"Fishing in the Far North!" Radisson by Bwana_Brown
Radisson Travel Guide: 13 reviews and 15 photos
In the summer of 1990, Hydro-Quebec, the provincial power company in Quebec, flew a number of technical people from eastern Canada and the northeastern USA for a tour of their massive hydro-generation facilites at Radisson on James Bay. They have their own fleet of turbo-prop airplanes to fly staff back and forth between Montreal and this location 600 miles to the north. We had a very informative tour of the dams, their power houses and associated control equipment. However, we were also treated to a one-day fishing trip even further north on the shore of Hudson Bay. As the photo shows, I have proof that I did indeed manage to catch a nice sized trout! Not having really been prepared for this, on the return trip to New Brunswick, I wrapped it in newspapers, threw it into my luggage for the flight home and then cooked it up as soon as I arrived! Although my wife was not too impressed, the fish was delicious!
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The Auberge Radisson was where we were housed for our 2 nights at Radisson. It is a typical hotel, quite comfortable and... more travel advice
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While we were a bit further north on our fishing trip (see Off the Beaten Path), there were opportunities to observe the... more travel advice
Huge Hydro-Electric Power Complex
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The La Grande series of hydro dams and associated underground power houses in the James Bay area of Quebec are among the... more travel advice
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Although it was the middle of June, this far north enabled the snow to survive in a few pockets. Naturally we had to... more travel advice
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it looks kind of... erm... cold up in radisson! sounds like a nice little adventure!
You are lucky to be able to make such an off the beaten path trip. The Hydro-Electric Power Complex is impressive
flying with a small water-aircraft is always great fun !
Great interesting page. Lucky guy to have had such a rare trip. Always wanted to go to Bay James maybe next year.The OTTER , great pics.
I've never been inside an otter.
hahahaha You're wife should be happy you used newspaper! I would've just put him right in the luggage!!! The Otter is a very common plane here in Kodiak!
Nice trip but the clothing in your luggage must have stank fish for ages. Lucky to escape the maringouins.