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Your Check List |
| Passport or passport card. US Citizens may obtain info. at http://travel.state.gov/passport/passport_1738.html | |
| Life Jackets You Must bring your own because of varying sizes needed for proper fit and comfort, flotation cushions are no longer considered legal life preservers. | |
| Boater’s Safety card (if you have one) | |
| Sleeping Bag and/or Top Sheet and extra blanket | |
| Dish and Bath Towels | |
| Food for 6 Breakfasts, 6 Lunches and 6 Dinners | |
| Snack foods and drinks | |
| Charcoal and lighter fluid (Weber grills are provided with each cabin) | |
| Garbage Bags. (Available in office if you forget) | |
| Ziploc Freezer bags and clear plastic wrap for taking home fish. NOT PAPER! At the border they must be able to easily identify and measure each fish. |
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| Personal sundries and First Aid Kit. (If you are allergic to bee stings, don’t forget your bee sting kit) | |
| Sunglasses and Sunblock | |
| Mosquito Repellant and coils | |
| Playing cards, Board games, Frisbee, Football, Magazines, Radio etc. There are no TVs in the cabins. | |
| Clothing - layers are best. So you can change as the temperature changes. | |
| Rain Suit - Even if it is not raining, these act as a wind breaker on cold morning and evening boat rides. | |
| Warm Boots, Hats and Gloves for spring and fall fishing. | |
| Fishing Rods, Tackle and Bait. Bring crawlers in worm bedding. (Not legal to bring leeches) | |
| Camera and Film | |
| Shore lunch supplies. Bring your own large pans, portable stoves, etc. | |
| Fan for the warmer summer months |
For your convenience, our cabins are equipped with the following:
• 3 piece bathrooms (toilet, shower, sink)
• Propane Stove and Electric Refrigerators
• Place settings, silverware & utensils
• Pots and Pans
• Drinking glasses and coffee mugs
• Stove-top Percolator or electric coffee maker
• Mattresses with bottom sheets
• Pillows and limited blankets
• Toilet Paper
• Charcoal grills
• Wood heaters and fire wood
Available at the Camp Office:
• Fishing licenses
• Minnows
• Small assortment of fishing tackle
• Bags of ice cubes
• Hats and shirts
• Fuel for your personal outboard motors