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An ice fishing disaster ended with the perfect consolation prize
Looking back through my years in the outdoors, I can recall just one thoroughly calamitous ice fishing trip. Still, before it was over, there was a silver lining — a redemptive interlude that sticks with me to this day. It happened at Seboeis Lake in late February. A February thaw had set in and, after a good day of fishing, we were heading down the lake at dusk on our way back to camp. That’s when we hit the slush fields. Hidden beneath a crust…
On February 28, FaunENord organized a free ice fishing activity on Lake Gilman. Among the 20 participants, both young and adult, were immigrants attending the CEPPIC who were able to discover this winter activity as well as the great winter colds and winds blowing on a frozen lake. These new immigrants and immigrants in North Quebec are accompanied by the Centre d'enfance professionnelle et de partage interculturelle (CEPPIC) serving Chibougamau…
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