02/25/2026
That’s a wrap on another ice fishing season. 🤍🎣
To our followers.
To our guests.
To our team.
To our families.
Thank you.
While the ice may be gone, we’re still here — putting huts away, servicing sleds, organizing gear, and already planning for next year.
What most people don’t see is that our season starts long before the bay freezes.
We harvest and store our live bait months in advance — before there are even signs of a promising winter.
We repaint huts.
We repair, upgrade, re-pad seats.
We check every snowmobile and people-moving sled.
We prepare for you — hoping for a safe, fun, fish-filled season.
This year kept us on our toes.
What looked like an early December start turned into a classic mid-to-late January opener. And when the ice was ready… you showed up.
Through the snow.
Through the early mornings.
Through the long drives.
You came. You fished.
Most of you caught fish.
All of you made memories.
The laughs in the huts.
The first perch on the line.
Kids wide-eyed.
Friends reconnecting.
Generations fishing side by side.
That’s why we do this.
It looked like we’d carry straight through to a March 15th last call… but Mother Nature had other plans. She always gets the final say. That’s also why booking early in the season is always your best bet — winter can change overnight.
We are so grateful for every single one of you. You make the early mornings and long days more than worth it.
If you made memories with us this winter, we’d love to see your photos. Tag us. Share them. And if you have a moment, leaving us a 5-star review on Google means more than you know. It helps small businesses like ours keep doing what we love — and keep improving every season.
Thank you for trusting us with your winter traditions.
We’re already working on making next season even bigger and better.
See you on the ice. ❄️🎣