Just 4 hours north from the boarder with Michigan lies Dog Lake, and nestled on it’s northeastern shore is Northern Walleye Lodge.

With 8 cabins on it’s main property and an island outpost a short boat ride down the lake, Northern Walleye Lodge can accommodate both families looking for a northern vacation or outdoors enthusiasts hoping to catch a personal best in the deep waters of Dog Lake.

Each cabin has everything you need for a comfortable stay including a propane stove and oven, fridge with freezer, electric lights, pots, pans, utensils and dishes, and a BBQ. There is also a main lodge with a pool table, dart board, satellite TV and wireless internet just in case you want to relax after a long day of hauling in fish or catch the game with your fellow guests.

Once you get settled hit the water in one of the lodges rental boats or bring your own rig. You’ll be amazed at the variety of fish available on Dog Lake. Guests can fish for walleye, northern pike, lake trout, smallmouth bass, jumbo perch, whitefish, burbot, cisco and after a short drive to another lake nearby, brook trout!

Due to the lack of fishing pressure and selective catch and release to ensure healthy populations, anglers visiting Northern Walleye Lodge can experience both large numbers of catches as well as great chances at trophies and personal bests.

Northern Walleye Lodge has everything you need for the perfect Ontario fishing getaway. Call them today and book your 2025 trip before they fill up!

Wolseley Lodge is the perfect place for your Ontario fishing adventure! Whether you are looking for your next PB catch or a place to take your family with something for everyone, Wolseley Lodge is the resort for you. This drive-to resort has everything you need for a vacation you’ll never forget.

Being located in the heart of the French River where it converges with the Wolseley River means Wolseley Lodge provides guests with a fantastic opportunity to have the fishing trip of a lifetime. The French River’s weedy bays, rocky shorelines and deep holes provide a haven for any kind of sport fish an angler could want. From walleye to musky, smallmouth bass to northern pike, largemouth bass and perch, even sturgeon and channel catfish call these waters home. And Wolseley Lodge is the location you want to be at to catch them all.

Wolseley Lodge understands that not everyone in your group may love fishing equally which is why they offer guests a multitude of amenities so everyone can have a great time. Guests can spend their time taking in the amazing scenery from a rented pontoon boat, lounging on the sandy beach or challenge someone to a game of pool or darts in their games room.

Guests also have access to free kayaks, stand up paddle boards, canoes and pedal-boats and they have a pirate ship themed playground for your aspiring swashbucklers to enjoy!

Wolseley Lodge has several packages available to meet the needs of their guests.

The Meal Plan Package includes all your meals starting with dinner on arrival and ending with breakfast on departure, a 16’ Legend fishing boat with swivel seats, all your gas, and live bait, ice and firewood.

For the hardcore angler Wolseley Lodge offers The Fishing Package, which includes a 16’ Legend fishing boat with a 25hp Yamaha 4 stroke with electric start, all your fuel, live bait and firewood.

And for those that want to enjoy their vacation their way the Housekeeping Package is the way to go. Get a cozy cabin complete with everything you need for making your own meals plus free use of the lodge’s canoes, and kayaks. Bring your own boat and launch and dock right on site.

Wolseley Lodge is booking for their 2025 season now so don’t wait and miss your chance to visit this amazing place.

Camp McIntosh is the kind of remote fishing resort that most anglers dream of visiting. Located just up river from where the French River opens into Georgian Bay, Camp McIntosh gives it’s guests access to some of the most sought after fishing locations in Ontario.

While the fishing is great all year long the best fishing for Northern Pike is in the months of May, August and September, for smallmouth bass the month of August and for muskie, the best months are August, September and October.

In May post spawn walleyes and northern pike stay shallow and are easier to locate than much of the rest of the year. These fish are hungry after a long winter and spawning and will eagerly bite on a variety of presentations.

In August many anglers visit Camp McIntosh for the spectacular bass fishing. Trophy smallmouth roam the shoreline of The French River and with so much water to cover fishermen can cast all day long and never fish the same locations twice.

As the summer changes over to fall, folks looking for a challenge, hunt for giant musky along the weed lines on the French River and/or along the deep rock outcrops of Georgian Bay.  September is the best opportunity for musky anglers to land fish in the 50”+ size category, and being at the basin of the French River means there is no better place than Camp McIntosh for that to happen.

When you book your 2025 vacation with Camp McIntosh you get all of these great fishing opportunities plus you stay in cozy cabins with all of the comforts of home, all of your meals made fresh each day including bagged lunches or shore lunch kits, your boat rental including gas, ice and worms, all for a great price. For these reasons and many more a trip to Camp McIntosh is a must for anyone wanting to experience Ontario fishing at its best.

Wilderness Fishing Oasis offers guests the best in remote fly-in fishing vacations. Located on an island on Rowan Lake near Nestor Falls, ON this Canadian fishing destination has everything you need for the ultimate angling adventure.

Rowan Lake is approximately 60,000 acres with over 60 islands,  offering open water and protection by islands for all day fishing even on the windiest days.

Fish from our 16’ Alumacraft boats with flat bottoms equipped with 15 or 20 HP Suzuki electric start motors.

Spend your time searching the depths of Rowan Lake for lunker lake trout, massive northern pike, tenacious smallmouth bass, and gigantic musky all without a portage to another lake!

After a long day landing monsters relax in your comfortable and well-appointed cabin. Each of our five cabins has a full kitchen with new appliances and cookware and utensils. Every cabin has a BBQ and an indoor woodstove. Daily housekeeping service is provided with fresh towels and linens for all cabins.

There is a main fire pit any for everyone to share and the lodge has a dining room with fresh coffee and breakfast served daily. There is also a sauna for guests to use.

Call Wilderness Fishing Oasis today and book your 2025 fishing vacation!

Lake Nipissing is widely considered to be one of the best walleye fishing lakes in Ontario, and while that may be debatable, one thing is certain, if you plan on visiting this massive lake staying at Lakair Lodge should be at the top of your list.

Located on the west arm of the lake, Lakair Lodge has some of the most well appointed and beautiful cottages available. The property, which was first built in 1948, is 10 acres of natural beauty with tree lined shores, rocky outcrops and small islands and bays.

Lakair Lodge caters to both families and anglers alike. The resort has a restaurant on site as well a marina, boat rentals, a playground, great docking and canoes, kayaks and stand-up paddle boards for guests to use.

When it comes to fishing, Lake Nipissing has it all and Lakair Lodge is right in the middle of some of the best fish producing waters on the lake.

Smallmouth and largemouth bass are abundant along the shoreline and on shallow rocky shoals. Northern pike hide in the dark waters around back bays waiting for their next meal and massive musky glide through weed lined shores looking for prey to feed their big appetite. Walleyes are the most sought after sportfish in these waters and both rookie and experienced anglers will find these fish in numbers. Trophies of all these species are a possibility with an ecosystem like this and a determined fisherman can land “the big one” without having to travel far from the dock.

The largest fish ever caught at Lakair Lodge was a 54” 50lbs musky! Call Lakair Lodge today and book your 2025 vacation and the next camp record could be yours!

7 Lakes Wilderness Camps offer their guests some of the best fishing opportunities in Northern Ontario. With both fly-in and drive-to options 7 Lakes Wilderness Camps can make your Canadian fishing dreams a reality.

Fish for multiple species at one of their 7 fly-in camps across Ontario’s North. Whether you want to fill your stringer with eater size walleye for dinner, chase trophy northern pike, or try your hand at brook trout or lake trout each camp offers guests something different. There are even opportunities for whitefish and chances to catch a giant sturgeon.

Each camp consists of a cabin with a propane stove, refrigerator, a generator to run lights and a on demand hot water system. Most have BBQ’s and all your pots, pans and dishes and cutlery are provided. Boats and motors with all the fuel you’ll need to explore these remote waters are waiting for you to arrive and take them out on your adventures.

If a fly-in isn’t in the cards, or you’d prefer to bring you own boat and enjoy the serenity the Canadian North provides, 7 Lakes Wilderness Camps has a drive-to camp with just as many fishing opportunities as their fly-in options.

Just 15 minutes from Nakina, the drive-to camp at Walleye Cove allows guests to catch big northern pike, whitefish and walleye and access to brook trout waters are just a short drive from camp. This economical option means you don’t need to break the bank to have the fishing experience of a lifetime.

Give 7 Lakes Wilderness Camps a call today and book a trip you’ll never forget!

Looking to experience a remote Canadian fishing vacation in 2025? Look no further than Wabatong Lodge.

Located on the shores of Wabatongushi Lake, on the site of the former rail and mining town of Lochalsh, this drive to resort provides guests with the kind of remote Northern Ontario experience that is typically reserved only for fly in camps.

If you love walleye fishing, you’ll love Wabatongushi Lake. Loaded with both eater size, and trophy size walleye, Wabatongushi’s waters will keep you reeling them up all day long. If you’re looking for a bigger fight than walleye offer, spend some time casting weed lines and back bays for tackle busting northern pike action.

If you can bring yourself to leave the abundant depths of Wabatongushi Lake, take a short portage to some of the nearby lakes to take in phenomenal brook trout, lake trout and smallmouth bass fishing, all within a short distance from your cozy cabin at Wabatong Lodge. Portage lakes have boats located on shore just waiting for your back lake adventure to begin.

If it’s possible for you to get tired of fishing all day, take some time to hike the nearby trails and take in the beautiful scenery surrounding this remote area. Fox, Moose, bear and lynx call these woods home and the shores of Wabatongushi provide a bountiful habitat for beaver, mink, waterfowl and birds of prey like eagles and osprey.

Wabatong Lodge has cedar strip boats for you to rent on the main lake but if you’d prefer to drive and bring your own boat, take advantage of their on-site launch and excellent docking facilities for the duration of your trip.

Wabatong Lodge has everything hardcore outdoors enthusiasts need to have an amazing trip to Ontario’s North without having to break the bank. This affordable vacation spot means everyone has the chance to experience everything the True North has to offer. 

Reach out and inquire about a trip today, you won’t be disappointed, but don’t wait too long, this place fills up fast and you don’t want to miss out.

There is a very small list of places in Ontario that offer the outdoors experience that Gray Wood Outfitters gives their clients. With camps as far as 180 miles from Nakina, Ontario guests of Gray Wood Outfitters get the chance to experience truly remote fishing and hunting. These are literally some of the most remote outposts in the province.

Their 4 camps are located on the shores of Beteau, Windsor, Richter and Blackbirch Lakes. These bodies of water are full of incredible numbers of both eater and trophy sized walleye and massive trophy northern pike. This area is so remote that the fish swimming these depths have likely never seen a lure before. Guests can fill their limit of walleye without ever leaving the dock.

Catching 20-30 pike is an average day at Gray Wood Outfitters and the chances you will land a fish between 40-50” is better here than just about anywhere else. Their largest pike boated to date was 57” and 30lbs. Fish of this size are made possible by the abundance of food sources for the fish to eat, the miniscule fishing pressure due to the remote location and by the Gray Wood Outfitter policy of catch and release only for pike. Keeping the big fish in the water for future guests to catch means the giants will still be there when you arrive!

Don’t worry, you’ll have plenty of walleye to catch and cook at camp. The walleye are so plentiful at Gray Wood Outfitters that on an average day anglers can catch 20-50 walleyes, with 50-75 catch days happening often. Many guests have reported days where 100 fish have been caught! You won’t be going hungry with numbers like that!

If it’s trophy walleye you are after Gray Wood Outfitters has that too. Fish up to 5lbs are common and during a week of fishing there is an excellent chance you could land a 10lb walleye. The record walleye from the waters surrounding Gray Wood Outfitters is 32.5” and 14lbs.

With both incredible numbers and trophy fish in remote waters fishing at Gray Wood Outfitters is something you will never forget.

Book now before they fill up for the 2025 season, openings won’t last long!