Three self-catered fly-in outpost cabins reached by float plane from Nakina, Ontario: Cerulean Lake (67 air miles north, sleeps 6, portage to an unnamed second lake), Studd Lake (88 air miles, sleeps 6, access to Big Studd and three other lakes) and Peninsular Lake (96 air miles, sleeps 8, 11,000 acres, with speckled trout in the nearby Atwood River). Walleye and northern pike are the main species, with moose hunting offered at Cerulean and Studd. Guests bring their own gear and food; boats, fish-cleaning facilities, hot water and shower houses are provided, and no guiding is offered.
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