Riman
04-20-2000, 10:04 AM
How is the English river for Walleyes. Is it better in some areas, East or West. Can a a person
Wilderness camp on the river?
Rich from Glenwood
04-20-2000, 06:51 PM
Greetings,here is the top spot to fish and camp.
Big walleyes Smallies,and northern.Simple to get to,easy drive up trip,no need to fly out and spend
big bucks.Separation Lake Lodge winter phone #
is(217)357-3069, Lodge(807)224-4537,web site is
www.separationlake.com.Going back this yearthe
week of july15th.Its a 14 hour drive from the Chicago area,only an hour and a half from Kenora.
This part of the English River,is Gods gift to
mankind.The fishing is outstanding,owners are great,The camping rates are really not bad,compared to a regular campground.Only thing is
you are 26 miles into the wilderness,so bring ample supplies of beer,and asprin.Well go to go and cruise the net.Hope you have a great fishing season,feel free to web me if you have any more questions.Rich
Bud G.
04-20-2000, 10:15 PM
Our group fished out of Separation Lake Lodge last August. The walleye fishing was outstanding,the camp facilities excellent and the people there were very helpful.We caught our limit of walleyes by noon every day and broke lines several times on large northerns.We didn't use their guides so had to be careful of the many submerged rocks.The only downside was the 27miles of gravel getting to the boat landing but it wasn't that bad.I would highly recommend this resort if you like seclusion, away from all the boat traffic and excellent fishing.They also offer Rv and camping sites right at the boat landing.Let me know if you want more info.