just sent a great week in the bush fishing walleyes. we got out to the parking area and our truck. the outfitter packed and left as we changed in to clean cloths. 2 minutes after he was out of site we found out that the truck was not going to start. there we sat 60 miles form the nearest town. after about2 hour a pair of true sportsman's came in to camp and fish . after trying for a 1/2hr to help start our truck they said we this is not going to work We will tow you out to the road then never stop till we got to town 60MILES!!! then we almost had to fight them to let us buy there gas! Thanks to Mike and Paul. May you all ways have a safe and fun time!! Canada be proud of these fine men! thanks for the great time and help.Clint

A few years ago, I was headed up for to fish back of the Verendrez. Got lost in Ottawa at about 2 in the morning. Pulled along the street and asked a fellow for directions. He said stay here, I'll get my car and lead you to the highway you need to get to Grand Remous. He showed up in a few minutes and got us back on the right track. Took about a half hour to get us out of town and pointed in the right direction. He wouldn't take any money, just thanks. He then told us he lived well south of town and had to get home to get ready for work. On of my toughest trips, it rained hard all week, bears trashed our camp, and the fishing was terrible, but his goodnatured help in the middle of the night still makes me want to go back. Another one Canada can be proud of.
Bfly

As a whole, Canadians are great people.

Indeed.

What surprize me was the out fitter did not hang around to make sure your vehicle started.

That a prime rule in my book when you are out in the boonies one always waits to see if the others parties vehicle starts.

In the outfitters defense we where the 7 or 8 group to rent the out post cabin so he was still on a learning curve. but i will bet he NEVER leaves a group without starting there cars! he was very upset buy this Clint