Where to take my son.

[eyezforcash]

Hey All.

I promised my son that we would go to Canada for a graduation present from highschool. I am looking for something in NW Ontario. He loves to catch big Pike an Muskies. I love walleyes. We dont need much, comfortable, clean,, rustic is ok too. Got college tuition staring me in the eyes so price is also a consideration. We are looking for something around the 1st or second week of june. I have a Ranger boat also,, Am I better off leaving that at home and using camp boats.

[VMS]

If you are looking for Muskies, you will need to wait until the third weekend in June...that should be the opening weekend.

I would suggest sabaskong bay lodge on Lake of the woods. http://www.sabaskongbaylodge.com They have a daily rate of $55 american per person for houskeeping plan. Dock fee of $10 per day, with gas and bait available. You can use their boats or yours...and they are only 5 miles from Morson by boat. The cabins are definitely rustic...have running water and hot showers with beautiful views of the lake.

If you book before 12/15, you will get a 10% discount on lodging rates.

Steve

[Mark17]

We go to Camp Manitou on lower manitou lake. They have some of the best muskie fishing around, plus you can always tag into large pike. Check out their new site at www.campmanitoufishing.net
You can bring your own boat or use the camps.
good luck

[Ia Walihntr]

eyezforcash likes to fish for walleyes. He wont have much luck on either Manitou lakes.

[WOW]

Try the Resorts at Northwest Angle Great fishing.....Great ppl.....Great prices

[unlogged]

Try Red Deer Lodge on Sabaskong Bay-- Drive in lodge and its not to far into canada so if you get in early you can get another 1/2 day of fishing in..They also have a website www.reddeerlodge.com

[Mark17]

I was looking at it in the light that it would be his sons trip, ie good pike and muskie. That is why I mentioned this resort, your right there are no walleyes on the manitou, but they have portage lakes with walleyes in them.

good luck.

[Shorelunch]

My vote would be for LOTW - great scenery and fishing. Saboaskong Bay resort is nice. I'd also look at Buena Vista and Mylie's out of Morson along with New Moon Landing and Duck Bay, too.

[Mark_NE]

Andy Myers Lodge on Eagle Lake, the best for everything. Steve provides a lot of variety for his quests, 4X4's to remote lakes (within an hour or less from the main lodge), fly-ins and of course Eagle itself. My son and I have been going there every year for the last five and we wouldn't consider anyplace else. Walleye, Pike, Bass, Lakers, and of course Muskie; what ever you want Steve will make it work for you. Best guides around. You can go "housekeeping" to save a buck or two, but the American Plan is the best, great food and plenty of it. We always go with a guide, a few more bucks, but for a once a year trip you get what you pay for.www.andymyerslodge.com

[dented boat guy]

Lac Seul will fit your needs. Lots of different lodges from which to choose,lots of walleyes,lots of northerns,lots of fun.