Veronica and I woke up at 6:30 this morning. After washing up and preparing our lunch for the day, we headed up to the lodge for breakfast. Breakfast consisted of scrambled eggs with cheese, hash browns, bacon, toast, and apple juice. We then headed back to our cabin to get our gear and met our guide up in the parking lot. Today we went to a remote lake called ORD lake. We caught 78 Walleye by noon, had shore lunch and then did Musky fishing in the afternoon. We had 7 follow up to the boat but they did not take the lure. One of those was a 50 inch fish. Veronica hooked a 42 inch Tiger Musky but it got away when we were trying to net the fish. On the way back to the dock we saw the deformed deer ( please take the time to view the video below). We then drove home, had Walleye we had caught today for dinner, did some laundry and spent the rest of the night relaxing.
Overall a really good day. So good that we have changed our schedule next week so that we can go back with Andy, our guide, two more times.
Here is Veronica at the Shore lunch campsite. It was really cold today.
Canada's Bald Eagle. You will find many everywhere you go in Canada.
Here is a picture of the deer in the video below.
A huge Inuchuk in front of Bobby's Bait Shop in Vermilion Bay. 
Veronica the proud owner of a squished fish...... Actually Veronica does not like touching the fish so it ended up in this position.
One of the 78 Walleye we caught by noon. We only kept four of them for dinner.
Rick is the proud owner of this huge walleye. You can see the pride in his eyes.
A place we stopped for Veronica to use the ladies restroom ( aka the tree). This area is also where Shore Lunches take place.
Canada's Bald Eagle. You will find many everywhere you go in Canada.
Here is a picture of the deer in the video below.
A huge Inuchuk in front of Bobby's Bait Shop in Vermilion Bay. 
Veronica the proud owner of a squished fish...... Actually Veronica does not like touching the fish so it ended up in this position.
One of the 78 Walleye we caught by noon. We only kept four of them for dinner. 
Rick is the proud owner of this huge walleye. You can see the pride in his eyes. 
A place we stopped for Veronica to use the ladies restroom ( aka the tree). This area is also where Shore Lunches take place. 
Deer swimming a must see as it is an unusal deer
Above is a video we took of a deformed deer that was swimming from one bank to another in puzzle bay. The deer has one normal antler but the other side is deformed some how. It appears that the deer has two antlers coming out of the left side of his head. We couldn't get a profile shot because everytime we tried to get a profile shot the deer would swim away.
We ended up using our boat to guide the deer to the closest bank in the bay. It was a very long swim for the deer but as you will see he did make it safely to the bank.
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