July Vacation

[Mickey]

I'm looking to find a CLEAN resort with amenities that would occupy my wife and kids while I'm out fishing. There are so many to choose from I don't know where to begin. This lake is so HUGE I wonder if my 16' Alumacraft Lunker is big enough. Please help out a 1st timer(I hope) to some of the nicer resorts. THANKS FOR ALL YOUR HELP!!!<P><BR>

[1tofish]

With your boat, I would look at the resorts along the rainy river. They run from Wheeler's Point down to Baudette. This way if there's a big chop out on the lake, you can always fish the river.

[sledhead]

Look to the river resorts. It gets pretty hairy out on the main lake sometimes. Been rock and rolled out there in the 18 footer. It can get to 9 and 10 footers real fast. If you get a river resort you can fish both the gap has always produced for us in the summer.

[Terri]

We have a very clean resort and very quiet. No bar or restaurant so depends on what you want. We are on Bostic Bay which connects to Four Mile Bay and over to the Rainy River, so plenty of bay waters if the lake is too rough. Our cabins are very spacious and have 2 bedroom and 3 bedroom cabins. <BR>1-800-726-9042<P>------------------<BR>Terri Fischbach of Walleye Retreat

[curt quesnell]

Walleye Retreat is comfy and not far from<BR>anywhere. Including many restaurants.<P>But Terri, wouldn't you suggest that for<BR>small boat fishing June might be quite <BR>a bit better due to the<BR>great bite you have closer in early in <BR>the year? July might be tougher fishing<BR>in the washout.<P>------------------<BR>Curt Quesnell<BR>NorthCountry Outdoors Radio

[Terri]

Curt,<BR>There's plenty of good fishing in bostic bay and four mile bay - wasn't necessarily saying he had to fish the washout. Pete fishes those areas with the charter boat when lake is too rough to get out and does well with shadraps. Depends on what the fisherman wants.