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He had his dunnage bag on his back and the canoe on his shoulders , and waited for Jack to show the way . Off they plodded , and in about an hour they came down again to another fine lake . The guides at once began to make camp , while the others looked to their sleeping bags and cleared up for the night . By ten o'clock they were settled for the day , and off they went in their canoes to try their luck on the new lake . They found it just as full of fish as the lake they had just left . When they returned at one o'clock they found that they really had more fish than they could use . `` We 'll have to stop fishing for the rest of the day , '' said Mr. Waterman .