Northwest Ontario
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There is no better way to experience Ontario’s vast wilderness and incredible fishing then spending a week at a remote wilderness outpost camp in Northwestern Ontario. Fishing is incredible. Both of our outpost lakes are stuffed with Walleye, Northern Pike, Smallmouth Bass and Perch. Vaughn Lake and Lynx Lake are both located at the south-end of Lac Seul and north of Dryden Ontario.

Fifty to one hundred Walleyes can be caught in a single day by one fisherperson with some reaching 10-pounds. Both our outpost lakes are Walleye factories. There are no other camps. There are no roads or trails. It’s absolute isolation in the deep bush of Northern Ontario’s wilderness. Northern Pike reach great sizes with 20-pounders being caught-&-released with the biggest in recent years reaching 30-pounds. Smallmouth Bass are plentiful in all sizes with some reaching 6-pounds. Perch are also common and reach the size of Jumbo Perch. With a sports license, you can bring fifty Perch Home.

We also offer big game adventures. Moose Hunting and Black Bear Hunting take place at our Lynx Lake Outpost in WMU 5. Moose in Ontario are plentiful with some Moose reaching 1500 pounds. Black Bears are common in the 175 to 250-pound range with some exceeding 400-pounds.

Mornings don’t get any better than stepping outside into that crisp, clean northern air. You will find safe and dependable boats equipped with swivel seats and the finest outboard motors to take you to that honey hole. Spend the morning fighting northerns and reeling in walleyes. Take a break and stop to fix a shore lunch of mouth-watering walleyes. Enjoy the crackle of the campfire, smell of wood smoke, aroma of coffee brewing, along with the fish sizzling and beans simmering. Sit back and relax, take time to reflect on the beauty God has created, the majestic pines, pristine Canadian waters and the deafening silence. When it is finally time to say good-bye, you will leave with a lifetime supply of unsurpassed memories that will make you want to come back year after year.

Outposts Camps on Vaughan Lake & Lynx Lake

Both Vaughan Lake and Lynx Lake are stuffed with Walleye, Northern Pike, Smallmouth Bass and Perch. Both located at the south-end of Lac Seul and north of Dryden Ontario. Fifty to one hundred Walleyes can be caught in a single day by one fisherman with some reaching 10-pounds. Both our outpost lakes are Walleye factories. Northern Pike reach great sizes with 20-pounders being caught-&l-released with the biggest in recent years reaching well over 25-pounds. Smallmouth Bass are plentiful in all sizes with some reaching 6-pounds. Perch are also common and reach the size of a Jumbo Perch. With a sports license for Fly-In Fishing Ontario Canada , you can bring fifty Perch Home.

Boats, Motors & Docks

Vaughan Lake & Lynx Lake outposts are equipped with new dependable 16′ extra wide Lund boats with new 9.9hp and 15hp Yamaha motors. The boats are large enough for 3 people and all their gear. Each boat is equipped with swivel fishing seats, nets, life cushions, minnow buckets, and paddles.

We have new docks. They are solid and sturdy and not too high so getting in-&-out of the boats is easy. The new docks are also good if you have someone in your group with physical challenges and has a hard time getting out of a low boat. Some of the photos below show the old docks.

Ontario North Outpost Walleye Fishing
Ontario North Outpost Northern Pike Fishing
Ontario North Outpost Bass Fishing

Contact Info

Tom Barz

P.O. Box 138

Frankfort, IL 60423

Phone: 877-469-1499

e-mail: pat@fishingcanada.net

Maps/Directions

Ontario North Outpost Fishing Map

Map & Directions to Wilderness Air

The easiest way to reach us is to cross the border at International Falls, MN into Fort Frances Ontario and follow HWY 11 EAST through town. You will cross Rainy Lake at the Causeway Bridge. Continue on to the east until you come to Highway 502 North. (Roughly 5 minutes past “The Great Bear” gas station on the north side of the highway.)

Turn left (north) on Hwy 502. Follow this highway north approxitmly 95 miles until you reach Hwy 594, turn right (east) go to first stop sign and turn left (north) follow around mill until you reach the stop light which is Hwy 17, turn left (north) and follow to Vermilion Bay (watch speed limit) continue through Vermilion Bay about a mile to Hwy 647 (Bobby’s Bait shop is also at this corner) turn right (north) for about 3/4 of a mile to Wilderness Air. An alternate route would be to take Hwy 71 north to Hwy 17 then east to Vermilion Bay

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