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We booked early and ended up on the lake during the busiest time of the year starting with a big MLF tournament at the beginning of our trip and then B.A.S.S. showed up to start practicing before MLF finished for an even bigger tournament at the end of our stay. In spite of the crowds we still caught a lot of fish inluding some pretty big ones.



































The 3+ feet of rain we got in October and November made for a lot of blurry pictures but still got a few worth sharing.



























































Spent the day scouting out for new places to put trailcams and hunt deer this coming autumn. This area has a lot of potential but finding a good funnels for cameras could be challenging.












I spent the first half of December checking on and bringing most of my trailcams home, I only left 7 out and except a few favorite spots I plan to use again, I will find new homes for the other 30+ cameras.


























I’m guessing a wolf got this fawn and it’s not as broken up as a usual wolf kill because it didn’t share it with the rest of the pack.
Deer season is still open so while hitting all my cameras I did make a little effort to get another deer but didn’t see many and none were bucks.
I set this camera to catch bears fishing for salmon unfortunately the only usable tree was a little out of range.












































































































































