are you doing this?’ That’s important-they want you to have a good time.”

Safety is also of utmost importance to Kashabowie Outposts staff. “They’re very knowledgeable and they make sure you know the flight and fishing regulations.”

Guests are also oriented to their cabin, equipment, lake and its’ prime fishing spots.
Accommodations are “outstanding,” (she said indoor showers are a definite plus!) and equipment is always in good working order. “If you needed something, they’d certainly fly it over to you.”

The staff’s attention to detail and safety, combined with radio phone service, give these die-hard anglers a feeling of security, even while on a remote wilderness lake. “They always do a fly-over. If they don’t hear from you, they’ll come in and check on you.”

Great fishing and accommodations, beautiful scenery and the sense of being taken care of–for the Mandernachs they all add up to one thing.

“We leave planning our return.”

I waited thirty years…

Top Moose Hunting Outfitter

Moose — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 17:33:09 +0000

Canadian Moose Hunting Lodge

Fly in Moose Hunting in the Remote Wilderness of Northwestern Ontario is the Hunt of a Lifetime!

The Moose hunt season starts with bow hunt, or archery season.
These are generally considered The Big Hunt!

Kashabowie Outposts are well know as a Top Moose Hunting Outfitter in Ontario because their experienced moose hunting guides know everything about moose calling, moose habitat, moose tracks and the unique moose sounds that the moose hunter needs to listen for if you want a Trophy Moose Hunt!

The prized moose antler – a Moose Hunt Trophy that gives the moose hunter a chance to tell his Fly-in, Hunt-of-a-Lifetime story for years and years to come.

Rifle Moose Hunt in Ontario

Wildlife Photography of Canadian Moose

Moose — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 12:03:02 +0000

Canadian Moose offer some of the most exciting and spectacular opportunities for photographers.

A growing number of guests are now planning their fly in fishing trips in September. The later part of the year has always rewarded the hearty anglers who brave the cooler temperatures – it’s well known that the biggest northern pike are active in the fall.

But many of our guests also feel a growing attraction to seeking out the massive Canadian Moose - deep in the remote wilderness – for amazing nature, wilderness, wildlife and moose pictures.

Anyone can take a good picture while sitting in their easy-chair, but to practice your photography during the excitement of spotting and photographing a Bull Moose with full antlers – that’s a moment you’ll never, ever forget.

Moose, Wildlife and Nature Pictures

Moose Pictures On Flickr

We had another fabulous year!

Fly-in Fisherman — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 12:40:08 +0000

Fern, Don, Carol & Jim;

Hello. Just thought we’d send some photos along from our trip to Piche several weeks ago.

As usual, we had another fabulous year. The weather was terrific (not sure how you arranged that) and the fishing was good as well. But just getting the opportunity to get away to the north woods and enjoy time together is what I look forward to each year.

When we got home we looked back and saw that this was our 8th consecutive year with Kashabowie Outposts. And I have to say that each year gets better.

You all do a wonderful job in giving your guests an experience they will always remember. If you don’t think you provide outstanding customer service, then just look at the last photo. What other outfitter will clean your windshield?? I’m not sure where you found that guy, but I’d keep him if I were you !! (Ha Ha)

This was our 8th consecutive year with Kashabowie Outposts

Seriously, Kashabowie Ouptosts has become for us an annual event we look forward to each year. It will be a while, but Kevin and I are already lookin forward to the day we can start bringing his two boys for trip to Kashabowie Outposts.

Enjoy the rest of your summer and we’ll see you in January at the Pheasant Run show.

Regards,

Kevin C.

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