As the old saying goes, they just don’t make ’em like they used to. While times (and gear) have changed, we decided to take a fond look back at some history of vintage camping in Minnesota over the years.
As much as has changed, many things have remained a constant. The draw of Minnesota’s lakes and north woods are just as alluring today as they were at the turn of the last century. Minnesota State Parks are still a draw for families looking to spend the weekend camping – or simply looking for an afternoon escape from the hustle and bustle of the Twin Cities.
Note: we found the majority of these images online – and would be happy to give credit where credit’s due. Just shoot us a message, and we’ll update credits/links!
In playing the casting game alone, I have found that after casting apiece of water one can cover more water by letting the canoe run into shore and then cast both sides lengthways and in front. Youcan attract many fish by casting downshore and reel in over goodwater all the way back to the next cast.
