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Hoosier fisherman
02-23-2010, 07:41 AM
Looking for recomendations for a good drive-to or fly-in outfitter within 4-5 hours of the Soo.

Walleye, northern, bass if possible.

Any advice appreciated. Our group usually goes thru Int'l Falls but it looks like the Soo is this years destination. Prefer cabins over lodge; don't want a "family" destination type of place.

TIGHTLINER
02-23-2010, 05:15 PM
Send me your email to jomac525@aol.com

Rich B
02-23-2010, 05:16 PM
Check out Happy Day Lodge - I've been up 3 times and it's the only camp on the lake.

Run by a younger couple with their 2 sons - docks right out in front of the cabins - very
clean and well run camp.

Good fishing and plenty of water to get off by yourself - be sure to take along a GPS to
find your way back to camp if you're out after dark.

Lot's of repeat customers (I mean going back 20-30 years) so that speaks well for
the fishing and camp.

Website is: www.happydaylodge.com

PM me if you want more info.

Good luck on your search.

Rich B

Indy Guy
02-24-2010, 09:28 AM
You might look at (Fishing Lodge) a fly-in out of Chapelau. They have very good walleye fishing, fair bass and northern fishing. They have both a lodge and housekeeping cabins and provide an american plan. They also have outpost lakes you can be the only cabin on the lake.

Good people , good food and close by fishing, no need of 45 min. runs.

fishforlife
02-25-2010, 02:04 AM
I have been driving to Nakina, on,`for the last 10 years. with a group of 8-10 people, and can tell you that there is no finer fishing at a fly in lake than that Brace Lake outfitters.com You will have access to fish three lakes , Brace -Meta -Ara of which all three are excellent fisheries for Pike & Walleye. What sets Brace Lake apart from the others is the new Owners, Kyle & Teri Poleski. A young Couple in their early 30's committed to your Canadian Experience vacation. I take all of my groups of 8-10 to this camp in confidence that we are leaving satisfied,and as friends. If you have any questions or concerns about this camp,call me at 419 304-8361 and I will honestly answer your questions. Pics if needed. My favorite choice.

Kindest Regards,
Rob

IRISHATTACK
02-25-2010, 03:24 AM
WWW.RAYSCAMPS.COM (http://www.RAYSCAMPS.COM) GIVE THEM A CALL OR PM ME AND WE CAN TALK THEN.....

TIGHTLINER
02-25-2010, 05:06 AM
try looking at www.rayscamps.com (http://www.rayscamps.com) been going there for 24 years under new owners email me at jomac525@aol.com or call me after 7 pm at 419-684-5587

Kruger
02-25-2010, 08:48 AM
My favorite place http://www.pineportage.com/

Hoosier Fisherman
02-25-2010, 09:24 AM
Thanks for all of the info.

I'm searching thru the sites and will go to the Indy Boat Sport Travel show this evening.

We've been going thru Int'l Falls for over 20 years but this and probably next yr. will be going thru the Soo. Feels like starting over from 20 yrs. ago looking for a decent place with good fishing.

Thanks again.

EyeBanger
02-26-2010, 06:07 AM
We like this one:

http://www.duenorth.net/prairiebeecamps/