Featured Posts — 01 March 2011
Truly a fearsome sight for any fish to see, Sheri Spanjers and Devin Neil of Eagle River peer down into the dark abyss of Wabigoon Lake in search of the elusive walleye. Well, okay, it was actually just a cup on top of the photographer’s lens, but at -28 degrees Celsius, swimming was not an option. Photo illustration by Chris Marchand
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Scenes from Day One of Walleye Masters action on Wabigoon Lake.
For Day One results, click here.
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A collection of some of the best images of the year from the pages of the Dryden Observer, taken at event in and around the community.
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