Since he and Don were both carpenters, building it themselves was a no-brainer. Two years and a lot of red tape later they opened the door of the first room. The fishing guide who stayed in that room the first night still comes back and requests that same room. Cal's wife Peggy greets you with a radiant smile that lights up the office and a smooth southern drawl that makes you feel right at home. It is clean, comfortable, affordable, and the center of fish talk at the end of a long day on the river.
Anglers gather in the parking lot in the evening with hibachis and brews and swap lies.
Not screaming like the passengers in his car. The Don Rickles of Hiouchi makes sure that tasty meals are served with a side of sarcasm, no extra charge. If you are brave enough to take a seat up at the counter you are considered on the front lines and fair game. No one is exempt, but you are also encouraged to sling them right back at him or take a turn on one of the other counter victims. It's a war zone, and not for the faint of heart.