MISSION STUDIO / BACKCOUNTRY / REMOTE WEEKENDS
The fishing weekend
Friday afternoon to Sunday afternoon at a fictional mountain lake: fly to a public airport, finish by road, and see the same weekend with an explicitly educational bush-aircraft scenario beside it.
The base plan is deliberately conventional: a paved public airport (fictional) and a 50-minute transfer to the water. The packing board totals people, bags, rods, coolers and what comes home. The bush variant changes the aircraft profile, the landing place and the transfer, and lists what it would still need to establish. Nothing on this page says a strip, beach or riverbank is usable.
THE PLAN, IN ORDER
- Drive to Cedar Flats
- Preflight and loading
- Fly Cedar Flats Airpark (fictional) → Cold Creek County Airport (fictional)
- Secure the aircraft, load the vehicle
- Road transfer to the lake
- Friday evening on the dock
- Two nights at the cabin; Saturday on the water
- Road transfer to Cold Creek
- Preflight and loading for home
- Fly Cold Creek County Airport (fictional) → Cedar Flats Airpark (fictional)
- Put the aircraft away
- Drive home
Every place here is fictional. The lake, airport, outfitter, cabin and strip do not exist; nothing is asserted about any real destination.