It's a first! I just had people book a campsite for the rest of the day, because they cannot find a fish at Rock Lake, or Lake of Two Rivers, etc.
I've been sending people to Algonquin Park for years, for all kinds of things that are not provided here, like interpreted hiking trails, restaurant, art museum, TED talks, book signings. It's the first time I have had something that Algonquin Park does not have. Fish! There are fish here. Oh, except in the old days, when Algonquin had very few sites with electricity; I used to get lots of RVs, Europeans on tour. Now that the Park's organized campgrounds have been contracted out to a private interest, they have more than enough sites with electricity and water.
I can take down the sign that says "Algonquin Park Overflow". Ok, so I already knew that. Kewl though that someone, who is camped in Algonquin, spotted habitat here for fish, and is fishing right now, as the weather change rolls in. Hope he gets a big pike!
I've been sending people to Algonquin Park for years, for all kinds of things that are not provided here, like interpreted hiking trails, restaurant, art museum, TED talks, book signings. It's the first time I have had something that Algonquin Park does not have. Fish! There are fish here. Oh, except in the old days, when Algonquin had very few sites with electricity; I used to get lots of RVs, Europeans on tour. Now that the Park's organized campgrounds have been contracted out to a private interest, they have more than enough sites with electricity and water.
I can take down the sign that says "Algonquin Park Overflow". Ok, so I already knew that. Kewl though that someone, who is camped in Algonquin, spotted habitat here for fish, and is fishing right now, as the weather change rolls in. Hope he gets a big pike!
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