Paul Ostiguy and his staffs most difficult hurdle at Inukshuk Lodge is dealing with tides. Ungava Bay is the Atlantic Ocean and in this particular location the variation from low tide to high tide is one of the largest in the world. Its two days after the new moon (spring tide) and todays difference between … Read more
Today’s blog tells it like it is and my blog always will. If you don’t like the sight of a dead animal don’t read or look any further. Skip today and tune in tomorrow. Kuujjuaq is a nice little village up the top of Quebec in Nunavik however one night there and I’d seen … Read more
Let’s just say that travel to the coolest fishing places on earth can cause a headache or two at times. Me and my new friends, all on our way to Inukshuk Lodge, were officially stranded overnight in Kuujjuaq, Quebec because the weather wasn’t safe to fly our Twin Otter charter to the lodges landing strip. … Read more
It didn’t matter that I was on Idaho time. I slept lightly in my Montreal Airport hotel and got out of bed at 5:40 AM well before my wakeup call. I took one last look at email and set my Fantasy Baseball team for the week then broke down shop. I was as excited for … Read more
I’m on my way to Montreal today. Tomorrow I’ll fly up to Kuujjuac, QC Canada. Just in case you don’t know where this is (ha!) this is a town in Nunavik on Ungava Bay. If you still need help, look at a map of Quebec and go all the way to the top. Here is … Read more
July 18-19, 2017 I relish all my travels to some of the greatest fishing destinations on the planet but what I love the most is my annual 35 mile two day float on the Nunya on hot summer days with Granny. The Yeti is full of delicious food and cold beer. The wildlife is … Read more
There’s no sense in wasting time in this life. Especially summer time in Idaho. I got home from the Bahamas at 1 AM this morning and took a four hour nap. Granny and I had coffee on the back porch a little before 6 AM then I unpacked and cleaned the salt off some things. … Read more
East End Lodge is a beautiful place on the far eastern corner of Grand Bahama. This is the more secluded part of the island a good hour from the bustling city of Freeport. Wil’s and my comfortable room was a mere 100-feet from the dock where we boarded our flats skiffs this morning. … Read more
The Yellow Dog Flyfishing Ambassador Summit continued today with our last fishing day with H2O Bonefishing at Pelican Bay Resort (we fish tomorrow with East End Lodge). It’s been a stellar time. Not only has it been fun hanging with my fellow ambassadors and Yellow Dog crew but Greg Vincent and Jay and their staff … Read more
I’ve temporarily fallen behind. I fished (story coming) on Wed the 5th then caught a red-eye for the Bahamas for a Yellow Dog Flyfishing Adventures filming project you will thoroughly enjoy when we complete it. Since Thursday morning when we arrived we fish, film, fish, film then its midnight so we eat and sleep for … Read more
We’re not getting much sleep on this Yellow Dog Flyfishing Adventures (YD) Ambassadors Summit meeting. But who cares. The four of us (Wil Flack, Oliver White, myself and Jako Lucas) and camera crew are having an absolute ball down here in Grand Bahama from sunrise till midnight. The fishing has been unreal! Today my … Read more
Few ever think about a saltwater flats fly fishing trip during summer months. I never used to. It’s simply not popular because we love our own summer weather and fishing. But I’ve learned over the years that summer is truly the best and most reliable flats fishing in Caribbean. For the next four days I’m … Read more