News Highlights From Volume 13, Summer 2007
Lundholm & Bloede- The Lewis and Clark of Pawistik
They live in two different states, but they have one thing definitely in common. They both love coming to the lodge and fishing the river, and they’ve been doing just that for very many years. And like the famous American explorers, they have discovered and mapped their territory from end to end.
Attree Lake
Saskatchewan Honours its Fallen
In November of last year, Scott got an email from a David Earl Vincent Attree, who lives in Middleton, Nova Scotia, in which David was able to share the name origin of our own Attree
Lake. It is a special place to us and to our guests, but it has a more poignant meaning for David and his whole family.
Neighbours Gotta Fish Too
Carl lives in a beautiful log cabin next door to Scott, and Andrew lives in the newest and nicest place on the river. No matter how beautiful their surroundings though, they have to get out and satisfy their craving for that tug on the line, and experience the joy of a fat walleye as it breaks the surface.
What, Walleye Again?
After any successful day on the water, there is the inevitable chore of cleaning your catch. Some hate this part, but most accept it with good grace, knowing that there is only a little bit of work separating two sublime parts of the day.
At Last, A New Dock
Those of you who are regular visitors to the lodge know that you have occasionally had to put up with high water, muddy shoes, and boats stuck on the shore because our old docks kept disappearing. The ice is murder on wooden docks, which are built in the traditional way, with rock pilings and a fixed link to the lake bottom. They are safe at freeze-up, but when the ice begins to thaw in the spring, something not altogether remarkable happens.
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Pawistik News Volume 13,2007
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