
Three family days of perch, pike, four-wheelers, archery lessons, and memories at the cabin north of Newberry.
Teach a skill, make it fun, and create memories that last. On June 30, the Baha crew headed to the family cabin north of Newberry, Michigan, for three days outside.
Day one was devoted to fishing. William landed four perch, a visiting uncle from England caught a pike on his first cast, and the four-wheeler saw plenty of use.
Overcast weather on day two brought a flurry of fish. William added two more perch, Alex landed two good pike, and the afternoon became a hands-on bow and arrow lesson.
The final day included one more pike from Little Lake before the crew packed up for home, with a Mackinaw City stop to see Bumblebee along the way.
