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Ya for sure but always want more lol

Hi all, just back from andmoozwe outfitter near Nakina., 3 guys 3 days caught around 300 walleye , biggest 28 inches 15 from 23 to 26 many in the 19 to 22. Biggest pike 36 inch and 34 . First time on big lake O’Sullivan so I consider great fishing. Cabins were adequate. The run up the river was about 5 min. 16 foot boat didn’t leak and motor fired first pull every time. Gas was filled every morning. Good trip, would return. Been to a few drive toos in Quebec this trip blew them out of the water! Cheers

Hi all, heading up to O’Sullivan lake with my son and his friend. Staying on the river which looks like it would be the north end. Never been so any info, colours, lures areas to fish, type of water clear or stained etc would be much appreciated. Thanks Jeff

I have searched for hours can’t find anything on whitigo or echo thanks

Hi all, just about to book with cochrane air choice of lakes echo, yesterday, whitigo floodwood tomorrow , looking for a bit bigger average walleye then the lakes I have been with cochrane mikwam brailey sand , any input would be appreciated leaning towards echo Thanks

Ya Edmund’s kilmarnick rapids your best options ponamalie if water is up or narrows lock nice big docks there, good evening fishing

Thanks think I am going to give it a go

Hey all, thinking of doing a trip 3rd week of may north of cochrane. just wondering if anyone has had experience that north that early, what is the bite like for walleye and pike thanks

cochrane air has a few edgar, french, twopeak, floodwood

algonquinn park lake traverse musky, walleye smallmouth and channel cats. beauty camping if you like no neihbours nice little set of rapids

Great choice been to mcliester and sunshine great cabins equip etc. saw the coolest thing I have ever seen at sunshine, 20 feet off our dock a wolf chasing a moose in the water, to boot saw a cougar that trip, it was sweet

Thanks, I have been looking at the Albany do you rent the cabins?

Hi, would not go with air cochrane great fishing but most cabins are very rustic and small and usually some type of motor issue during the trip. I took my 2 boys and nephew to Quebec, great trip great cabin, shower couch etc, but the road was really rough for 4 hours. Would look at air dale, white river outfitter or the many out of Nakina. Boreal forest includes satellite texting for a safety piece of mind. I would pick a smaller body of water in case the winds blow up. Twin lakes outfitter, luenbergers, 7 lakes outfitter, seem to have some nice cabins for the bush, been with Hearst air, really nice cabins too. Hornepayne also have some Flyin lodges and outpost, garrisons, buck lake, Timberwolf. Just what I looked for, a cabin with some amenities that sleep more people then your bringing, satellite phone for safety, smaller lake or chain of lakes. Generator would be nice maybe bring a fan and a few plug in items. It is truly one of my best memories taking those kids one 14 and two 17 at the time. Hope you find a place

Hi all, just wondering if anyone can recommend a Flyin with bigger then average walleye, been on many that you catch 16 17 inches as I always chose a lake with a chance at a 20 plus pike: Went last year to French lake out of cochrane where most of the walleye was over 19 inches with many in the 22 26 range, it was a real treat. Would like other options with bigger walleye thanks

Hey Phil just wondering how yesterday lake was thinking of booking thanks

Yes it is and would be sad flown with air Tamarac and ceasers out of clove classic little town hotel, train station restaurant bar.

Plans have changed don’t have the time I thought. Heading with cochrane air French or two peak if anyone has any info thanks all for the feedback next year heading Nakina way for sure

Hey all thanks for the replies just couldn’t find a place around Nakina, next year gonna book earlier with more guys looks like cochrane air. French springer or unknown any feedback would be great booking in 2 days

Agree it is worth the drive

Ya looking for a fly or drive to trying to keep it east of Thunder Bay. I am from the Ottawa area, Erie sounds similar to the st Lawrence great fishing but like to hit the bush. Thanks for the replys.

Hi all, looking for a trip where the walleye are typically bigger, you see some places say average 3 to 5 pounds. Be realistically looking for somewhere where every fourth or fifth fish is on the good side of 2 plus. Has anyone experienced where the walleye are actually bigger on average thanks

excellent thanks folks

Excellent will give them a gander