Back from the Quetico

[Jerry R.]

Kirk,

I feel a twelve step program coming on, Bass Anonamous.

BA

Hi I’m Jerry and haven’t eaten a Bass in a week now!

J

[ckimmerle]

This is a pretty sad attempt at a web gallery, but I let Photoshop do all the work as I’m not in a web building mood. It’s good enough, though, to get an idea of how good a time we had in Quetico.

http://www.chuckkimmerle.com/2007quetico/

Chuck

[houlibar]

Fabulous pictures, Chuck! Thanks for posting them. I like the plank you use for cleaning fish! BTW, those are nice looking canoes. What make are they? I’d like to check ’em out if they have a website.

[Jerry R.]

Scott,

Well that was a nice rock to clean fish on. I use my beater spare paddle to keep the knife off the rock.

As for canoes, the white one is a We no Nah Escape, and the green one is a We no Nah Sundowner. Check them out on their web site. Nice fast lake canoes, with the Escape being especially quick.

BTW the cleaning fish picture is on Pooh Bah lake, as is the picture of the young man (my son) holding the trout.

J

[ckimmerle]

@Jerry R. 306 wrote:

….BTW the cleaning fish picture is on Pooh Bah lake….

….and is a BASS. :eek::D

btw, the Sundowner has not been made by Wenonah for quite a few years. The Escape is still made and is a bit narrower and faster than mine though just as seaworthy, although I do have a prettier color.

http://www.piragis.com/wenonahcanoe.html

[Jerry R.]

That was a bass?

No wonder I couldn’t get the smell off my fingers!

J

[pknoerr]

@Jerry R. 309 wrote:

That was a bass?

No wonder I couldn’t get the smell off my fingers!

J

I’m not touching that one literally or figuratively.

PK

[Jerry R.]

Intended reaction confirmed by PK.:D

It takes really big brass ones to take that straight line.

J

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