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Eyesore 02-12-2002, 08:34 AM Looking for some info on Flin Flon area for a place to camp with my camper/boat, such as a public campground or a provincial forest. Not looking for a lodge or anything. Simpley a place to park for about a week near some good walleye/pike waters. Any help greatly appreciated/ Thanks manitobawalleye 02-12-2002, 07:41 PM www.travelmanitoba.com or toll free 1-866-manitoba ext#AA2 or www.manitobaparks.com bakers narrows provincial campground on athapapaskow is very well kept... about 15 miles east of flin flon... all walleye over 22 to be released... a very good laker lake... have not fished northerns there... if i was you i would look more at reed lake or simonhouse lake if you want northerns and some eater eye's.... go to www.outdoormessageboard.com on manitoba discussion board and there is a fellow named Northern Manitoban who can help you out... if not email me at emailus@escape.ca PWaldow123 02-12-2002, 07:43 PM Eyesore, I used to fish up there for years. There's a nice campground on Jan Lake. This lake is located about 45 minutes North and slightly west. Fabulous walleye and pike fishing. If you would like more info, or decide to go e-mail me and I can help you out. PWaldow123@aol.com Peanut 02-13-2002, 09:57 AM There is also a lake nearby called Amisk or Beaver Lake (it's not that I don't know, it's called both). Very nice lake, great walleye and pike fishing. I don't know what there is for a campground, but as stated, Northern Manitoban should be able to help. derrek. CANADIAN WALLEYE OPEN UP AND SAY "EH"! VMS 02-14-2002, 09:45 AM Years ago, I was at the campground at Simonhouse. Very nice place at the time. Nice fish cleaning and there were nice northerns as well. Nice thing is you could quickly load up and head anywhere. We went to Isquasum (spelling?) and Locke lake and had a blast with walleyes and northerns there as well. Put in at Grassy Narrows Park....I think. You could also head North east of Cranberry portage and head into Kississing lake campground (just out of sheridan). the park has a tar road, but getting there can be a bit rough. The road is rough and definitely tough on boat trailers. Two years ago, our crew had an axle bolt break. 6 hours later, they finally made it in. Steve Eyesore 02-14-2002, 04:05 PM Thanks for the help guys. I'll check into those links. Tom 02-15-2002, 12:14 AM Not sure exactly how close to Flin Flon it was, but I spent some time at Comorant Lake and I know they have an area where you could park your camper/rv. Plus the fishing was awesome. Cuke 02-16-2002, 09:52 AM Cormorant Lake is 110 miles south of Flin Flon. or 50 miles north of The Pas. You might also want to consider Clearwater Lake for Large Lake Trout. It is between The Pas and Cormorant Lake | |