What's Happening at Halley's

We started out the month of July at Kettle Falls with a little R & R for the lodge and gave it a beautiful facelift with new flooring in the dining room! What a great hard-working crew of guys—it literally took them only two days to complete it all!

Once guests arrived it was time to catch some fish! See Molly and Jeff Mincher, who were very happy to show off some of their many smallmouth bass that they caught while out at Ray Lake during their flyout.

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Many of our guests in July were families! The hot weather made cooling off by swimming fun, and warm rains made for great fishing.

Total trophy fish in June: 816

Kettle Falls Lodge: 400
One Man Lake Lodge: 54
Caribou Falls Landing: 128
Fly-In Cabins: 234

Average high temperature: 65°F
Average low temperature: 54°F
Average water temperature: 64°F

Kettle Falls Lodge had a great month in June with nice, cool water temperatures, which gave our fisherman and fisherwomen a good chance to boat some of the really big ones! Wayne and Jared Ibarolle are long time guests who never leave empty-handed—they always boat a few of the big ones.

Stacy Miles took advantage of flying out to a smallmouth lake every day, and she was very happy she did when she boated a beautiful 21-inch smallmouth bass!

Rick and Ben had great luck with the walleye fishing, and as this was Ben’s first trip with us at Kettle Falls Lodge we’re sure he is now “Hooked on Halley’s!”