Bear Paw Lodge
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Lodge on Caribou Lake in northwestern Ontario near Armstrong and Wabakimi Provincial Park, with eight named cabins. The lake is fished for walleye, northern pike and naturally reproducing lake trout, with depths reported to about 200 feet. The operation also guides black bear hunts across an 800 square kilometre bear management unit served by logging roads, and runs the camp on a solar array with an on-site certified water systems operator.
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Site says fishing is best in spring and summer and that the lake is also used for ice fishing in winter; no operating dates or open/close seasons are published. Black bear hunts are offered with roughly 2 bait sites per registered hunter; moose tags are described as a small allocation the lodge may hold in trust.Season
Home water
Fishing on Caribou Lake
Species recorded by MNRF aquatic surveys on this operator's home water.
Also present: Burbot, Longnose Sucker, White Sucker
Published rates
No per-person weekly rate published.
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