The weather is changing and it is getting cold! We have had workers up and down the river using the barge hauling equipment. We are in preparation mode before the ice comes so winter projects can be started once we have lots of ice in January.

One of the workers who was staying at One Man Lake Lodge took this photo of the northern lights. November is a great month to see the lights change every color that dance across the night skies.

We are updating our website a lot and if you have any more photos that you would like to share of your 2025 trip, please email them to [email protected] and remember to put your name and location that you stayed at!

DID YOU KNOW???

Halley’s Camps is turning 80 in 2026!! 80 years=8 decades=13 Canadian Prime Ministers=14 U.S. Presidents, countless numbers of fish caught, and billions of stars seen!

Chris’s grandparents, Louie and Yvonne started Halley’s Camps in 1946 (some information stated 1945). Chris’s parents, Gene and Wanda, were 2nd generation with Uncle George and Auntie Sharon, and now Chris and Amber are 3rd generation owners. The 4th generation is coming about and we hope to keep continuing on Halley’s Camps for generations to come.

If anyone has any old photos of any of your trips that could contribute to a memoir book of Halley’s Camps-this could be of the old buildings/boats, fishing groups, stories, anything that truly pertains to Halley’s Camps history, please EMAIL us your stories, information and PHOTOS!! We would love to have some of these books on display for our upcoming fishing season!

You can always check out our Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/fishincamps/