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Very cool! Thanks for sharing!

wow! You lived at Indian trail resort? I think our family stayed there in the late 90s. It’s on Chippewa flowage, right? nice place. What was it like to live at a resort? What was school like in such a mixed age class? It sounds like you really liked and benefited from your school. Thanks for commenting!

Oh but the water up there makes it worth it!! Swimming is the best up there.... :)

Thank you for commenting. It's a beautiful event! :)

Thank you for commenting - it's a beautiful event! :)

Thanks for sharing! Yes, I've heard that Sawyer county is the poorest county in Wisconsin but don't know that for sure--so your description of the economy doesn't surprise me. As a person who's always loved it as a vacationer -- and now, finally! Having a little property there, I get your point about the housing. From what I've seen even the small houses in town are going for a lot of money for what they are. To me it seems like there's alot of generational wealth there: families that have owned resorts for 80 years etc.. But again, I'm an outsider looking in on the day to day of Hayward. Maybe you could find some place close like Winter to get a house in that's affordable? Idk -- But I'm glad to hear that you will be going back. It's still as beautiful as ever! There's just something about it... :)

Btw--not sure why that one line of type has a line through it, so sorry for that! I didn't try to do that! LOL

Wow, you lived in Hayward? I bet that was wonderful! When did you live there? What was it like to live there? We only visited once a year and ever since i was little wished I could've lived there. It was just so happy and beautiful! I know, vacations are happy usually, but it really did (and still does) have a really fun/happy vibe about it :)

What what is like back then on Lac Courte Oreilles? My family and I spent the late 60's and 70's at first on Lake Hayward and then on Lost Land Lake. I have such good memories as a kid of Hayward -- the go karts, mini golf with animals, Drive in theater ...etc.. Do you remember when Angler's bar used to have an open floor freezer chest outside and have the latest big fish in it for everyone to see?

I probably should've asked - where did you stay? We stayed at Echo Bay resort on Lake Hayward and then around 1975 Northland Lodge on Lost Land Lake for a few years and then back to Evergreen Resort on Lake Hayward....

@@caughtintime77 stayed at anglers a few times, Bruce and Sarah brother Paul were the owners then but was familiarized with couter ray, grindstone and durphee from a friend who’s family owned a small cabin in Chicago bay on lac couter

@@GeorgeLaBue Sounds very nice...those older places were so warm and friendly...ever caught a big musky? I've caught a couple small ones...

@@caughtintime77 3 myself 42” being the largest caught have seen some 50”+ several times

Nom nom nom nom nom!

pretty easy to lie before cameras tape measures, scales, officials etc. this guy is well documented to have falsified this wildly.

Good old days are real, the grand mother of my wife got pictures of cod fishing in Gaspésie Quebec, you just not believe how big they can be, some reach more than 200 lbs. For that Musky, hi want to believe some big fish get caught in the 50s in that incredible Wisconsin 1000 lakes country.

Good ol days are real, also liars existed then. Look at pics from any 30's 40's 50's 60's "world records" they weren't even close to what they claimed.

You say that from experience?😂