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Blowin’ in the Wind: The Week 19 Update

Blowin’ in the Wind: The Week 19 Update

WEEK 19 FISHING UPDATE “BLOWIN’ IN THE WIND” Over the 2022 season we’ve had spectacular sunny weeks, some rainy weeks, some foggy weeks but this was the first really, really windy week. Our anglers had an inauspicious start when strong winds delayed the changeover,...

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Here comes the sun: The Week 18 Update

Here comes the sun: The Week 18 Update

WEEK 18 FISHING UPDATE HERE COMES THE SUN! What a difference a day makes. Our intrepid anglers for Week 18 arrived on a weather-delayed changeover to find cloudy and windy conditions. After settling in everyone, of course, hit the water for a half day and they did OK....

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Foggy Notions: The Week 17 Update

Foggy Notions: The Week 17 Update

Week 17 Fishing Update We Had Anglers In the 27 years of operations at Scott Lake Lodge, there have been some with lousy weather, but no week in our history compared to what our week 17 guests encountered. There was wind, big waves, rain, clouds and exactly two hours...

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Let the Good Times Roll: Fishing on Fun in Week 16

Let the Good Times Roll: Fishing on Fun in Week 16

WEEK 16 FISHING UPDATE LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL Some weeks at Scott Lake Lodge it’s all about the fishing and only the fishing. We’ve had groups who turn in before dark (actually not that early up here) and hound their guides to get out early for long days on the...

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Sun, Fun and Lots of Fish – Week 14 Update

Sun, Fun and Lots of Fish – Week 14 Update

WEEK 14 UPDATE SUN, FUN AND FISH (LOTS OF FISH) Some weeks at Scott Lake Lodge it just all comes together. In this space we attempt to celebrate the time our guests spend at the lodge, but we also try to tell it straight. The straight dope: it’s been the absolute...

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The First of Many – Week 13 Update

The First of Many – Week 13 Update

WEEK 13 UPDATE REMEMBER WHEN (Fishing Memories) Most anglers remember, even if it’s vaguely, their first fish or their first fishing trip. For nearly all that first fish would have been a six-inch bluegill, crappie or maybe a twelve-inch black bass. Lachlan Williamson...

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