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with tons of boats, a few motels and resorts, and a couple of nice- looking restaurants. We were able to rent a room in a small motel, and we were amazed that it had a full deck across the back of the motel with a spectacular view of the harbour. Even better, each room had its own boat slip. We talked to a few people from
Ottawa who were staying there and they told me that they came every year to fish for king salmon, because they only had to go out a mile to find them there. I made a mental note to tell Dave Brown, Bounder’s fishing writer, about this.
Paul and I only had to walk a
block to a great seafood restaurant that is owned by Bill Saiff. Bill hosted a fishing show on PBS called Rod and Reel for as long as I can remember. He and his son also run charters out of Henderson. The next day we decided to get
going right away, so we headed to Oswego for breakfast. We continued on the Seaway Trail until we found Highway 14 and headed south until we reached Geneva. There is a café right on the
main street where we rested our butts and took in the culture. Lots of people stopped to say hello and look at our bikes. This is definitely a town we would have spent some time admiring, but we had a short deadline, so off we went. We continued south on 14,
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