Moored at its Selkirk Air base on the Red River. Delivered new to the US Navy as 144674 in 1956 and saw service in the Antarctic. Transferred to the Army National Guard in 1966. Briefly became N5348G with the Civil Air Patrol in 1977. Exported to Canada as C-GGSL in 1978, operating mainly with Parsons Airways Northern. Joined Enterlake Air Services, trading as Selkirk Air, in 1987. Converted by Airtech to Polish PZL-1000 engine power in 1990. Sold on by Selkirk Air in 2005 to Pipestone Air of Emo, Ontario. Repainted with a huge Walleye fish mural over the winter of 2018.

Originally US Navy 144674 1958- 66, this Otter was among six that operated in the Antarctic for Operation Deep Freeze. It was transferred to the Army National Guard with hybrid serial 0-4674 before service with the Civil Air Patrol as N5348G in 1977. Bought by Sioux Narrows Airways in 1978, it became C-GGSL. Converted with the Polish PZL-1000 engine in 1990, it was acquired by Pipestone Air in 2005 supporting Pipestone Fly-In Outposts. This striking Walleye mural scheme was airbrushed over the winter of 2018 / 19.

DHC-3 Otter, C-GGSL is seen tied to the dock on the Red River at the Selkirk Air Seaplane Base, Selkirk Manitoba. The aircraft is operated by Pipestone Air Inc. Pipestone Air is a small carrier that operates out of Emo, Ontario.

So far, this Otter has escaped turbinization. It's far from beautiful with that huge PZL engine up front.