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[peter23]

hey i usually go up to a lodge every year and was wondering to look for something next year, we have to plan it early to get reservations. i was looking for a place has has nice cabins, good food and just great accomidations in genereal. were looking for a place with awesome fishing mostly walleye though. i live in toronto and dont mind a long drive, it doesnt bother me. i will fly in if necessary. is there any places you have been that have met my expectations? if so let me know!

 

thanks!

[Musky or Specks]

Talk to Mike about Aba. He went through Sullivans as a back lake adventure I'm sure he could hook you up.

[solopaddler]

Talk to Mike about Aba. He went through Sullivans as a back lake adventure I'm sure he could hook you up.

 

 

Impossible to top the walleye fishing on Abamasagi, but I think he's looking for an american plan lodge and a higher quality of accomodations.

 

I've been to the Kag out of Nakina. Great lodge, great food and great fishing.

 

http://www.leuenberger.ca/kag.htm

 

 

Also out of Nakina with great lodging and food is Esnagami:

 

http://www.esnagami.com/

 

Mar Mac out of White River is good:

 

http://www.northtoadventure.com/view.php?lodge=l_marmac&page=lmm_home

 

Timberwolf Lodge out of Hornepayne is good:

http://www.timberwolflodge.net/fishing.html

 

Granite Hill Lodge also out of Hornepayne is good:

 

http://www.pkresort.com/index.html

 

 

Any of these lodges would provide a fantastic experience. I can recommend plenty of amazing housekeeping camps as well. If you don't mind doing your own cooking the prices are a lot more reasonable.

[peter23]

thanks!

[adempsey]

You didn't mention a price range, but Hawk Lake Lodge is supposed to really nice.

 

There are a couple of lodges on Kabinakagami that might be worth checking out as well [Pine Portage, Watsons Kaby Lodge. The lodge I stayed at was nice, but the food wasn't all that great. The two I listed might be better . When I was researching my trip for the year I went to Kaby, the lodges on Ara, Meta and Brace Lakes (just NW of Abamasagi) were also recommended to me. Would still like to visit them as well.

 

About 6 hours North of Toronto there are three boat-to American Plan lodges [Island 10, Garden Island, Red Pine Lodge] on Lady Evelyn Lake that offer the remote feel with good walleye fishing. However, they aren't really much cheaper than a fly-to American Plan lodge in the more remote areas on Ontario. Just a good option for those who don't want to drive 12+ hours.

 

Anyway, if I were you and could afford it, Leuenbergers Kag Lake would be my first choice [been on my to visit list for a while now].

 

Good luck with your search!! It's not easy!

Edited November 9, 2011 by FishLogic