Showing posts with label Polar Bear Outfitters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Polar Bear Outfitters. Show all posts
Tom Moorehead's Grand Kids
This is not a canadian fly-in fishing trip-it's Billy's 46th
Now Billy has been asking for this for 6 years--finally his wife got it for him--
Now he can sew his girls pants and shirts for school----save gas money---
He might even be able to do something for his "Tomatoe"
""Now if you fly-in guys think i will sew for you before you get on the cessna---- Think again""
B.K.
This is not a canadian fly-in fishing trip
Well now we can see what Billy's teaching his daughter,,,,,,
Megan knows how to get "AIR"
This is not a cessna,,,, this is a "CAT",,,,,,
One day she will jump northern Ontario's James Bay !!!!!!
CABIN FEVER ANYBODY ?
We all know the winter has not been so nice.
This is what we had last May 19th.
James Waller Lake Memorial
James Waller
1988 - 2007
In memory of the sudden passing of our son James, Twin Lake has been renamed Waller Lake. James will forever live in our hearts and will eternally have a place in the heart of the James Bay Frontier.
In memory of the sudden passing of our son James, Twin Lake has been renamed Waller Lake. James will forever live in our hearts and will eternally have a place in the heart of the James Bay Frontier.
“Wow Bill! I never worked so hard just to go fishing” said James the time he helped refurbish the fly-in outpost camp at Twin Lake.
Beaver Helps Fly in Fishermen For Us
The air base is bustling like crazy today with countless eager anglers waiting to get their chance at one of our trophy pike and walleye lakes. I managed to get out of the office long enough to take a snapshot of this fine float plane loading up passengers and gear.
Excessively strong winds yesterday made it impossible for us to get into Bill's Lake to fly-out the group of fishermen that were stranded an extra night. In order to make all our flights today we had to ask our friend Ron Baron to help us fly-out some of our guests.
We help each other out here in the James Bay frontier, it's like an unwritten rule amongst the pilots of the area.
Here's a picture of the Beaver float plane that took our fly-in fishing customers to their secluded honey holes today. By the look of the sunken floats, I can tell that this fishing party has perhaps a couple of cases of pop too many.
Thanks again Ron!
Excessively strong winds yesterday made it impossible for us to get into Bill's Lake to fly-out the group of fishermen that were stranded an extra night. In order to make all our flights today we had to ask our friend Ron Baron to help us fly-out some of our guests.
We help each other out here in the James Bay frontier, it's like an unwritten rule amongst the pilots of the area.
Here's a picture of the Beaver float plane that took our fly-in fishing customers to their secluded honey holes today. By the look of the sunken floats, I can tell that this fishing party has perhaps a couple of cases of pop too many.
Thanks again Ron!
Abitibi River Marriage
It's official. Bryan and Katie have set a date for their wedding. Smack dab in the middle of the fishing season. This happy pair of northerns will tie the knot on July 7th 2007 somewhere on the Abitibi River.
Congrats to both of you from all of us here at Polar Bear Outfitters. It's about time!
Maybe now Bryan will be able to concentarte more on his work, just kiddin' bud you work hard for our fly-in guests and we all apreciate it.
So when you get here from where you are to do your fine walleye and pike fishing with us, don't forget to congratulate him when you see him on the dock getting your plane ready (he's the guy weighing in your beer).
Congrats to both of you from all of us here at Polar Bear Outfitters. It's about time!
Maybe now Bryan will be able to concentarte more on his work, just kiddin' bud you work hard for our fly-in guests and we all apreciate it.
So when you get here from where you are to do your fine walleye and pike fishing with us, don't forget to congratulate him when you see him on the dock getting your plane ready (he's the guy weighing in your beer).
Desperate Determined Pike Stalkers
It is the first Saturday of the fishing season. Snow, ice pellets and freezing rain has grounded us from flying. By two o'clock this afternoon we are expecting 15 centimeters of snow to fall on these parts of the James Bay frontier.
But Chris and Steve Flack are desperate and determined pike stalkers.
They quickly help load their gear unto the plane. Off they go from the float plane dock and into the mists hovering above Lillabelle Lake.
We can see from the air base office that they are hammering the northerns left and right. This is the spirit of the true north fishing experience. They may be crazy but man can they fish.
But Chris and Steve Flack are desperate and determined pike stalkers.
They quickly help load their gear unto the plane. Off they go from the float plane dock and into the mists hovering above Lillabelle Lake.We can see from the air base office that they are hammering the northerns left and right. This is the spirit of the true north fishing experience. They may be crazy but man can they fish. 2007 First Flyin Fishing Team
Here are our first fly-in fishing guests for 2007
Our first flyin fishing team has just left the water and are in the air towards Bill's Lake. They are going to have a blast nailing hungry walleye after walleye. Fish your hearts out guys!
Wow! 400 hundred pound overload on beer. Happy fishing trip.
Bryan and Katie Fly-In Outpost Engagement
In true James Bay Frontier spirit, our local worm picking wizard, dock superviser and outboard motor repairman Bryan proposed marriage to his long time sweetheart Katie at a fly-in outpost camp last week. It doesn't get much more romantic that that around here folks. Imagine the moment. Walleye fillets a-frying in a secluded setting, a young couple in love rained in for the afternoon in a fly-in fishing outpost camp, the makings for a real romantic James Bay Frontier time.
At the air base, we found out about the happy event when Billy returned from their mid-week flight check. We made an effort to embarass the happy couple by decorating their truck for the ride back into town. So congratulations on your decision, Bryan and Katie, from all of us here at Polar Bear Outfitters and Lillabelle Lake Resort, we want to wish both of you only the best that life can offer and a very happy future together.
Polar Bear Express Canoe Expeditions Shuttle
For the James Bay Frontier adventure traveller using the famous Polar Bear Express Canoe Car here is :
Johnny Bait's Canoe Expeditions Shuttle Service
"... basically wherever from Cochrane and Cochrane to wherever ..."
Our vast water systems allow for a diversity of canoe expeditions, degrees ranging from beginner levels to the most extreme rapids navigation and portage passes. We'll take you to either the Missinabi, Groundhog, Mattagami, Abitibi, Little Thorning, Little Abitibi, Katawagami, Missinabi or Hurricani Rivers and let your Northern Ontario outdoors adventures begin. Canoeists delight in the unspoiled world of the James Bay Frontier. If you come in your own vehicle, we'll drive it back to air base on Lillabelle Lake for safe keeping and pick you up at the end of your trip. Terry Oneil aka Johnny Bait handles all of this stuff, give him a call directly 1.705.272.4994.
For the serious James Bay Frontier adventurers challenging Canada's most breath taking waterways, we offer shuttle service from our Cochrane Ontario lodge Lillabelle Lake Resort, the Cochrane airport or Ontario Northland Cochrane Train Station to your landing destinations. From any of our landing locations, you can begin your exhilarating journeys up north to Moosonee and beyond. You won't have to worry about canoeing back upstream to Cochrane because the Polar Bear Express train has a special " canoe car " ready to help you home, departing from Moosonee and Moose Factory. For further information about the Polar Bear Express canoe car, please call 1-800-461-8558.
"This summer, enjoy a travel experience unlike any other. Your journey aboard Ontario Northland’s Polar Bear Express will take you from Cochrane Ontario to the communities of Moosonee and Moose Factory, located on the edge of the Arctic." visit the Polar Bear Express web site and make sure you check out all the other fun other tourism stuff to do while Travelling the North with Ontario Northland's Polar Bear Express.
Johnny Bait's Canoe Expeditions Shuttle Service
"... basically wherever from Cochrane and Cochrane to wherever ..."
Our vast water systems allow for a diversity of canoe expeditions, degrees ranging from beginner levels to the most extreme rapids navigation and portage passes. We'll take you to either the Missinabi, Groundhog, Mattagami, Abitibi, Little Thorning, Little Abitibi, Katawagami, Missinabi or Hurricani Rivers and let your Northern Ontario outdoors adventures begin. Canoeists delight in the unspoiled world of the James Bay Frontier. If you come in your own vehicle, we'll drive it back to air base on Lillabelle Lake for safe keeping and pick you up at the end of your trip. Terry Oneil aka Johnny Bait handles all of this stuff, give him a call directly 1.705.272.4994.
For the serious James Bay Frontier adventurers challenging Canada's most breath taking waterways, we offer shuttle service from our Cochrane Ontario lodge Lillabelle Lake Resort, the Cochrane airport or Ontario Northland Cochrane Train Station to your landing destinations. From any of our landing locations, you can begin your exhilarating journeys up north to Moosonee and beyond. You won't have to worry about canoeing back upstream to Cochrane because the Polar Bear Express train has a special " canoe car " ready to help you home, departing from Moosonee and Moose Factory. For further information about the Polar Bear Express canoe car, please call 1-800-461-8558.
"This summer, enjoy a travel experience unlike any other. Your journey aboard Ontario Northland’s Polar Bear Express will take you from Cochrane Ontario to the communities of Moosonee and Moose Factory, located on the edge of the Arctic." visit the Polar Bear Express web site and make sure you check out all the other fun other tourism stuff to do while Travelling the North with Ontario Northland's Polar Bear Express.
This message is brought to you by the friendly people of aka Johnny Bait's Minnows and Worms - the Freshest Fattest Most Colourful Baits in the James Bay Frontier. "We can do half-dozens and quarter dozens, that's no problem. I'll give you a fair price, that's an outfitters guarantee. We can even do decimal points for the younger generations. We've been seeing more of them around the base lately. Shoot. I just remembered. Those types of calculations will make me have to be like the constipated mathematician again. Oh well, if you've already decided to come all the way to the James Bay Frointier for a world class Canadian fishing trip, I'll just have to work it all out with a pencil I guess."
Happy Anniversary Billy and Chris
The 16th of July celebrates Billy and Chris' first anniversary of marriage. All the staff here at the Polar Bear Outfitters air base, Mom and Dad, all the kids and all the rest of the family want to wish you another happy year and what we'd really like to know is when is the honeymoon gonna' be over eh? All this smoochy’ kissy’ around and hiding out to be alone and stuff ... gee.No seriously guys, we love you lots, keep it up. It's inspiring to see love lived so intensely! ifred
Flyin Outpost Boot Camp Rules
We hope you enjoy your stay with us here in the frontier. We also hope that the camp was left clean and that all the equipment is working well. We do trust our previous guests here to leave the camp in great shape for the next group of anglers; like we trust you will as well.
Brian our trusted dock hand, outboard motor repairman and local worm harvesting champion, reminded me again that I should mention something about flyin outpost camp safety and rules on my blog. I thought that was a good idea and asked i-Fred to put together some Billy Flyin Outpost Boot Camp Rules.
Our Internet Marketing Expert Fred has gone completely nuts lately. He can't do anything like normal people anymore. He's on the computer fighting with some spammer or fishing all day, and all night. Absolutely nothing else. We have to remind him that it is dark outside and the sleepy-eyed pike don't see well at night. Anyway he put it together so here it is for you ladies and gentlemen from Cochrane Ontario Canada ...
1. Respect the rules in force. Make sure you observe the quota policy and fish with a permit. The fish is a collective asset that needs to be safeguarded. Waste and excess are unacceptable.
2. Boat carefully and with safe limits. Windy conditions in northern Ontario can be hazardous. Always have and wear your life jacket. Do not drink and operate a boat. Park your boat away from rocks and in designated places.
3. Do not try to fly-out limits of fish. Keep fish out of water as short a time as possible. Air kills fish. Do not kill any northern pike.
4. You are allowed to eat only 2 walleye a day per person as a shore lunch. This is to maintain our quality of fishing.( no bigger than 18inches).
5. Do not throw garbage in the bush. Do not throw fish remains in lake in front of the dock. Fish remains are to be thrown out in middle of lake.
6. Respect catch and release and limits of fish. Violators may be subject to fines ranging from $ 250 to $ 2000, arrest of property and in some cases imprisonment.
7. Make sure all boats, fridge, and camp are cleaned for the next guests. This will ensure you didn’t forget anything and avoid monetary penalties.
8. Garbage. All your garbage is to be double bagged and taken out. Leave tracks not trash. This will help ensure that our next guests won’t have a visit by Mr.Bear.
9. Be respectful of all territory, and infrastructures. In the bush of northern Ontario as elsewhere, theft and vandalism are considered crimes.
10. Things missing. Please tell pilot if there is anything missing or not working properly.
11. Camp Fires. Always check with pilot for camp fire restrictions. Do not use wood cut for camp wood stove for camp fires. Brush and fall downs may be gathered about the area. Keep fire small.
Everything that you should need for an enjoyable, secluded stay is here and should be working well. If something is missing or broken, please let us know so that we can fix it or replace it before the next party comes in. The pilot may not have much time to spend with you before taking off again so please make him aware of any problems with the camp or equipment while he is with you at the camp. He may be able to fix or replace equipment on the spot and all will be well for the next party.
Billy and his crew at the Lillabelle Lake Air Base
Brian our trusted dock hand, outboard motor repairman and local worm harvesting champion, reminded me again that I should mention something about flyin outpost camp safety and rules on my blog. I thought that was a good idea and asked i-Fred to put together some Billy Flyin Outpost Boot Camp Rules.
Our Internet Marketing Expert Fred has gone completely nuts lately. He can't do anything like normal people anymore. He's on the computer fighting with some spammer or fishing all day, and all night. Absolutely nothing else. We have to remind him that it is dark outside and the sleepy-eyed pike don't see well at night. Anyway he put it together so here it is for you ladies and gentlemen from Cochrane Ontario Canada ...
Flyin Outpost Boot Camp Rules
1. Respect the rules in force. Make sure you observe the quota policy and fish with a permit. The fish is a collective asset that needs to be safeguarded. Waste and excess are unacceptable.
2. Boat carefully and with safe limits. Windy conditions in northern Ontario can be hazardous. Always have and wear your life jacket. Do not drink and operate a boat. Park your boat away from rocks and in designated places.
3. Do not try to fly-out limits of fish. Keep fish out of water as short a time as possible. Air kills fish. Do not kill any northern pike.
4. You are allowed to eat only 2 walleye a day per person as a shore lunch. This is to maintain our quality of fishing.( no bigger than 18inches).
5. Do not throw garbage in the bush. Do not throw fish remains in lake in front of the dock. Fish remains are to be thrown out in middle of lake.
6. Respect catch and release and limits of fish. Violators may be subject to fines ranging from $ 250 to $ 2000, arrest of property and in some cases imprisonment.
7. Make sure all boats, fridge, and camp are cleaned for the next guests. This will ensure you didn’t forget anything and avoid monetary penalties.
8. Garbage. All your garbage is to be double bagged and taken out. Leave tracks not trash. This will help ensure that our next guests won’t have a visit by Mr.Bear.
9. Be respectful of all territory, and infrastructures. In the bush of northern Ontario as elsewhere, theft and vandalism are considered crimes.
10. Things missing. Please tell pilot if there is anything missing or not working properly.
11. Camp Fires. Always check with pilot for camp fire restrictions. Do not use wood cut for camp wood stove for camp fires. Brush and fall downs may be gathered about the area. Keep fire small.
Everything that you should need for an enjoyable, secluded stay is here and should be working well. If something is missing or broken, please let us know so that we can fix it or replace it before the next party comes in. The pilot may not have much time to spend with you before taking off again so please make him aware of any problems with the camp or equipment while he is with you at the camp. He may be able to fix or replace equipment on the spot and all will be well for the next party.
Again, please leave our camps and equipment in good shape for the next party or risk losing your deposit. Thanks for your attention and hope you have a nice fly-in fishing trip.
Billy and his crew at the Lillabelle Lake Air Base
Great Fishing No Complaints
The fishing has been amazing. None of the customers are complaining and many of them are rebooking for next year. We are having a great summer. The weather is more predictable and the pike have started to fall into their summer slumber period. The northerns will attack bait but they are not biting hard really. The biggest fish still must keep their bellies full of minnows. The dark, muddy watered, weeded trenches are the trophy thrones during a blistering days.
No problems with walleyes, they are fat and juicy and they are plentiful in our well-managed fly-in only lakes.
My dock, maintenance and office guys have been working hard repairing the camps and keeping fuel and supplies in order. Fred's got tons of SEO Services to work on while here fishing again. The carrying weights have been kept to limit and people wanting to bring in the additionals are happily paying the $1 per pound overload fee.
The plane has been performing wonderfully. Got out of the last regular maintenance inspections with flying colours. Do not foresee any trouble.
I apologize that we haven't been around the telephone very often and it is extremely hard to get to us. Email is the best way to communicate with us. If you miss us on telephone, which happens frequently when we are busy, please leave a detailed message and a return telephone number. Billy will get back to you. You can always try the 7:30 AM trick I mentioned in an earlier post.
I have been helping out some of the other fly-in outfitters when it happens that I have no flights and they are overloaded simultaneously. These few extra flights are keeping me more busy than usual. I can't be reached on the phone very often but I can be reached by email everyday.
So happy fishing in Canada. Canadian Fishing Trips and Trophy Fish brought to you by ...
i-Fred Lake is MySecret Lake and MySecret Lake Worms and Minnows Bait Shop is really Johnny Bait's Minnow and Worms.
No problems with walleyes, they are fat and juicy and they are plentiful in our well-managed fly-in only lakes.
My dock, maintenance and office guys have been working hard repairing the camps and keeping fuel and supplies in order. Fred's got tons of SEO Services to work on while here fishing again. The carrying weights have been kept to limit and people wanting to bring in the additionals are happily paying the $1 per pound overload fee.
The plane has been performing wonderfully. Got out of the last regular maintenance inspections with flying colours. Do not foresee any trouble.
I apologize that we haven't been around the telephone very often and it is extremely hard to get to us. Email is the best way to communicate with us. If you miss us on telephone, which happens frequently when we are busy, please leave a detailed message and a return telephone number. Billy will get back to you. You can always try the 7:30 AM trick I mentioned in an earlier post.
I have been helping out some of the other fly-in outfitters when it happens that I have no flights and they are overloaded simultaneously. These few extra flights are keeping me more busy than usual. I can't be reached on the phone very often but I can be reached by email everyday.
So happy fishing in Canada. Canadian Fishing Trips and Trophy Fish brought to you by ...
i-Fred Lake is MySecret Lake and MySecret Lake Worms and Minnows Bait Shop is really Johnny Bait's Minnow and Worms.
Our Fly-In Fishing Season has Started
We are off to a great start. The customers are coming in. The coming out of the outpost camps happy. The fish are biting hard. Groups of three and four fishermen are reporting total walleye catches in the hundreds. Most of our lakes are turned on. If you want to visit our web site it is located here : Air Polar Bear Outfitters
You may have trouble reaching me on the telephone as I am flying customers in and out all day long. Fred is in the office for the summer to answer calls and finalize booking dates. Brian is running around the air base yard somewhere or fixing outboard motors, you should be able to spot him easily if you drop by. If you want to speak with me directly - 7:30 AM is the best time to try.
So the fly in fishing is in full swing. We hope everybody that comes out this summer has the fishing trip of their lifetimes, catch tons of trophy fish and take lots of pictures to enter our 2007 Fly-in Fishing Contest. We still have lots of openings at our lakes and a few more Last Minute Fishing Trip Specials to offer you, so if you want to come up for our world famous northern pike and walleye fishing - give us a call.
You may have trouble reaching me on the telephone as I am flying customers in and out all day long. Fred is in the office for the summer to answer calls and finalize booking dates. Brian is running around the air base yard somewhere or fixing outboard motors, you should be able to spot him easily if you drop by. If you want to speak with me directly - 7:30 AM is the best time to try.
So the fly in fishing is in full swing. We hope everybody that comes out this summer has the fishing trip of their lifetimes, catch tons of trophy fish and take lots of pictures to enter our 2007 Fly-in Fishing Contest. We still have lots of openings at our lakes and a few more Last Minute Fishing Trip Specials to offer you, so if you want to come up for our world famous northern pike and walleye fishing - give us a call.
2006 Last Minute Canada Fly-in Fishing Deals
Upper Kat Lake
May 22 to May 27 $425 / person
May 27 to June 3 $450 / person
June 24 to June 28 $395 / person
Aug. 12 to Aug. 16 $395 / person
3 miles in diameter and up to 30 feet in depth with a rock island at the north end providing a great habitat for Walleye. Sleeps 6 people. Walleye, Pike and Jumbo Perch.
Bounce LakeJune 16 to June 21 $395 / person.
June 16 to June 21 $395 / person
Fly-in to this lake is nearly 3 miles in diameter with natural sand beaches. 40' holes produce large Walleye as well as some rare Some Blue Walleye. Perch fishing is exceptional for this predominantly walleye lake. Sleeps 6, Walleye, Pike and Jumbo Perch.
Chappa LakeJune 16 to June 18 $200 / person
July 29 to Aug. 3 $395 / person
Situated on a 3 x 3 mile lake with two islands and a great portage to i-Fred Lake. A beautiful bay with plenty of weed beds and 40' holes making it excellent for fishing Northerns. Fly-in for walleye fishing, they range between 2 and 3 lbs. Sleeps 12. Walleye, Pike and Jumbo Perch.
French LakeMay 24 to May 27 $275 / person
June 7 to June 10 $275 / person
Only 1.5 miles long and an average or 12 feet deep, this fly-in favorite honey hole is a consistent producer with access to other secret spots via the North French River. This camp sleeps 6. Walleye, Pike and Jumbo Perch.
Stringer LakeMay 22 to May 26 $425 / person
June 20 to 23 $395 / person
The name says it all. This Conservation Lake averages 12 feet in depth and is an excellent fishing spot for lunker Walleye and Pike with a whopping 54" caught and released. Sleeps 12 people. Catch and release No Pike kept - Pictures only.
Twin LakeMay 21 to May 24 $395 / person
June 14 to June 17 $395 / person
Enjoy fly-in fishing from two lakes which are on average 14 - 18 feet in depth with holes up to 28 feet. The cabin is conveniently nestled between the two lakes for easy access to both. Treble hooks are permitted for fishing however, they must be barbless ( pinch your barbs please ). Sleeps 6. Walleye, Pike and Jumbo Perch.
Make sure that you check out Last Minute Fly-In Fishing Deals on the Air Polar Bear Fly-In Outfitters web site 'cause many of these won't last long and the up-to-date vacancies will be posted there. Don't be disappointed, call soon.
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