Some people have never seen a moose in the wild. Other people see moose everywhere. This was the case last week when a neighbor was returning home on the Gunflint Trail. Keep in mind the total distance of the …
Here a Moose, There a Moose, Everywhere a Moose Moose Read more »
I stumbled upon a website called Recycled Fish and ended up spending a quite a bit of time reading through their information. They are a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization whose mission is as follows, "We engage, educate and equip …
I’ve spent the morning down by the docks at Voyageur listening to groups as they return and depart from their wilderness canoe trips. Part of a group had gotten back an hour earlier than the rest of their group …
The fish are biting on Saganaga and I am wishing I was out fishing. Instead I’ve been strengthening my reel in wrists painting and playing volleyball. My daughter Abby is on a volleyball team that will be competing in the …
There are a couple of ways to catch and release moose as we’ve learned from the latest DNR moose collaring project. This story however is a bit more interesting. Baby Moose Benefits From Anglers’ Unlikely Catch And Release by …
The forecast calls for a wonderful canoe camping experience with Voyageur Canoe Outfitters. While that may be true, that isn’t really what I had in mind to blog about today. I did want to let people know the temperature in …
Have you ever seen a group of yellow and black butterflies sitting on the ground and wondered what on earth they were doing? Member of the Voyageur Crew Mark recently did and found the answer to this question. Yellow …
It’s not every day you can enjoy a shore lunch fish fry so be sure to take advantage of the opportunity on Monday, June 17th. It’s a delicious lunch and a great excuse to visit Chik-Wauk. After lunch take …
Chik-Wauk’s Annual Fish Fry at the end of the Gunflint Trail Read more »
Located at the end of the Gunflint Trail Voyageur has several advantages over other like businesses. Unlike BWCA outfitters located in downtown Ely, Minnesota we don’t have many cheap and convenient dining options for our groups. For years we’ve …
It’s best to harvest fiddleheads when they are only about 3-5" above the surface of the ground. Once the fiddleheads unfurl they are no longer suitable for eating. Does this sound like a foreign language to you? It did …