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Bay of Quinte fishing packages

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I just put together a new package and I thought I would post it on here.

visit: www.westlakewillows.com for more details

Fully Guided Bay of Quinte Walleye Package.

Includes:
2 nights accommodations
2 full day charters all equipment, rods, tackle, bait etc included.
BBQ'd lunch on the boat (weather permitting)
Transport Canada approved 23' boat
Transport Canada qualified Captain

Cost $329/prsn mid week, $349/prsn weekend. (price based on 4)

This package is available spring and fall, so book early to get the prime weekends in November.

Brand new 3 bedroom cottages open right through the fall season on Quinte. The cottages are also available at $159/night on there own.

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Post by almontefisher »

Hey Scott..Was that price for the whole package or price daily???
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Sorry, I should have been clearer. The price of $329 mid week and $349 weekend is a per person price for the whole package based on 4 guys.

The $159 price is per night for the cottage. Includes. 3A or 2A and 2children.

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Beautiful new cottage.

Looking forward to seeing it soon.

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I can see the pitch forks and torches from the other guides as we speak Scott...That is an amazing rate.
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That is a beautifull cottage :shock: :D :shock:
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Almonte,

LOL. I try pretty hard to keep good relations with the other guides and operators in the area. I won't run down another guide service or operator, and I try not to over self promote or saturate boards with posts about my service. I also do not intentionally undercut prices of fellow operators. I do have an advantage being able to offer both accommodations and charters and this does allow me to offer what I feel is an attractive rate for hopefully what you think is a good service :D

This is just a new package that I put together after having lots of requests for it. Also with the new four season cottages open right through the fall season on Quinte, I thought it would be good to put some pictures up let guys know that I am one of the many options in the Quinte region.

If any of you have been using a guide in the area you are happy with or staying at another location you are happy with then by all means keep going there. Not trying to scoop any clients or guests, just trying to get the word out.

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Post by almontefisher »

Well you peeked my curiosity Scott...And that is one heck of a good deal. So what is the lunch BBQ??? 16oz prime rib steaks...yummm.
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almontefisher wrote:Well you peeked my curiosity Scott...And that is one heck of a good deal. So what is the lunch BBQ??? 16oz prime rib steaks...yummm.
:lol: :lol: :lol: if you bring the 16oz steaks, I'll bbq them. I have a bbq that fits right into the berts track on the boat, so I'll do whatever you want but included in the price is Burgers or Sausages and pop/water. Nothing to fancy but its warm and fresh so goes down smooth. Somehow it always tastes better on the water.

I'm looking into putting an inverter and a 110V coffee maker in the cuddy so I can make fresh coffee out there too. That will be really nice. Not that hard to do, just have to find the time.

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Post by steve-hamilton »

screw that, i'm jumping aboard your boat this december....!!!!

guys, not that scott needs it, but i'll give my 100% recommendation for the guiding service provided by West Lake Willows.

those cottages look amazing, so i'm sure they'll be a great fit...but after fishing "a few doors over" from scott this december, and having a day where my butt was sore from being kicked sooo bad, even i'm ready to just jump aboard, eat all his burgers, drink his coffee, and enjoy the wind proofness of his boat!
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I was lucky enough to be a guest on board Scott's boat last October with my Step father and step brother with waves up to 4 feet and we were comfy cozy and dry.

I look forward to getting out with you again soon Scott and thank you again for your great hospitality.

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Hi,

Your price is based on a group of 4 but your cottage only sleeps 3 aldults.

Am I reading this correct ???
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The cottages are 3 bedroom. 1 queen bed in the master bedroom. Single over double bed in the second room and single over single bunk in the third room. So they can sleep 5 guys with each guy getting their own bed. (If you are like sheldon and Gordo and like to snuggle they can sleep more lol).

You can visit our website for more pictures and a layout of the units.

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Post by troutnmuskiehunter »

Wow....that's a nice package!!!....

Peter, you interested in doing a trip this fall??
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Post by David Chong »

Pretty sweet package! I had a chance to stay in one of Scott's "Shacks!" last fall, highly recommend it! Right on West Lake to boot!
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