Ontario
Package #1

Fantastic fishing for Walleye, Northern Pike, Smallmouth Bass, Whitefish, Perch and Muskie. This lake has over 50 miles of shoreline and is directly connected to another big Lake that has an additional 67 miles of shoreline. Both lakes provide excellent fishing. We provide contour maps of both lakes that illustrate water depths, underwater structure and other helpful information.

For those wanting more adventure, day trips are offered to remote lake locations. There is an outstanding Muskie-only lake where the average day is to catch 3 to 5 Muskies and have 10-15 follows. Optional fly-out to a remote wilderness lake where the Walleye, Northern Pike, and Smallmouth Bass fishing is some of the best in the world is available.

The fishing season begins in mid May. When the ice melts, the shallows are the warmest and the fishing action is fast and furious for all species. Most fish seek cooler water in mid July; you will have to adjust down for them. As fall approaches in late August, the surface water starts to cool down. Bass and Walleye concentrate and when you find them, it will provide some of the best fishing ever. Remember too that late August and September are trophy Muskie time. Fall is also when the Whitefish move into shallow water.

This plan includes:

Round trip air flight Winnipeg - Dryden - a drive to the lodge and back
3 daily tasty meals
7 days of fishing
boat, motor and all the gas for your stay
Fish cleaning
Landing nets, life preservers & bait container
Full use of our many camp facilities.

Not included:
• Fishing equipment
• Any costs other than those specified in fishing package described above
• Tips to guides and staff
Baggage limit 80 lbs (35kg)

Meals:
Breakfast and dinner are served at the main lodge.
Lunches:
For lunches you have a choice of a take to boat "box lunch" or you can boat in eat at the lodge.
Accommodations:
Natural log cabins are provided with hot/cold running water, three piece bathrooms (flush toilet, sink & shower), and electricity. The largest cabins can hold as many as twelve people, and the smallest holds four.