Does anyone have the 2017 LLC First Nations lakes they can fly into/use motors on? Or at least know where I can get it?
I want to go into Poohbah this year but I know this used to be on their list. And if it is I don't want to change trip only to end up one of the others.

They have a list of 20 lakes, our of which they choose 10 each year. I doubt if they have made selections yet as they usually do it in the Spring. I usually don't worry too much about it because there isn't much activity these days. Their guiding business is pretty low.

I agree with old salt , I was there a couple years ago for a week , and never seen them on the lake.

I was on Poobah over the 4th of July in 2015 for 8 days and the Indians flew in a group of 4 into the lake each day we were there. They had "bankers hours" ... flew in at 9:00 am and out about 3:00 pm.

They fished some of the same reefs and mid lake humps we fished ... as our camp was just across from the large island that they used as a landing base of operations. They had 5 or 6 boats with motors and gas stowed there.

Wally 13 is a First Nation magnet. They follow him around to see where the fish are biting. They fly over the park with binoculars searching for his canoe. Not a bad idea, if you see his canoe, fish wherever he is.

Well at least you can see their hot spots that they take their customers to and then fish them later.

quote old_salt: "Wally 13 is a First Nation magnet. They follow him around to see where the fish are biting. They fly over the park with binoculars searching for his canoe. Not a bad idea, if you see his canoe, fish wherever he is."

I think they upgraded and put a tracking device on his Magic (I saw it when I was duct-taping mine on the hull)...

LOL Ray.

When I was on Poobah I did run over to a deep hole the LLC Indians were fishing and I did mark some lake trout or whitefish down deep in 50 to 60 foot of water. They didn't have much luck nor did my group at that spot. But is marked on my GPS for future trips.

The Indians did reciprocate and came over to a midlake hump I was getting quite of walleye action on. Heck, I am sure they knew about it as the mid lake structure was massive and only a few hundred yards from where they cached their motorboats.

quote old_salt: "Wally 13 is a First Nation magnet. They follow him around to see where the fish are biting. They fly over the park with binoculars searching for his canoe. Not a bad idea, if you see his canoe, fish wherever he is."

Ha!