Gosenda Lodge
✓ Verified detailsGosenda Lodge is a family-run fly-in housekeeping camp at the north end of Kapuskasing Lake, operating from the original 1937 site founded by Nelson Glazier and now run by Dave and Daphne Glazier. Three housekeeping cabins sleep up to 20 guests total; guests bring and cook their own food, and each cabin has indoor plumbing, propane fridge and stove, and oil or wood heat. Anglers fish Kapuskasing Lake plus the Kapuskasing, Chapleau and Nemegosenda rivers for walleye, northern pike, bass, perch and whitefish, in Ontario fishing Zone 8.
campType
fly-inAccess
housekeepingPlans
Stays run Saturday to Saturday with flights scheduled in the afternoon both directions; baggage limit 100 lbs per person. Shorter or longer stays possible by arrangement.Season
Home water
Fishing on Kapuskasing Lake
Species recorded by MNRF aquatic surveys on this operator's home water.
Also present: Burbot, Cisco, Emerald Shiner, Logperch, Spottail Shiner, Trout-Perch, White Sucker
Published rates
Weekly rate · Season Pass
Normalized USD / person / week — comparable across every lodge.
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