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<p><b><font size="+1">Paradise and Beyond</font></b><br>
<font size="-1">By MooseTrack</font></p>
<p>The biggest northern pike, biggest smallmouth bass, biggest walleye and yes,
the biggest lake trout ever caught in his life. To say the least, Lundy was
more than satisfied with the fishing we experienced on our fall trip into
the Quetico. For Lundy this wilderness canoe trip was an unforgettable fishing
experience and not to mention an enduring physical challenge. As for me, it
was an opportunity to return to an area that has a special place in my heart,
rejuvenate after a long season and to develop a friendship with my new canoe
partner.</p>
<p>Bring your shorts, tee shirts, sunglasses and oh yeah, do not forget your
winter clothes and sunscreen. This was the last conversation I had with Lundy
before he made his way from Tennessee to the great Northwoods to join me on
a fall canoe trip adventure. I warned him that he needed to be prepared for
what ever Mother Nature threw at us. Blowing snow, finger chilling rain, arm
tiring wind, and if we were lucky some shorts and tee-shirt weather can be
expected on an October canoe trip.</p>
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