Fishing and sightseeing trip in Ontario
Exchange rate is about 131.00 to 100.00 US so maybe this late June or early august a trip to do some fishing and local sightseeing and antique shopping. Looking for short while in Ontario we find se...
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We've been through Windsor many times but not in the last 6 years or so.
We camped at a KOA or rather tired to good way north of the Sue. We could not open our slides in the spaces they had.
Fishing well my idea is Walleye, Pike and Trout. On Huron in Ontario we had reservations an a boat but when we got there someone else had it. That was in the 70s.
We camped on a beach on Superior, right off the road back then after turning toward Thunder Bay.
Over time I have looked for that place on the Internet. Apparently it no longer exist.
At Thunder Bay we paid about double once the itimized bill for water, electricity, using AC and so on were added up with a generous amount for taxes at the KOA. We were assured we would fit in to the RV spaces of the Boundry Waters Canoe area in Canada. When we got there w manged to get back out without scrapping but no way we could get into the spaces they said we could. That was f350 an 32ft Fifth Wheel. Would like to go there again if the spaces will now handle out Mh.
Though paddling a canoe which I've done many a time is now a problem for me.
Last great trip up there we ended up leaving Thunder Bay and crossing on railroad tracks which is the wy they sent RVs just before a train crossed and only leaving a bit of paint on a big yellow bollard. That was near International Falls.
Stayed at fantastic campground in Minnesota and fished for a week for Walleye. Caught several and a few Sauger and Sugeye. The other half of the lake was Canadian and where they were really catching the big ones...but it would have been an exceptionally long drive to go back across to buy a Canadian License our permits being expired.
We made some friends while staying at a modest motel, the only one available near Huron's shore one year. For three days we tried to find a charter or boat to rent. Same situation at Port Huron an sout. Scarce as hens' teeth.
We've stayed at a resort east of Wawa and ha a great time one year. No RV back then.
Our trouble is we have or ha so many things to do we have always been on the run and unable to sit in one place for any time or find what we want.
So we like any kind of fishing We fish for trout quite often in Appalachian streams often in. She catches all the fish unles I go by myself.
We camped at a KOA or rather tired to good way north of the Sue. We could not open our slides in the spaces they had.
Fishing well my idea is Walleye, Pike and Trout. On Huron in Ontario we had reservations an a boat but when we got there someone else had it. That was in the 70s.
We camped on a beach on Superior, right off the road back then after turning toward Thunder Bay.
Over time I have looked for that place on the Internet. Apparently it no longer exist.
At Thunder Bay we paid about double once the itimized bill for water, electricity, using AC and so on were added up with a generous amount for taxes at the KOA. We were assured we would fit in to the RV spaces of the Boundry Waters Canoe area in Canada. When we got there w manged to get back out without scrapping but no way we could get into the spaces they said we could. That was f350 an 32ft Fifth Wheel. Would like to go there again if the spaces will now handle out Mh.
Though paddling a canoe which I've done many a time is now a problem for me.
Last great trip up there we ended up leaving Thunder Bay and crossing on railroad tracks which is the wy they sent RVs just before a train crossed and only leaving a bit of paint on a big yellow bollard. That was near International Falls.
Stayed at fantastic campground in Minnesota and fished for a week for Walleye. Caught several and a few Sauger and Sugeye. The other half of the lake was Canadian and where they were really catching the big ones...but it would have been an exceptionally long drive to go back across to buy a Canadian License our permits being expired.
We made some friends while staying at a modest motel, the only one available near Huron's shore one year. For three days we tried to find a charter or boat to rent. Same situation at Port Huron an sout. Scarce as hens' teeth.
We've stayed at a resort east of Wawa and ha a great time one year. No RV back then.
Our trouble is we have or ha so many things to do we have always been on the run and unable to sit in one place for any time or find what we want.
So we like any kind of fishing We fish for trout quite often in Appalachian streams often in. She catches all the fish unles I go by myself.
