Guests: 6 to 8
Flight Distance: 137 miles, 58 minutes
Fly-in/Out Days: Any
Fish Species: Northern Pike, Smallmouth Bass, Walleye
Lake Size: 15,113 acres, extremely large
Shoreline: 119 miles (191 km)
Portage Lakes: Eight different lakes
Other Camps on Lake: Yes, Moose Point Lodge also operates a lodge and two other outpost camps
Camp Description
Shikag Lake offers more than 130 miles of remote scenic shoreline. With an average depth of 20 feet, the lake has no large deep sections where fish can hide. Making it one of the best places in the world for fishing walleyes, northerns, and smallmouth bass.
If you’re into BIG “pig” walleyes and smallmouth bass, with northerns over 40″ not uncommon, you’ll like it here. The fishing on Shikag Lake is out of this world because we’ve implemented a very strict catch-and-consume conservation program. We were one of the first in Northwest Ontario to do this.
To accommodate the main activity of the week — fishing — the outposts are outfitted with 16 foot boats with floors and 15 hp motors. The cabins are equipped with solar lights, hot and cold running water, indoor showers, propane water heaters, fridges, ranges and grills
Portage Lakes
The eight available portage lakes all have unique characteristics adventure awaits you around every bend!
Camp Amenities:
Air Service provided by:
Northern Wilderness Outfitters
Fort Frances, Ontario
Rainy Lake
1-807-274-3666
fishcanada@nwonet.net
www.northernwilderness.net
48.669411 -93.280663
