Happy New Year from the archives! Is fishing season over? What about hunting season? REALLY? You mean we don't have to send a weather report in the morning? Or check the boats, motors, fishing rods, tackle boxes and emergency kits? Or stoke the fires, pump/haul water, unload an airplane, gather firewood and prepare
Al Maki with one of his two caribou bulls. Guest Post by Al Maki Ryan St. John is a well-established outfitter for all of the Arctic species of game. He recently merged with Webber's Lodges to handle all logistics. Hunts leave by charter flight from Thompson, Manitoba and land at a float plane
Guest Post by Kevin Kenney I was hunting Small Lake north of Thompson, Manitoba. For the first 2 1/2-days I didn't have much luck. I never saw a moose. But moose hunting is either hot or cold, and I knew that going in. I did see plenty of sign, so I knew there were moose
John Reimer with sons Dylan and Dalton Taxidermist John Reimer was on his sixth hunt with Webber's Lodges this fall and this time he took his sons Dylan (21) and Dalton (20) with him for the first time. An avid hunter who had previously stalked deer, moose, elk, bear, mountain lion and more,
Limitless opportunities here... The Government of Manitoba has decided that geese population control has now reached unparalleled urgency. Limits on snow geese, blue geese and Ross’s geese are 50 per day, but possession is unlimited! Your only limit is the number of shells you bring along and the pounding your shoulder can take.
Sometimes it's best not to show your work, even if the teacher tells you to. As long as you come up with the desired result everything will be okay, right? And on that note… While this is not commonplace at North Knife Lake Lodge, we thought we'd share this photo series of neophyte guide Josh
Ron Malech displays his new catch and release method for trophy lake trout at North Knife Lake. We're off to a great start at North Knife Lake Lodge with the first group of fishermen busy retraining our great northern pike and monster lake trout! After a very cold winter and late snow storm
Snowstorm at North Knife Lake. June 4, 2014. by Doug Webber June 4 started with a feeling of excitement. I was getting ready to fly to Thompson to pick up Danny, the man who was going to install the final pieces of equipment that would give us a major infusion of power into our
Springtime at North Knife Lake by Doug Webber Well, the first 24 hours were pretty exciting. I landed on the ice at 5 p.m. in 25˚ C temperatures. Yes, the ice is still right up to the shore. I parked 30 meters off the end of the dock. The first thing I noticed
Family time in the North! by Mike Reimer The Reimer and Webber families, like most in the North, have spent a lifetime enjoying nature’s bountiful harvest. In our case this includes big game such as moose and caribou, several species of freshwater fish, as well as a variety of wild berries used to