The final voting round is open for the Eagle Falls Boat Name Contest. It’s Captain Cosmo vs. MuskeLund. Both great names, but only one can prevail. Vote now! http://challonge.com/eaglefallslodge2016boatname If you’re getting tired of boat name blogs you’re in luck. There’s only one more. Then we have plenty to catch you up on. A bunch …
We’re down to the final four name suggestions in the Eagle Falls Boat Naming Contest. Choose your favorites! http://challonge.com/eaglefallslodge2016boatname The margins of victory were tight in round four and it looks to be anyone’s game in the semifinals. Which names will prevail and take another step toward immortality in yellow and green paint?!
We’re on to round four of the 2016 Eagle Falls Lodge boat naming contest. Here is the link again http://challonge.com/eaglefallslodge2016boatname Cast your votes now to have a say in narrowing the field from eight to four! If you missed round 3 here’s a quick recap: The competition is getting stiffer and the sweet sixteen field …
You know the drill. Round three is now open for voting! Help us whittle the pool down from sixteen to eight. Here is the link to vote – http://challonge.com/eaglefallslodge2016boatname Some factoids from round two: Only one of the four Cosmo variant names survived. Captain Cosmo edged Cosmo’s Cutter in a battle of the Cosmos. USS Dwight …
The 2nd round of the Eagle Falls boat naming contest is now open. If you missed out on voting in round one – no worries! You can still vote in round two. Register for free at Challonge.com and paste this link in your browser – http://challonge.com/eaglefallslodge2016boatname We’ll keep round two open until Tuesday evening around …
The 1st round of voting is underway. Here’s how to get your say in the next boat name at Eagle Falls Lodge: Go to Challonge.com and sign up. It’s free, but you do need to provide an email address. This is the same site we used last year so you may already have a log-in …
The Northern Pike fishing proved excellent last week on Red Lake as evidenced by the pictures below. We saw the biggest two pike of the season – 45″ and 43.5″. We also saw the 3rd 29″ walleye of the season released, resulting in a three-way tie on the leaderboard. I haven’t had time to compare …
A common question we get here at the lodge is “Does Cosmo get to go out in the boats?” The short answer is NO. This is because he tends to jump right out. With absolutely no warning. I mean zero. You can be cruising across the water at 20-30 mph and bloop, right off the …
Alright, you’ve tried lindy rigging and hopefully pinned down a nice school of walleye. What’s next? While you can certainly keep lindy rigging, we’ve found several repeat passes will eventually spook the fish off a spot. Our favorite way to catch walleye once they have been located is to jig fish. So cut that lindy …
Everyone wants to catch as many fish as possible during their trip. We don’t get out fishing as much as we’d like, but being immersed in a fishing camp all summer provides plenty of valuable knowledge. My fourteen years of guest experience before camp ownership don’t hurt either. So what’s the first thing to do …