Jan 21–24, 2027
All-Canada Show — Green Bay
Green Bay, WI · Oneida Casino Hotel
Roster note: Venue per show page: Oneida Casino Hotel, 2040 Airport Drive, Green Bay, WI. Dates from site nav/show page (Jan. 21-24, 2027). Exhibitor-list page is titled 'Green Bay - Exhibitor List - 2026' (January 2026 roster). No booth numbers published. Names verbatim from page HTML.
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Exhibiting lodges 65
- AMIK OUTPOSTS✓ Verifiedoutpost networkfly-inhousekeeping
Amik Outposts, operated by Lac Seul Airways Ltd., flies anglers from Red Lake in northwestern Ontario out to 12 remote outpost lakes situated 70 to 150 air miles north of that base. The company uses its own DHC-3 Otter and sells trips of three to seven days, priced per person on a scale that drops as party size grows and climbs with distance from base. Parties stay in self-catered cabins outfitted for a minimum of six people, with running water, showers, boats, motors and refrigeration; a few pantry staples are stocked to save baggage weight, but guests bring their own food. A no-trophy conservation rule in force since 1992 requires releasing walleye over 18 inches and northern pike over 27.5 inches, with Shearstone, Findlay and Loree designated catch-and-consume only, and the business also sells guided and unguided fly-in moose hunts in the fall.
- Amason's Obabikon Bay Camp✓ Verifiedcampboat-inamerican · housekeeping
Home water: Lake of the Woods
Boat-in island camp in Obabikon Bay on Lake of the Woods, about eight miles by water from the Hanson Bay marina near Morson/Sleeman, Ontario. Runs primarily on an American plan with meals, daily housekeeping service, and boat-and-motor packages; self-catered housekeeping stays are also advertised. Fishing covers walleye, northern pike, musky, smallmouth bass, crappie, and perch. Modern furnished cabins with satellite TV and wifi host groups from 2 to 40, and guide service includes fish cleaning and freezing.
- Bear Claw Wilderness Camp✓ Verifiedcampdrive-toboat-inhousekeeping
Home water: Wabaskang Lake
Boat-in housekeeping camp on Wabaskang Lake near Perrault Falls in Ontario's Sunset Country, formerly Peffley's Canadian Wilderness Camp. Guests drive to the camp's roadside dock off Hwy 105 and take a 12-mile shuttle aboard an enclosed 21-ft boat. Eight cabins offer full kitchens, full baths, around-the-clock electricity, wifi, and private decks, and weekly packages include boats, motors, gas, and portage-lake craft. Fishing centers on walleye, northern pike, and smallmouth bass, with fall bear hunts also offered.
- Birch Point Camp✓ Verifiedcampboat-inhousekeeping
Birch Point Camp is a boat-in housekeeping fishing camp on Nungesser Lake north of Red Lake, Ontario, targeting walleye and northern pike. Bookings are week-long, Saturday to Saturday, with cabins assigned by party size and boats and motors included in the package. The camp was established in 1972 and grew to eight cabins; it was bought by new owners in 2024.
- CANADA NORTH LODGE LTD✓ Verifiedresortdrive-toamerican · modified american · housekeeping
A road-accessible fishing and hunting operation at Ear Falls in the Red Lake / Kenora district of northwestern Ontario, sitting on Little Bear Lake at the edge of the Woman River chain of lakes. Guests can self-cater in the Fox Den (sleeps 4) or "Sunset" cabin (sleeps 6), or buy meals-included stays under modified American, unguided American, or fully guided American plans. Species named on the site are walleye, northern pike, smallmouth bass and lake trout, with portage-lake trips and outpost stays offered on top of the main-lodge fishery. Black bear and moose hunts are also sold, and every published 2026 rate is stated in U.S. dollars with HST added separately.
- CANOE CANADA OUTFITTERS✓ Verifiedoutpost networkfly-indrive-tohousekeeping
Canoe Canada Outfitters serves Quetico Provincial Park and the surrounding White Otter wilderness in northwestern Ontario, running thirteen outpost cabins spread across separate lakes alongside a canoe-trip outfitting business. Most cabins are floatplane-served; the Nym Lake cabin has road access and the Batchewaung island cabin is reached by paddling in from the Nym Lake entry point. Accommodation is self-catered and self-guided, with food orderable from the company's menu and tents and camping gear supplied for overnight trips away from the cabin. Listed target species are walleye, northern pike, smallmouth bass and lake trout; canoe packages run from a gear-permits-and-shuttle-only option up to a fully outfitted fly-in, paddle-out expedition.
- CEDAR POINT RESORT✓ Verifiedresortdrive-tohousekeeping
Home water: Cedar Lake
Drive-to housekeeping resort with nine lake-view cabins at the north end of Cedar Lake near Vermilion Bay in Northwestern Ontario. The lake holds walleye, jumbo perch, crappie, smallmouth bass, northern pike and a Class A muskie fishery. Weekly per-person packages include a 16-ft camp boat with daily gas fill-up, or a lower rate for anglers bringing their own boat. Weekly camp cookouts and an on-site fish house round out the amenities.
- CENTURY LODGE✓ Verifiedlodgeboat-infly-inamerican · housekeeping
Century Lodge is a family-run, island-based fishing operation in Osbourne Bay at the southeast end of Eagle Lake, mailing address Dryden, Ontario. Guests park at the operator's private landing at Bear Narrows and are shuttled roughly six miles by boat to the island; there is no road access to the property. Accommodation is in individual lakeview cabins, sold either as multi-day packages with three meals a day, boat, motor and gasoline (with guiding included only on the top-tier package) or as self-catered housekeeping cabins charged per night. The business also operates a private fly-in outpost cabin on Lake Kaoskauta, about 22 air miles away, reached by floatplane from the island, and guided day trips to portage lakes are offered as an extra.
- CLARKS RESORT & OUTPOSTS✓ Verifiedoutpost networkfly-indrive-tohousekeeping · american
Clark's Resorts & Outposts is a Vermilion Bay, Ontario business run by Wayne and Karla Clark with more than 30 years of operating history. Lodging splits into two road-accessible properties, K.C.'s Landing (Indian Lake chain) and Northern Lights Resort on Cedar Lake, plus a network of over 25 remote outpost cabins served by the company's own floatplanes through Clark's Air Service, which flies five commercial aircraft from a Cedar Lake base. Outpost stays run 5 to 7 nights in self-catered cabins with running water, showers, stoves with ovens and generator power, and the package covers return flights, a 14- or 16-foot boat with an 8 or 9.9 hp motor, fuel, ice, bottled water, live minnows and mid-week camp checks, with guests bringing their own food and bedding. The site also lists an American Plan at Latreille Lake Lodge, moose, bear and deer hunts by inquiry, and winter ice fishing either at K.C.'s Landing or via a 40-mile snowmobile ride to Anishinabi Lodge.
- Canyon Lake Lodge✓ Verifiedlodgedrive-tohousekeeping
Home water: Canyon Lake
Drive-to housekeeping camp at Vermilion Bay on Canyon Lake in northwestern Ontario, with a main lodge/gazebo and seven guest cabins. Fishing targets walleye, smallmouth bass and muskie. Weekly Saturday-to-Saturday packages pair a cabin with 16-ft boats and motors in basic, deluxe (trolling motor and sonar) and bring-your-own-boat versions, plus family pricing and discounted fall plans.
- Castlebar Lake Lodge✓ Verifiedlodgedrive-tohousekeeping
Home water: Castlebar Lake
Drive-in housekeeping camp and the only lodging on Castlebar Lake, a 3,000+ acre lake with river access to Proctor Lake and smaller nearby lakes (Lydia, Miriam) holding walleye, northern pike, brook trout, perch and whitefish. Six off-grid cabins sleep 4 to 12, each with its own three-piece bathroom, full kitchen and sunroom; overnight generator power, propane appliances, and non-potable water. Fall hunting for moose and both ruffed and spruce grouse; boat rentals, fish-cleaning station and walk-in cooler on site.
- Cat Island Lodge✓ Verifiedlodgefly-inamerican
Home water: Trout Lake
All-inclusive American-plan fly-in lodge on Trout Lake in northwest Ontario, reached by a short floatplane hop from the operator's private water base at Ear Falls. Guests fish walleye, lake trout and northern pike on 3- to 7-day packages, either fully guided or self-guided, with flights, private cabins, meals and boats bundled in. Corporate retreats are also marketed.
- Cedar Lake Lodge✓ Verifiedlodgedrive-toboat-inamerican · housekeeping
Home water: Cedar Lake
Housekeeping lodge on a 100-acre island in Cedar Lake, reached by driving 29 miles north of Vermilion Bay on Highway 105 to the camp's landing and crossing by boat. Cabins come with a 16-ft boat and motor, and the lake fishes for walleye, muskie, northern pike, bass, jumbo perch, crappie and whitefish. A Tuesday-evening supper in the lodge is included for all guests, and an American Plan option is referenced alongside the standard six-night Saturday-to-Friday packages.
- Cliff Lake Resorts✓ Verifiedresortdrive-tohousekeeping
Home water: Cliff Lake
Family operation dating to 1923 with two drive-to housekeeping camps, Lost Bay Resort and nightly-rate Musky Bay Camp, on the 6,000-acre Cliff Lake system off Highway 105 near Perrault Falls. Anglers chase musky, northern pike, walleye, lake trout, smallmouth bass, whitefish and perch, with the camp pitching road access that still feels like a remote fly-in. A new Cliff Lake Outpost is slated to launch in 2026.
- DUCK BAY LODGE✓ Verifiedresortboat-inamerican
Home water: Lake of the Woods
Duck Bay Lodge is an island resort on Hay Island, in Lake of the Woods' southeastern corner, Ontario, in business since 1950 and capped at roughly 25-26 guests at a time. Guests park at the operator's private landing in Morson, Ontario and reach the property by a 20-minute boat transfer. Accommodation is six lakefront cabins with three-piece baths, refrigerators and daily maid service, alongside a main lodge dining room, a recreation building, a wood-fired sauna and Starlink internet. Rates are full-meal-plan packages bundling an 18-foot Lund with motor and fuel plus a conservation fishing licence, with guides, taxes and single occupancy charged extra; target species listed include muskie, walleye, northern pike, smallmouth bass, crappie and lake trout.
- outpost networkfly-inamerican · housekeeping
Fly-in outfitter working from its own float-plane base at Cochenour, six miles east of Red Lake in northwestern Ontario, with three self-catered outpost camps on private lakes — Brownstone, Headwaters and Sumach — for walleye, northern pike and perch. It also runs remote deluxe tent-camp and outpost-cabin moose hunts (guided or non-guided) and non-guided bear hunts, and moves guests and freight on its own EA Air Charter float and wheel planes.
- Fly-North Outfitters✓ Verifiedoutpost networkfly-indrive-tohousekeeping
Home water: Aerial Lake
Outpost operator flying out of Vermilion Bay with housekeeping cabins on six remote lakes (Aerial, Birmingham, Lynx, Maskara, Vaughan and Co-Pilot, including a yurt on Lynx) plus private drive-in cabins on the Indian chain of lakes. Guests bring food and gear while the camp supplies flights, boats, fuel and mid-week resupply of minnows and ice. Fishing runs to walleye, northern pike, smallmouth bass and perch on the remote lakes, with muskie and trout in the drive-in waters.
- Forrest Lodge✓ Verifiedlodgedrive-tohousekeeping
Home water: Caribou Lake
Drive-to lodge on a nine-acre peninsula on Caribou Lake at the end of Caribou Lake Road near Armstrong Station, roughly three hours north of Thunder Bay and across the lake from Wabakimi Provincial Park. Nine self-catering (housekeeping) cabins and chalets with equipped kitchens, generator power, WiFi, freezer service and a private deep-water boat launch; 16 ft tiller boats with 30-50 hp motors rent separately. Caribou Lake holds walleye (including blue walleye), northern pike, lake trout and whitefish, with brook trout in nearby rivers; the lodge also hosts moose hunters (bow and gun seasons from mid-September) and grouse hunters (ruffed, spruce and sharp-tailed).
- GHOST RIVER LODGES✓ Verifiedlodgedrive-toboat-inhousekeeping
Home water: Marchington Lake
Remote drive-to housekeeping lodge on Marchington Lake northeast of Sioux Lookout - no flying required, with staff portaging guests and gear by boat from their vehicle to camp. Fourteen surrounding portage lakes on Canadian Shield river systems hold walleye, northern pike, lake trout and some smallmouth bass. Packages include cabin, boat, motor and daily gas, and the camp also runs moose hunts.
- GOLD ARROW CAMP✓ Verifiedcampdrive-tohousekeeping
Gold Arrow Camp is a housekeeping camp on Jackfish Lake at Perrault Falls in northwestern Ontario, run by Todd and Angie Heath, who keep a winter address in Indiana. Cabins are self-catered and include a kitchen with refrigerator and gas range, a three-piece bathroom, electric heat and a screened porch, with assigned freezer space in a shared fish-cleaning house and three docks on the home lake. Beyond that lake the camp maintains boats on 27 additional lakes reached by road, with a handful more available by stream, walk-in trail or portage; species listed include walleye, northern pike, smallmouth bass, lake trout, muskie, perch and crappie. It also sells a spring and fall black bear package hunted over camp-baited sites from provided elevated stands, and grouse hunting from mid-September along its own trail network.
- Gangler's North Seal River Lodge✓ Verifiedlodgefly-inamerican · housekeeping
Home water: Egenolf Lake
A fly-in-only sub-Arctic lodge on Egenolf Lake at the head of the North Seal River in far northern Manitoba, holding exclusive access to a watershed the operator puts at over six million acres, plus a satellite mini-lodge and five unguided outposts. Trips sell as all-inclusive 4- to 10-day packages built around the Canadian grand slam of northern pike, lake trout, walleye and arctic grayling, with eco-tour, northern-lights and Churchill polar-bear/beluga add-on itineraries.
- Grassy Narrow's Lodge✓ Verifiedlodgeboat-inamerican · housekeeping
Home water: Lake of the Woods
Boat-access lodge established in 1938 in Miles Bay on Lake of the Woods out of Morson, Ontario, with guest transportation from the Morson landing included in packages. Offers both American Plan (lodging plus all meals) and housekeeping cabins, with Lund boat packages carrying electronics and trolling motors, or bring-your-own-boat pricing. The fishery covers muskie, walleye, northern pike and bass, and guides and fall bear hunts are also offered.
- HARRIS HILL RESORT✓ Verifiedresortdrive-toamerican · modified american · housekeeping
Home water: Lake of the Woods
Drive-to resort at the south end of Lake of the Woods in the Rainy River district, about 18 miles from the Baudette MN / Rainy River ON border crossing. Seven lakeview cabins plus a campground and RV park run on American, modified American or housekeeping plans with 18-ft boat packages, guides and shore lunches. The fishery spans walleye, muskie, northern pike, smallmouth bass, crappie, perch and sauger, and the camp also books black bear, whitetail deer and bird hunts.
- HOWEY BAY RESORT✓ Verifiedresortdrive-tofly-in
Howey Bay Resort and Outposts sits on Howey Bay at Red Lake in northwestern Ontario and has been run by the Harapiak family since they bought it from Dave and Margaret McLeod in January 2020. Guests may book the main resort, which has a street address at 64 Howey Bay Road, fly out to one of the operator's six remote outpost cabins, or split a trip between the two. Species named by the operator include walleye, northern pike, whitefish, perch and occasional muskie, fished from the resort docks and across the Gullrock, Keg, Ranger and Two Island lake chain. The operator also runs black bear hunts based at the resort and fly-in moose hunts staged from the outposts, and issues free conservation fishing licenses to guests.
- Harrop Lake Wilderness Lodge✓ Verifiedlodgehousekeeping
Home water: Harrop Lake
A remote eastern-Manitoba fishing and hunting lodge on Harrop Lake, east of the Berens River and Lake Winnipeg, running two satellite outposts on Whiskeyjack Lake and Head Leaf Lake. It sells guided multi-day trips ranging from three to seven days, plus moose and black bear hunt packages combined with fishing.
- IGNACE OUTPOSTS LTD✓ Verifiedoutpost networkfly-inhousekeeping
Ignace Outposts Ltd is a family business run by Evan and Thia Stewart from a base at Ignace, Ontario, renting remote housekeeping outpost cabins on five lakes: Hilltop, Irene, Metionga, Seseganaga and Tri. Access is by floatplane through the affiliated Ignace Airways, with published flight times of roughly 15 minutes to Irene Lake (about 20 miles out) and 40-45 minutes to Metionga and Hilltop (about 60 miles out). Guests supply their own food and are allowed 100 pounds of gear each, and package rates leave out food, bait, licences and taxes; individual sites add saunas, sand beaches and boats cached on nearby portage lakes. Species listed across the lakes are walleye, northern pike, smallmouth bass, lake trout and whitefish, and the company also runs fly-in moose hunts whose rates are quoted only on request.
- INDIAONTA RESORT✓ Verifiedresortdrive-tohousekeeping
Home water: Calm Lake
Indiaonta Resort is a road-accessible property on Calm Lake, an 18-square-mile lake on the Seine River system in northwestern Ontario, roughly 65 miles east of Fort Frances and International Falls and about 27 miles west of Atikokan via Highway 11 and Flanders Road. Guests park at their cabin and stay in one of 10 self-catered units of one to four bedrooms, each with a full kitchen, air conditioning, and satellite TV and WiFi. Two housekeeping fishing packages are sold: one for parties trailering their own boat, which covers dockage and shore power, and one that supplies a 16-foot aluminum boat with a four-stroke motor. Target species are walleye, northern pike, and smallmouth bass, and the resort also runs self-guided black bear hunts in spring and fall with two baited sites per hunter.
- Indian Head Lodge✓ Verifiedlodgedrive-toamerican · modified american · housekeeping
Home water: Lake of the Woods
Drive-to lodge on Snake Bay off Whitefish Bay of Lake of the Woods, about 9 km south of Sioux Narrows. Eight housekeeping cabins with full kitchens, satellite TV and mostly fireplaces rent by the Saturday-to-Saturday week, with optional dining-room meal plans (full American, modified American or dinner-only) and boat-inclusive or guided packages. Fishing covers walleye, muskie, northern pike, smallmouth and largemouth bass, lake trout, crappie, perch and whitefish.
- Jette's Adventures✓ Verifiedcampdrive-tohousekeeping
Home water: Pakwash Lake
Family-run camp on Pakwash Lake between Red Lake and Ear Falls, reached off Highway 105 via Snake Falls Road. Offers all-season light housekeeping cabins with two bathrooms, in-floor heating and private docks, plus a full-hookup RV campground and weekly boat-and-motor packages. Fishing is for walleye, northern pike, smallmouth bass, perch and whitefish; guided 7-day black bear, moose and winter wolf hunts are also sold.
- KASHABOWIE OUTPOSTS LTD✓ Verifiedoutpost networkfly-inhousekeeping
Kashabowie Outposts Ltd. is a remote outpost-cabin business near Atikokan in northwestern Ontario, operating cabins on ten lakes that guests reach by floatplane from the company's Eva Lake base. The operation dates to 1958 and now runs four aircraft — three de Havilland Beavers and a Cessna 180. Cabins are self-catered: the package covers the flight, a cabin with propane refrigerator, stove and water heater, shower, wood heat and solar lights, plus a 14-foot boat with a 9.9 hp Yamaha four-stroke and fuel for every two anglers. Guests supply their own food, tackle and personal gear within a 100-pound-per-person limit, and each cabin carries a two-way radio phone for check-ins and emergencies.
- KEYSTONE LODGE✓ Verifiedlodgedrive-tohousekeeping
Home water: Cedar Lake
Keystone Lodge is a housekeeping fishing camp on the connected Cedar and Perrault lakes in northwestern Ontario, run by David and Leanne Frostiak and family for over 31 years. Eleven numbered cabins are rented with private bath, electric heat, fridge, stove, microwave, kitchenware and bedding supplied, while guests bring their own food, tackle and personal effects. The Saturday-to-Saturday weekly package bundles a 16-foot aluminum boat with a 25 hp outboard and 6.6 US gallons of fuel per day, an arrival-day orientation and fishing seminar, and a Tuesday evening camp fry. Six species are listed for the lakes — walleye, northern pike, smallmouth bass, muskie, crappie and jumbo perch — and day trips to outpost lakes plus fly-in day fishing can be arranged.
- KNOBBYS FLY IN CAMP✓ Verifiedoutpost networkfly-inhousekeeping
Knobby's runs a fly-in operation out of Sioux Lookout, Ontario, with a main camp on Bamaji Lake about 80 air miles north and six remote cabins on Wesleyan, Fry, Kezik, Kezik North, Devil's Rapids and Bamaji lakes; all but one sit on the Cat River system. Guests check in at the company's waterfront office in town and fly roughly 40 minutes by floatplane to their cabin. All accommodation is self-catered housekeeping, with cabins holding 6 to 10 anglers and offering hot and cold running water, showers and solar lighting, while the main camp takes up to 40 guests and has electricity and an on-site caretaker. Walleye, northern pike and trout are the target species, and 2026 package rates for 3 to 7 nights are posted in US dollars on the individual cabin pages.
- LAC SEUL ONAWAY LODGE✓ Verifiedresortdrive-tofly-inboat-inhousekeeping
Home water: Lac Seul
Onaway Lodge is a fishing resort on the west end of Scout Bay, in the northwestern portion of Lac Seul in northwestern Ontario, between Vermilion Bay and Ear Falls. Guests reach it by paved road, turning north onto Hwy 105 at Vermilion Bay and driving about 50 miles before a one-mile side road into the property. Accommodation is eight self-catered cabins of two to six bedrooms spread over several acres, each with a full kitchen, bath, bed linens, a grill and wireless internet. On-site facilities include a marina selling gas, ice and minnows, a fish-cleaning building with freezers, and about 700 feet of floating dock wired for charging trolling-motor batteries; the operator also lists fly-in outposts, a boat-in outpost and a separate Skyline Lodge property.
- LATREILLE LAKE LODGE✓ Verifiedlodgefly-inamerican · housekeeping
Home water: Latreille Lake
Remote fly-in fishing and hunting lodge on Latreille Lake, about 80 air miles northeast of Vermilion Bay and reachable only by float plane from Clark's Cedar Lake base. American Plan main lodge with ten double rooms plus a private eight-person cabin, and two self-catered outpost camps on the adjoining Margaret and Allison lakes; walleye and northern pike over roughly 300 miles of shoreline, with spring and fall bear and moose hunts.
- LONG LEGGED LAKE LODGE✓ Verifiedresortboat-infly-inamerican · housekeeping
Long Legged Lake Lodge occupies a site on North Lake, one of seven connected basins in the roughly 17,000-acre Long Legged chain in Northwest Ontario, some 40 miles west of the Ear Falls / Red Lake area. The property itself has no road to it: visitors drive Hwy 105 and road 804 to the operator's parking area and are ferried across by boat at no charge, while floatplane connections can be arranged through Fort Frances, Winnipeg, Kenora or Baudette. Seven cabins sleeping four to eight are booked either on an American plan with three meals daily plus guided shore lunches on Tuesdays and Thursdays, or on a self-catered housekeeping plan with equipped kitchens; both include a Lund boat, motor and fuel for two anglers. The fishery covers walleye, lake trout, northern pike and several muskie strains under mandatory size-based release rules, and the operator also runs black bear hunts.
- Lac Seul's Scout Lake Resort✓ Verifiedresortdrive-tohousekeeping
Home water: Lac Seul
Drive-to fishing resort on the northwest side of Lac Seul, about 15 miles south of Ear Falls, Ontario, run by Marilyn and Doug Simpson. Ten light-housekeeping cabins sleeping 2 to 10 people give the camp a total capacity of 69 guests; cabins have electric heat, running lake water, kitchens and bathrooms, and the camp has a fish cleaning building built in 2019. Guests fish Lac Seul for walleye, northern pike, smallmouth bass and muskie, either with their own boat or with resort 16 ft/25 hp and 17 ft/50 hp rigs carrying Humminbird Helix 5 sonar/GPS; the operator also markets a McKenzie Bay outpost and a six-day moose hunt.
- MANOTAK LODGE✓ Verifiedlodgedrive-toamerican · modified american · housekeeping
Home water: Perrault Lake
Manotak Lodge is a family-operated, road-accessible fishing lodge on Perrault Lake near Perrault Falls, Ontario, reached from Highway 105. Roughly sixteen lakefront cabins hold anywhere from two to about thirteen guests and are sold as Saturday-to-Saturday week packages on three plans — American (all meals), Evening Meal, or self-catered Housekeeping — with 4- and 5-night stays offered only in August and September. Week rates bundle an 18-foot boat with a 50 hp motor and 20 gallons of fuel, fish cleaning and freezing, bedding, and WiFi; from 2027 American Plan guests also get two dozen live bait per person per day, while guides, extra bait and the day fly-out to Zizania Lake are billed separately. Anglers target walleye, northern pike, smallmouth bass, muskie, whitefish and perch, and ruffed grouse, duck and goose hunting is available in the fall.
- MERKELS CAMP✓ Verifiedcampdrive-tohousekeeping
Home water: Wabigoon Lake
Merkel's Camp sits on Wabigoon Lake in the Dryden area of northwestern Ontario, on the Wabigoon/Dinorwic chain, and has been taking guests since 1963 under owners Terry and Merrill Kluke. Accommodation is self-catered: two- and three-bedroom lakeside housekeeping cottages, a serviced campground and RV park, and a condo unit aimed at Highway 17 travellers. The operation also runs one drive-in outpost cabin on Little Basket Lake, about a 40-mile drive northeast of the main camp and the only cabin on that lake. Fishing covers walleye, northern pike, muskie, smallmouth bass, perch, crappie and lake trout, and the camp additionally sells whitetail deer, black bear, wolf, grouse and duck hunts.
- MUSKIE BAY RESORT✓ Verifiedresortdrive-toamerican · modified american · housekeeping
Muskie Bay Resort is a family-owned, road-accessible property at 2740 Muskie Bay Road in Nestor Falls, Ontario, on Crow Lake with its own dock and launch onto Lake of the Woods. Accommodation is open all year and consists of waterfront and hillside cabins plus a four-unit motel, with a shared hot tub, sauna and fire-pit patio, and breakfast and dinner served at the Lodge. The operator lists seven packages: fully guided, semi-guided and self-guided open-water fishing, a bring-your-own-boat stay, a three-night ice-fishing trip, guided whitetail deer hunts and bear hunts offered only when land leases allow. Rental boats and motors are hauled by road to nearby portage and outpost lakes such as Cedar Tree, Jesse, Wicks and Weisner, so no floatplane is involved.
- NESTOR FALLS FLY IN OUTPOST✓ Verifiedoutpost networkfly-inhousekeeping
Nestor Falls Fly-In Outposts is a family-run air-carrier and outpost business working out of Nestor Falls, Ontario, roughly an hour's drive north of the International Falls, Minnesota border crossing. It operates twelve remote cabins on ten lakes in Northwestern Ontario, reached by its own float-equipped aircraft and local pilots; the pages state the cabins are reachable only by air and are in most cases the sole camp on their lake. Accommodation is self-catered: cabins have propane stove and oven, refrigerator and freezer, solar lighting, hot and cold running water, an outdoor grill area and a satellite phone, and each party gets 14- or 16-foot boats with four-stroke outboards and fuel. Species listed are walleye, northern pike, smallmouth bass, lake trout and muskie under a policy that lets guests eat fish at camp but take none home; single-day fly-out fishing on nearby lakes is offered separately.
- NORDIC POINT LODGE✓ Verifiedlodgefly-indrive-toamerican · housekeeping
Home water: Perrault Lake
Nordic Point Lodge is a fishing operation on Perrault Lake in northwestern Ontario, listing a Highway 105 address at Ear Falls; its About page states the property can be reached both by road and by air. Guests stay in shoreline cabins sleeping anywhere from one to sixteen people, alongside a main lodge building holding the dining room and lounge. Four package tiers are published, running from a self-catered cabin stay where meals, bait, gas and licences are purchased separately up to a guided trip bundling all meals, a guide, daily shore lunches, a conservation licence and one day of fly-out fishing. Species named are walleye, northern pike, smallmouth bass and muskie; cabin rentals include one 14 ft boat per two guests, with larger 18 ft rigs supplied on guided trips or rented as an upgrade.
- NORTH SPIRIT LAKE LODGE✓ Verifiedlodge
A fishing lodge on North Spirit Lake in northwestern Ontario's Sunset Country. The live site currently yields only a title page, so cabins, access style and rates remain uncompiled.
- North Haven Resort Inc.✓ Verifiedresortfly-inamerican
Home water: Utik Lake
Full-service fly-in fishing resort with exclusive access to 35-mile-long Utik Lake in northern Manitoba, roughly 380 air-miles north of Winnipeg, fishing northern pike, walleye and lake trout. Guests fly in from Winnipeg to private lakefront cabins, with guided boats, chef-cooked meals, a lodge spa and conference space; fly-outs to nearby lakes are available.
- PIPESTONE POINT RESORT✓ Verifiedresortboat-inamerican · housekeeping
Home water: Lake of the Woods
Pipestone Point Resort is a family-run resort of seven cabins on a peninsula on Lake of the Woods in Ontario, reached by a round-trip boat transfer from Bare Point Marina that is included in the package rates. The heated and air-conditioned cabins sleep up to six, have private decks and whirlpool baths, and come with linens and daily maid service; most include a kitchen for guests who cook for themselves. Rates come in two forms: an American plan covering three meals a day plus a 16-ft Lund boat with a 25 hp motor, and cheaper per-person housekeeping rates for parties bringing their own boat. Guests fish for walleye, northern pike, muskie and bass, and the season runs from mid-May to the end of September.
- Pine Acres Camp✓ Verifiedcampdrive-to
Family-run northwestern Ontario hunting camp operated by Chris and Lottie Lavoie, offering guided black bear hunts by bow, rifle and black powder over baited treestands and ground blinds across ten bear management areas. Deer, wolf and grouse hunting are also offered. Guests stay in three main base cabins sleeping 3 to 8, and a separate outpost camp is used for hunters working baits farther out (baits sit 1-50 miles from base camp, 1-20 miles from the outpost).
- Pine Portage Lodge✓ Verifiedlodgefly-inamerican · housekeeping
Home water: Kabinakagami Lake
Fly-in lodge on Kabinakagami ("Kaby") Lake, roughly 72 air miles north of Wawa, reached by floatplane from the Wawa Lake air base. Packages are sold as meal-plan or housekeeping trips of 3 to 7 days, both including return flights, cabin, and boat/motor/gas; fishing is for walleye, northern pike, whitefish and perch on a 30,800-acre lake with 147 islands. Fall bear hunts run from baited stands and moose hunts are offered by bow and gun, with limited tags; the camp has 24-hour power, running water, WiFi, a sauna and a liquor licence.
- ROCKY SHORE LODGE✓ Verifiedlodgedrive-tohousekeeping
Home water: Perrault Lake
Rocky Shore Lodge is a housekeeping operation on Perrault Lake, with a mailing address at Perrault Falls, Ontario. Guests stay in cabins and penthouse suites holding parties of 2 to 20, each with its own kitchen, bathroom, electric heat and TV; bed linen is supplied but towels are not, and washers, dryers, a fish cleaning house and freezer are on site. The published species list for the lake is walleye, northern pike, smallmouth bass, perch, whitefish and musky. Weekly Friday-to-Friday packages are priced in US dollars and tiered by the size of boat and motor supplied, with a cheaper cabin-only rate for guests who bring their own boat, and a separate hunter's package covering moose.
- RUSTY MYERS FLYING SERVICE AND OUTPOSTS✓ Verifiedoutpost networkfly-inhousekeeping
Rusty Myers Flying Service runs a floatplane operation out of Fort Frances, Ontario, with a second base at Savant Lake, flying anglers to a set of remote outpost cabins the site counts as nine or ten, spread over lakes it describes as 1,000 to 26,000 acres. Outpost trips are sold as all-inclusive but self-catered: the package covers round-trip air, the cabin, 14-foot boats with motors and gas, and groceries that guests cook for themselves. The 2026 price list is built on a four-day fishing package with a $100-per-day extension, quoted in US dollars and tiered by party size and by whether the party fishes catch-and-release or catch-and-keep. The company also flies fall moose hunters to six of the outposts on one-week packages priced only on request, and it lists the separately branded, American-plan Green Island Lodge on Manitou Lake among its accommodations.
- SOUTH SHORE LODGE✓ Verifiedlodgeboat-inamerican · housekeeping
Home water: Eagle Lake
South Shore Lodge is a fishing and hunting lodge on Eagle Lake in northwest Ontario, owned and run by the same family since 1984 and reachable only by water via the lodge's shuttle boat or a guest's own boat from its pick-up point. Guest cabins sit separately along the shoreline of a peninsula, with 24-hour generated electricity. Two package types are sold: an American Plan covering all meals and lodging, and a self-catered Housekeeping Plan with cabin cooking facilities; both bundle an 18-foot Lund Outfitter boat with a 40 hp Yamaha and a daily fuel allowance. Anglers target walleye, muskie, northern pike, smallmouth bass and lake trout, and the operation also holds exclusive rights to a boat-access black bear hunting territory.
- SUNSET COUNTRY ADVENTURES✓ Verifiedresortdrive-tohousekeeping
Sunset Country Adventures is a family-operated resort on the Indian Lake Chain, a set of ten interconnected lakes about 16 km north of Vermilion Bay, Ontario along Highway 647 in the Kenora District. Lodging is ten self-catered lakeside cabins with capacities from 4 to 12 people, each with a kitchen, deck and gas grill; guests supply their own towels, life jackets and drinking water, and gas, ice and bait are sold on site. Weeks run Saturday to Saturday and are priced per person either with a rental boat and motor or at a lower rate for guests bringing their own boat. Species available on and around the chain include walleye, muskie, lake trout, smallmouth bass and perch, with muskie guides, drive-in day trips to nearby perch lakes, and sightseeing or fly-out day flights offered separately.
- Showalter's Fly-In Outposts✓ Verifiedoutpost networkfly-inhousekeeping · american
Showalter's Fly-In Outposts flies anglers from an airbase on Highway 105 north of Ear Falls, Ontario to 14 remote outpost lakes, among them Action, Apps, Carrol, Cherrington, Cleveland, Crooked, Hammerhead, Irwin, Meandrine, Pine Needle, Saddle, Severn, Shabumeni and South Rapids, with published GPS coordinates and cabin capacities of 6 to 18 guests. Target species are northern pike, walleye and lake trout; Action Lake and Crooked Lake are catch-and-release. Cabins are self-catering with running water, showers, solar lighting, propane appliances and freezers, and each trip includes Lund or Alumarine boats with four-stroke Yamaha outboards and unlimited fuel; guided and unguided black bear and moose hunts are also sold, with the fully guided hunts including food.
- Stormer Lake Lodge✓ Verifiedlodgedrive-toamerican
Stormer Lake Lodge is a road-accessible lodge on Stormer and Kirkness Lakes, about an hour north of Red Lake, Ontario, at the end of 43 miles of Nungesser Road; the owners state no other lodge sits on either lake. Nine lakefront cabins of one to three bedrooms each have a wood fireplace and at least one full bath, and the package covers three cooked meals a day in the main lodge, a 17.5 ft Lund or G3 boat with a 40-50 hp four-stroke, fish cleaning and freezing, and bedding and towels. Weekly stays run Saturday to Friday, are quoted in US dollars before tax, and get cheaper per person as the party size and the number of anglers per boat go up; guides are an extra charge with a two-day minimum. The same operation sells black bear hunts at a fixed per-hunter price with baiting and stands included, and handles moose hunts by phone inquiry.
- TAMARACK ISLAND WILDERNESS LODGE✓ Verifiedlodgeboat-inamerican · housekeeping
Home water: Lake of the Woods
Tamarack Island Wilderness Lodge sits on a three-acre island on Lake of the Woods, west of Morson in northwestern Ontario, with Todd and Kim Hacault listed as the hosts and contacts. Guests leave their vehicles at Grassy Narrow's Landing on the mainland and cross to the island by water; lodging is eleven numbered cabins sleeping two to eight people, plus a five-bedroom, 2,800 sq ft outpost house on its own island a short boat ride away that sleeps up to 17, all with full bathrooms and kitchens or kitchenettes. Two booking formats are published: a per-person meal plan covering lodging and three meals daily, and self-catered housekeeping stays, with rental boats, guides, bait, gas, ice and fish cleaning charged separately. The operation also runs a winter ice-fishing season from January through March, reached by track vehicle or snowmobile with no running water in the cabins, and offers fall bird hunting.
- TEMPLE BAY LODGE✓ Verifiedlodgedrive-toamerican
Home water: Eagle Lake
A long-running drive-to lodge on Eagle Lake near Eagle River in northwestern Ontario, operating since 1939, with modern air-conditioned cabins, a lake-view dining room and an on-site pub. Anglers fish a natural (unstocked) lake for muskie, northern pike, walleye, smallmouth bass and perch from 18 ft Kingfisher boats, with guided cruiser boats available.
- TIMBER WOLF LODGE✓ Verifiedresortdrive-tohousekeeping · american
Home water: Winkle Lake
Timber Wolf Lodge sits on Winkle Lake in Northwestern Ontario, reached by road about 25 miles north on Highway 502 and roughly 45 minutes from the International Falls border crossing; mail is addressed to Fort Frances. Lodging is in one- and two-bedroom self-catered cabins with propane ranges, three-piece baths and screened decks, with nearby lakes reached by highway, logging road or portage for walleye, pike, smallmouth and largemouth bass, lake trout, muskie, crappie and perch. Guided fishing days, boat and motor rentals, winter ice-fishing stays and rustic campsites are priced separately from the cabins. Guided hunting is a substantial part of the business — bear, deer, moose, wolf and grouse — and the moose package is the only one listed as including all three daily meals.
- TRIPLE J LODGE✓ Verifiedlodge
Home water: Berry Lake
Small family-run cabin operation on Berry Lake run by Jason and Nicole LeClair, named for daughters Janique and Jolyne. The lake is fished for walleye, smallmouth bass, northern pike, crappie and lake trout. Three cabins are shown (Cabins 2, 3 and 4); ice fishing is offered and bear and deer hunts are described as planned.
- Thunderhook Fly-Ins✓ Verifiedoutpost networkfly-inhousekeeping
Home water: Smoothrock Lake
Thunderhook Fly-Ins flies anglers from its floatplane base at Armstrong Station into lakes in and around Wabakimi Provincial Park, offering nine listed remote outpost cabins plus two fly-in lodges, Smoothrock Resort and Whitewater Retreat. All accommodation is on a housekeeping plan, with fully equipped cabins, hot and cold running water, 14ft/16ft Lund boats, motors and gas included with the flight. Target species are walleye, northern pike, lake trout and brook trout; outposts range from 25 to 79 air miles from the base.
- VISTA LAKE OUTFITTERS✓ Verifiedcampdrive-toboat-inhousekeeping
Home water: Vista Lake
Vista Lake Outfitters is based at Savant Lake, Ontario, and runs five self-catered cabins spaced along the 12-mile Vista Lake, reached by boat rather than floatplane, plus a road-accessible property called Anglers Cove where guests check in. The cabins are housekeeping units with fridge, stove, hot and cold running water, solar lighting, screened porches and a screened fish-cleaning building; visitors bring their own groceries, tackle and life jackets. Boats with 9.9 hp motors, portage motors and generators are rented separately, and portage routes from the lake reach additional fishing waters. Besides walleye and pike fishing the business sells black bear hunts and a limited number of bull/cow moose combination hunts in WMUs 15A and 16B; fish must be eaten on site at the Vista Lake outposts, while fish may be taken home from Anglers Cove.
- WALSTEN OUTPOST✓ Verifiedoutpost networkfly-indrive-tohousekeeping
Walsten Outposts is a Kenora, Ontario business running a set of self-catered cabins on separate lakes, nearly all reached by floatplane, plus one road-accessible cabin at Separation Lake on the English River system. Its lakes include Roger, Trout, Joe's, Trapline, Chase, Nance, Snowshoe, Scenic and Lount, with stated cabin capacities from 2 to 12 guests and several described as holding a single group at a time. Anglers target walleye, northern pike, smallmouth bass and lake trout, with muskie also listed at Lount Lake. The company additionally sells unguided fly-in moose hunts and 7-day bear hunts over pre-baited sites; it has operated since 1962 and passed to its current owners in 2022.
- WILD EYES WILDERNESS ESCAPE✓ Verifiedoutpost networkhousekeeping
Wild Eyes Wilderness Escape is a northwestern Ontario outpost operation run by Kevin and Kodi, who are based in Ear Falls and cite more than 40 years in the outpost and lodge trade. It rents two self-catered cabins on separate waters: one on Joyce Lake, built in 2016 and renovated for 2024, taking groups up to 12, and a smaller one on Christene/Brownbear that holds 4 to 6 guests in two bedrooms. Both cabins have propane stoves, solar refrigeration, running water and showers, Starlink connectivity, and come with aluminum boats and Yamaha outboards; a conservation licence and bottled water are bundled into each trip. Walleye and northern pike are the main species, with perch and bass on the Christene/Brownbear waters and a 500-yard portage route to Larson Lake.
- WILLIAMS LAKE LODGE✓ Verifiedcampdrive-toboat-inhousekeeping
Williams Lake Lodge is a family-run camp in northwestern Ontario that sits on Williams Lake and fishes both that lake and the south-central basin of Lac Seul; guests reach it by driving in from Dryden on a signed logging road. Nine rental units - two suites attached to the main lodge plus seven cabins - are let on a self-catered basis with kitchens, bedding, wood heat and screened porches, and camp electricity comes from solar panels backed by a generator. Packages are sold as six-day weeks running Saturday morning to the following Friday morning and include an 18-foot Crestliner Kodiak boat with a four-stroke Yamaha, a stated allowance of boat gas, and an eight-day conservation fishing licence; one unit, the Outpost Cabin, sits at the south end of the lake and is reached only by boat from the main camp. Besides walleye, northern pike and smallmouth bass fishing, the operator sells guide-assisted August black bear hunts over pre-baited water-access sites, and day guides can be hired at extra cost.
- WOMAN RIVER CAMP✓ Verifiedcampdrive-toboat-inhousekeeping
Woman River Camp & Outpost is a family-owned fishing and hunting operation at Ear Falls in northwestern Ontario, with a road-accessible main camp plus three boat-in outpost cabins on Woman Lake, Little Woman Lake and Confederation Lake (South Bay). Accommodation is in self-catered housekeeping cabins; weekly Saturday-to-Saturday packages are sold either with a 16 ft boat, motor and daily fuel, or at a lower price for guests who bring their own boat. Species listed for the area are walleye, northern pike, smallmouth bass, yellow perch and lake trout, and the camp also runs black bear, moose, timber wolf and grouse hunts. Add-on services include day guides with shore lunch, boat upgrades, shore-lunch kits, fish cleaning, bait, and winter ice-fishing stays.
- Windy Point Lodge✓ Verifiedlodgefly-inamerican · modified american · housekeeping
Home water: Kabinakagami Lake
Family-run fly-in lodge on Kabinakagami Lake in northern Ontario, reached by float plane from Wawa via the affiliated Watson's Skyways air service. Nine named log cabins sleeping 2-10 have private bathrooms, propane and wood stoves, kitchens and 24-hour power; guests choose an American plan (breakfast and family-style dinner in the lodge plus a shore-lunch box), a modified American plan, or self-catered housekeeping. Fishing is for walleye, northern pike, perch and whitefish, and the lodge also sells moose, black bear, duck and grouse hunts, guided or unguided.
- Wine Lake Camp✓ Verifiedcampboat-inhousekeeping
Home water: Wine Lake
Wine Lake Camp is a boat-in camp on Wine Lake in northwestern Ontario, run by Nick Karakis, with a summer address at Perrault Falls, Ontario and an off-season address in Wadsworth, Ohio. The site lists eight housekeeping cabins by name (Ice House, Wolf, Trout, Walleye, Bear, Moose, Grouse and Loon) plus a separate Eagle's Nest listing, and every rate package covers seven nights with a 16-foot Lund boat, 25 hp four-stroke motor and a fuel allowance. Guests cook for themselves; packages are sold per person by month from May through October, and the camp also sells week-long fall bowhunts for bull, cow and calf moose and for black bear, with guiding available as a half-day add-on. Route Lake Lodge is presented on the site as a sister operation.
- Pine Sunset LodgeListed — not yet verified
Home water: Dinorwic Lake
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