perraunt falls, on.

[cynthia]

was looking at king fisher lodge on wabaskang lake. any info on this lake and lodge. my hub says find a lodge under 700.00 apiece that i like and-
will go.. he's done this before worked out good went to temple bay last year. lots of fish... any help will be great thanks.. the price of this lodge 560.00 per person house keeping boat with everthing troll motor bait locater nets 16 ft boat 25 motor i think
thanks again
cynthia love to fish ;)

[Unlogged T-Mac]

Let me get this straight... you husband will go fishing... if... you find a decent place around Perrault Falls under $700.

Cynthia, you sound too good to be true.
Do you clean fish, have a 4 wheel drive truck, and a good retriever, as well?

:) ;)

[cynthia]

my hub goes on about 3 trips away with his friends erie canada and hunting out west no i don't clean fish but hub has a 4 wheel truck and a dog bye cynthia

[walleyeduran]

Hey T-mack, that sounded pretty good but I personaly like German Shorthairs.

[Trailerguy]

[font color=green size=3][b]King Fisher changed hands last year, I haven't heard much feedback on the new owners, which probably is good. The camp is not as new and nice as some on the lake but is adequate I beleive. Wabaskang has plenty of fish, but you may have to travel farther up the lake, depending on when you plan to go. Usually the walleye move through the narrows to deeper water after spawning. The large part of the lake holds most of the fish later in the summer. There are plenty of pike, they like the weedbeds later on as well. Jumbo Perch are often plentiful by mid-August in the bays and weeds, and smallies are often hag around the rock piles.

[Agate]

I agree with the comments above. Wabaskang is a good quantity lake. We never had a problem finding something that would bite. Be it pike, walleye, smallies, or perch.

We did stay at Kingfisher under the former owners (last time was about 4 years ago).

Staying at Kingfisher gave me the Canada fishing bug... got it so bad we bought our own place. Now we are fishing lodge owners! (not Kingfisher)

A trip to Wabaskang is a good choice, have a great trip!

All the best,

Agate

[Agate]

I agree with the comments above. Wabaskang is a good quantity lake. We never had a problem finding something that would bite. Be it pike, walleye, smallies, or perch.

We did stay at Kingfisher under the former owners (last time was about 4 years ago).

Staying at Kingfisher gave me the Canada fishing bug... got it so bad we bought our own place. Now we are fishing lodge owners! (not Kingfisher)

A trip to Wabaskang is a good choice, have a great trip!

All the best,

Agate

[Fred_G]

Cynthia,

Here are two other camps on Lake Wabaskang that you can consider.

http://www.sleepydogcabins.com/index.shtml

http://www.tallpinescamp.com/

I go to Tall Pines twice a year and have a great time. Sleepy Dog has a Honeymoon cabin that looks interesting too.

[Fred_G]

Cynthia,

Here are two other camps on Lake Wabaskang that you can consider.

http://www.sleepydogcabins.com/index.shtml

http://www.tallpinescamp.com/

I go to Tall Pines twice a year and have a great time. Sleepy Dog has a Honeymoon cabin that looks interesting too.

[Bor]

I have a friend that has gone to Lundy's Camp on Wabaskang for years. It is an outpost camp about 8 to 10 miles back. Has all modern baths, and full kitchens.

Every year he brags about getting an 8 pounder in the boat.

[Unlogged T-Mac]

LOL!
Sounds like home. :)