Better late than never, I’m finally doing my write-up for week 18 of our 2024 season. Walleye fishing hasn’t been what we are use to this season but we did see some decent fish being caught and released along with a fair amount of 16” to 18” fish during week 18. We had a smaller… Continue Reading
Week 17, 2024 September 7th – 13th
September greetings from Jim and Julie’s Wabaskang Camp. We just finished week 17 of the season and we saw plenty of trophy fish being caught and released. The weather continues be warm and dry but there is rain in the forecast. Walleye fishing picked up last week for the smaller “keeper” sized fish. Our guests… Continue Reading
Week 16, 2024 August 1st – September 6th
Here we are heading into the home stretch here at Jim and Julie’s Wabaskang Camp. We saw a significant upturn in the walleye fishing during week 16, plenty of trophy fish but also numerous 16” to 18” “eaters”. The walleye bite is gradually moving deeper now and many fish are being caught in 21’ to… Continue Reading
Week 15, 2024 August 24th – 30th
Hello again from Jim and Julie’s Wabaskang Camp. We had another exciting week here at camp, giant northern, trophy musky, and bountiful crappie highlighted the week. Our walleye fishing continues to lag behind what we usually see on Wabaskang Lake, our guests are catching some big trophy walleyes but struggling to catch the 16” to… Continue Reading
Week 14, 2024 August 17th – 23rd
Another week has come and gone here at Jim and Julie’s Wabaskang Camp. Week 14 was a week of tough walleye fishing but great northern and bass fishing. Not much rain in the last two weeks so the lake has dropped about 6” since early August, still plenty of water so no worries about launching… Continue Reading
Week 13, 2024 August 10th – 16th
Here we go again, another Tuesday and another weekly update. Week 13 saw some good action on trophy fish and an uptrend on numbers of smaller “eater sized” walleye being caught. Our guests are catching walleyes in shallow water on top of rock piles if the wind is creating a decent chop on the water,… Continue Reading
Week 12, 2024 August 3rd – 9th
Another week here at Jim and Julie’s Wabaskang Camp has come and gone so let’s update all our friends on how the fishing was. Our guests are still struggling to catch good numbers of the smaller “eater” sized walleyes. The fish are still hiding in the weeds and have had a phenomenal amount of food… Continue Reading
Week 11, 2024 July 27th – Aug 2nd
Hello again from Jim and Julie’s Wabaskang Camp. Week 11 of our 25th season is in the books so let’s talk about how things went. Our guests are still struggling catch good numbers of eater sized walleyes this week, most of the smaller desirable fish are still tucked away in the weeds and are hard… Continue Reading
Week 10, 2024 July 20th – 26th
Summer greetings from Jim and Julie’s Wabaskang Camp. Week number 10 has come and gone so let’s chat about what went on. The weather has warmed up considerably with highs reaching the mid-eighties many days. We are still seeing plenty of rain, almost two inches in the past few days. The fishing has been very… Continue Reading
Week 9, 2024 July 13th – 19th
Another great week here at Jim and Julie’s Wabaskang Camp. We have passed week 9 this season and each week our guests have experienced different conditions as far as the fishing goes. The Mayflies have stopped being the main food source for the perch and walleye so we are finally seeing better numbers of “eaters”… Continue Reading
