Every once and a while you get a great fishing photo sent to you. So great that it really doesn’t even need a caption because your mind is hard at work thinking about how much fun our customers are having.

Today was just such a day! I just can’t say enough about how much this pictures says through the expressions, the laughter, and the full stringer of fish! For me it really makes me want to be back up there livin the lifestyle.

If this picture speaks to you the same way why not try to write a caption for the picture. We’ll post the winning phrases on the website and send the winner(s) one of our new maps or maybe one of our cool ogoki inukshuk pins if there are any left! Send your entries to Paul (vacation@ogokifrontier.com or to me at info@thunderbaytourism.com) by the end of July 2009.

It is May 18 and I just got word that the first three camps are opened up. The Mojikit Lake camps survived the winter well as did the one smaller camp the crew dropped into. This year the Victoria Day weekend was a little early and snow flurries did freshen the place up a little.

This weekend we are opening Whiteclay Lake Outposts and Pickett and are looking forward to the sauna should the winter air return.

As for the fishing we did get out to try our luck and this year it might have been Paul with the bragging rights. Gotta love those early season walleye feeds! You simply can’t get as good a tasting fish out of warmer southern water

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Ogoki Frontier is located near Armstrong Ontario.