Hello to all our friends of Jim and Julies Wabaskang Camp. The U.S./Canadian border will remain closed to non-essential travel through July 31st now and if it does open after that then anyone crossing into Ontario will have to self-quarantine for 15days if they cross anytime in August which means we will be cancelling all our August guest reservations. I will contact our guests with August reservations to explain the situation and discuss options on your deposit and cabin reservations for next season. We are still holding on to a sliver of hope to be able to see our September guests but we realize that realistically that may not happen. We will be heading to camp soon to self-quarantine for 15 days and begin working on general maintenance that needs to be done around camp. We appreciate all our guests that have been so understanding and patient during these crazy times, we know how much our guests enjoy their annual trips to camp and wish things were different. Science will eventually solve this virus and we will all be able to enjoy the freedoms we so dearly miss. Please do your part to stay safe and healthy, God Bless, Jim and Julie
June 19, 2020 Border Crossing
Hello to all our friends of Jim and Julies Wabaskang Camp. The U.S./Canadian border restrictions have been extended to July 21st which means no nonessential travel will be allowed. If the border restrictions are lifted on July 21st, we have decided to make Saturday August 1st our opening date for the season. Once again, we… Continue Reading
May 21, 2020 Border Update Covid-19
Greetings from Jim and Julies Wabaskang Camp. The Canadian Prime Minister announced he has made the decision the extend the U.S.-Canadian border closing for another 30 days. We had hoped to be able to have camp open for our guests starting Saturday the 20th of June but this will no longer be possible. We have… Continue Reading
May 19th, 2020 Covid-19 travel update
Greetings from Jim & Julie’s Wabaskang Camp. The Province of Ontario is moving forward on their plans to slowly open some public areas. Marinas and seasonal campgrounds are opening up but with many restrictions and limited capacities. The state of emergency orders has been extended to June 2nd for non-essential travel which unfortunately includes tourism… Continue Reading
April 19th 2020 Covid-19 update
Hello from Jim and Julies Wabaskang Camp. We have been informed the U.S./Canadian Border will remain close to non-essential traffic until approximately May 21st, this date isn’t set in stone and may be extended if the situation calls for it. We have made the decision to cancel the first five weeks of the season, the… Continue Reading
COVID-19 update April 19th 2020
Hello from Jim and Julies Wabaskang Camp. We have been informed the U.S./Canadian Border will remain close to non-essential traffic until approximately May 21st, this date isn’t set in stone and may be extended if the situation calls for it. We have made the decision to cancel the first five weeks of the season, the… Continue Reading
Week 19, 2019 September 21st – 27th
My last fishing update from Jim and Julies Wabaskang Camp. Week 19 of our season has been a week of rain, wind, and cool temperatures. Our guests fished from morning till night and never complained one bit. The walleye fishing was very good if you could find a spot out of the wind that was… Continue Reading
Week 18, 2019 September 14th – 20th
Hello to all our friends of Jim and Julies Wabaskang Camp. Week 18 has come and gone so I better let everyone know how the fishing was. The week was filled with wind and rain, same old tune for the last three weeks. The walleye fishing is transitioning to deep water and we saw some… Continue Reading
Week 17, 2019 September 7th – 13th
Another week has passed us by here at Jim and Julie’s Wabaskang Camp. Week 17 of our season was a week of cool temperatures and plenty of rain. Our guests this week found plenty of walleyes in deep water. The average depth being fished was around 27’ or a bit deeper. The best bite seemed… Continue Reading
Week 16, 2019 August 31st – Sept 6th
Greetings from Jim and Julie’s Wabaskang Camp. Week 16 of our season was another week of strong winds and plenty of rain. The best walleye bite has transitioned from shallow water to deep water, generally a depth of 24’ or more. As usual the best bait seems to be a plain jig and minnow or… Continue Reading
