Here we go again, another Tuesday and another weekly update. Week 13 saw some good action on trophy fish and an uptrend on numbers of smaller “eater sized” walleye being caught. Our guests are catching walleyes in shallow water on top of rock piles if the wind is creating a decent chop on the water,… Continue Reading
Week 12, 2024 August 3rd – 9th
Another week here at Jim and Julie’s Wabaskang Camp has come and gone so let’s update all our friends on how the fishing was. Our guests are still struggling to catch good numbers of the smaller “eater” sized walleyes. The fish are still hiding in the weeds and have had a phenomenal amount of food… Continue Reading
Week 11, 2024 July 27th – Aug 2nd
Hello again from Jim and Julie’s Wabaskang Camp. Week 11 of our 25th season is in the books so let’s talk about how things went. Our guests are still struggling catch good numbers of eater sized walleyes this week, most of the smaller desirable fish are still tucked away in the weeds and are hard… Continue Reading
Week 10, 2024 July 20th – 26th
Summer greetings from Jim and Julie’s Wabaskang Camp. Week number 10 has come and gone so let’s chat about what went on. The weather has warmed up considerably with highs reaching the mid-eighties many days. We are still seeing plenty of rain, almost two inches in the past few days. The fishing has been very… Continue Reading
Week 9, 2024 July 13th – 19th
Another great week here at Jim and Julie’s Wabaskang Camp. We have passed week 9 this season and each week our guests have experienced different conditions as far as the fishing goes. The Mayflies have stopped being the main food source for the perch and walleye so we are finally seeing better numbers of “eaters”… Continue Reading
Week 8, 2024 July 6th – 12th
Week 8 greetings from Jim and Julie’s Wabaskang Camp. We continue to see plentiful rains most of the week which has kept the water level high and the fire danger low. Our guests are dealing with a high concentration of Mayflies on the lake which has slowed the walleye fishing again this week. Many trophy… Continue Reading
Week 7, 2024 June 29th – July 5th
Another summer update from Jim and Julie’s Wabaskang Camp. Week number 7 saw more rain and cool temperatures but the fishing was good. The lake is holding steady or slowly falling but more rain in the forecast may change that. We are experiencing plenty of mayflies right now and that has affected the walleye fishing… Continue Reading
Week 6, 2024 June 22nd – June 28th
Hello again from Jim and Julie’s Wabaskang Camp. Week number 6 has come and gone so let’s update all our friends with the latest camp news. The walleye fishing has slowed somewhat due to the mayflies hatching almost everywhere in the lake right now. We are still seeing decent numbers of big walleyes but the… Continue Reading
Week 5, 2024 June 15th – 21st
Another great week of fishing here at Jim and Julie’s Wabaskang Camp. We are seeing more rain each week and the lake level continues to rise. The lake is up more than three feet from before opener and each day I see an increase of another 1/2” or so. We should see the lake gradually… Continue Reading
June 17th, 2024
May greetings from Jim and Julie’s Wabaskang Camp. I’m finally getting around to updating the first four weeks of the 2024 season. Let’s start with opening week and I’ll eventually get to the reason for the update delay. Julie and I arrived in camp on the 30th of April, hardly any snow on… Continue Reading
