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Thanks all! Some great suggestions. I'm looking into all. Has anyone stayed at any of these resorts? Or any others they'd recommend? If you'd rather not broadcast it to the world, you can always send me a PM. One thing we will miss about the cottages we usually visit is that the family that runs them is terrific, and the families that show up there are always respectful. Also, as mentioned before, they're never over-crowded. Especially since there are several small lakes on the property that we have access to. Would love to find a similar place to stay.

Sorry if I've offended anyone, wasn't sure what kind of introduction would be necessary. As I mentioned, I visit Ontario every year for a fishing trip with my dad, my uncle, and my brother-in-law. I've been going 15 years, my uncle and dad close to 30. We live in the US; all in different states. We have been happy with the spot we've visited every year (near Port Loring) until recent years, when the fishing has fallen significantly off. Which makes it harder to commit to the 20 plus hours it takes for some of our party to get there. We'd love to keep coming to ON, since it's a family tradition, but were hoping to find a new spot. Figured this was a good place to find it.

Don't be shy....even if you don't have a specific resort, how about an area/lake? We'd be going sometime next summer.

I'm hoping that someone can help me with a recommendation for a great place to spend a week fishing in ON. Preferably not far from the US border. We have gone for the last 15 years or so up to Arnstein, ON, but have decided that's too far (we are from America) and the fishing has fallen off severely in the last several years. There are 4 of us. We usually spend a week. We would have to rent boats. We are looking for a nice cabin with electricity and plumbing, but don't need any frills beyond that (eg, housekeeping, tv, phone). We aren't looking for nightlife or crowds. We're most interested in fishing and peace and quiet. A place where there's a chance of catching some nice pike and/or bass. We're probably more comfortable on lakes and ponds than on big water. Any thoughts?