Canada Fly-in trips

[brown1317]

Anyone have recommendations on a good outfitter for a 4-5 day fly-in trip in the Ontario area?

[nubote]

Knobby's. Sioux Lookout

[stjoeguy]

Here are two good spots to check out on Lake St. Joseph:

Slate Falls - http://www.slatefallsoutposts.com/La...criptions.html

I haven't been on this fly-in, but I know the fishing on Lake St. Joseph is great. I fish another part of the lake at this boat-in camp:

Winoga Lodge - http://www.winoga.com/outpost-locations/lake-st-joseph/

[REG]

Rob at Snake Falls Camp - north of Ear Falls - has a couple of great fly-in camps. www.snakefalls.com

You may want to narrow your search area down a little if you have an idea of how far you want to drive - that Ontario area is pretty big..

[SinOrSwim]

We have been on a fly-in with Slate Falls about 10 times or so and they do a great job. He sold about 1/2 his cabins to Red Pine Lodge http://www.fishredpine.com/ and we went with them to the same lakes for a few years. The cabins and fishing on North Gull or South Gull are fantastic. I have also heard very good things about St. Joe. If you go with Slate Falls, Verne will treat you very well.

They also have a bunkhouse at the main lodge they use to house you the night before you fly out. It's a LOT of fun.

[brown1317]

Originally Posted by REG

Rob at Snake Falls Camp - north of Ear Falls - has a couple of great fly-in camps. www.snakefalls.com

You may want to narrow your search area down a little if you have an idea of how far you want to drive - that Ontario area is pretty big..

Good Point. We normally fish Dogtooth, but I've also fished up by Redlake quite a bit so anywhere in between will work.

[onetimedave]

Look at AWO out of Nakina. Many good lakes, great pricing, and Remi & Christine run a first class operation. We have used them 15+ times and are going again this year. WWW AWONAKINA.COM

[NARDA 1]

Check out Wilderness Air www.great-fishing.com and you could fly in one of these!!!

[dog2]

2x's for awo great people great fishing

[phishfearme]

Originally Posted by brown1317

Good Point. We normally fish Dogtooth, but I've also fished up by Redlake quite a bit so anywhere in between will work.

there's LOTS of good flyin outfitters up the red lake road - suggest you go to:

http://www.tourismredlake.ca/

get their free map, check out various outfitters web sites - pick a few lakes that seems to suit your needs (cabin size, lake size, price, amount of isolation, fish species available, portage lakes available, etc.) then do a search on this site and some others to get feedback from guys who've been there.

it's more important to pick a lake that suits your needs than an outfitter - there are very few bad outfitters.

phish