by A Bunker | Sep 17, 2011 | TRAVEL
Zero to a thousand miles an hour. Brakes. Idle two seconds for a breath then back to a thousand miles again. That’s been this summer season when taking into account Pym, Plummers, the new full-time work shit, the kiddies out of school, friend and family...
by A Bunker | Aug 16, 2011 | TRAVEL
A Big Jim had said to me back in the spring of 2008, “Bunk, the Tree is magical, there hasn’t been a week go by since leaving there that I haven’t thought of that place.” And so… Bren and I were warned yet we went that summer anyways....
by A Bunker | Jul 1, 2011 | TRAVEL
Attawapiskat’s Cree have said it is a young and wild river, it’s currents fast and free unlike it’s parents the Moose and Albany. With the breaking of it’s spring ice it constantly changes and grows into something new, the rocks, sands and...
by A Bunker | Aug 2, 2010 | TRAVEL
1. True North Air’s, Maurice Robin had previously emailed asking if I wanted to come up to Kesagami and fish world class pike and walleye waters from their recently renovated camp outfitted with solid Naden boats and new Yammy motors. 2. A crew of newer friends...
by A Bunker | Mar 25, 2010 | ICE FISHING, TRAVEL
THE DRIVE. . Halpenny, Clayton, Cobden, Rolphton, Mackey, Stonecliffe, Bissett Creek, Deux Rivieres, Mattawa, Rutherglen, Tilden Lake, Latchford, Dymond, Earlton, Kenogami, Matheson, Monteith, Nellie Lake, and finally Tunis. I wouldn’t imagine there have been...
by A Bunker | Aug 30, 2009 | TRAVEL
Resigning from my job and working the last day on June 11th, I boarded the train south come the 13th and began the undertaking of finding a new home and beginning our family’s relocation. Within two short months, Bren and I found that perfect house, moved from...
