Fall has always been my favorite time of year. There’s something magical about the crisp cold air and the brilliant colours of the leaves as they transform into shades of red, orange, and yellow. The world seems to slow down just a bit and I can’t help but embrace the cozy feeling that comes with sweater weather.

Of course, the food is another reason to love fall. I eagerly look forward to the fresh harvest before it’s over. Whether it’s a hearty chili, a warming curry or a simple bowl of soup, there’s nothing like the comfort of a home-cooked meal as the days grow shorter.

Fall also marks the last chance to really get out on the water before winter arrives. Those final fishing trips are special—there’s a sense of urgency, knowing it’s the last chance to scratch that fishing itch before everything freezes over. I find myself savouring every moment, each cast filled with hope. And when the day’s over, what’s better than warming up around a fire, surrounded by friends, a drink in hand, sharing stories of the day’s adventures?

This season always reminds me to slow down, take it all in and appreciate the beauty of nature and the company of those we cherish. It’s a time of transition and reflection but most of all, it’s a time to enjoy the simple pleasures that make fall so unforgettable.

David-Alexandre Chabot - Owner

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