SonsOfPerchin
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Hi everyone wife and I were wanting to try a fishing lodge up north just wondering if anyone has recommendations on any? She won't fly so fly ins won't work. TIA
Fishing Lodges
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Marten River Lodge, about an hour north of North Bay. 4-5 linked lakes, back woods guided on remote lakes, full meal plan available. Last time I checked no A/C, no TV(one in the club house with pool table) no phone. Nice sandy beach.
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If you want to go for a long drive, Indian Lake Lodge near Vermilion bay in NW Ontario. It is 1/2 way between Kenora and Dryden. Many connected lakes with a pile of walleye, bass and huge population of muskie. They have nice cabins and boats.
I was there for 2 weeks about 25yrs ago and had 5 walleye eaten by muskie, the biggest had to be 60" long. It had a 14" walleye sideways in it mouth and I could only see part of the head, with my jig, sticking out one side of its mouth and the tail fin sticking out the other side. Not much left of the walleye when the muskie finally let go.
I was there for 2 weeks about 25yrs ago and had 5 walleye eaten by muskie, the biggest had to be 60" long. It had a 14" walleye sideways in it mouth and I could only see part of the head, with my jig, sticking out one side of its mouth and the tail fin sticking out the other side. Not much left of the walleye when the muskie finally let go.
Wow so many options...literally hundreds of great lodges. From remote to 5 star.
Beem to dozens and dozens . All depends what you chasing as well.
For bass
1. French river ( rainbow camp, wosley lodge)
2. Tomiko lake lodge ( smallmouth galore)
3. Lormier lake lodge ( both species , lots of 5 plus .
Muskie
1. French river/nipppingsing( chaudeire lodge)
2. Mountain view lake nepewassi ( tiger muskie )
3. West arm lodge ( muitli species)
Walleye
1. Agnew lake lodge ( Spanish river system)
2. Northern lights ( pickerel river)
3. Red cedar lake lodge
Other great spots
Auld reekie lodge , crooked lake lodge, black bear camp, olive the lake,
Beem to dozens and dozens . All depends what you chasing as well.
For bass
1. French river ( rainbow camp, wosley lodge)
2. Tomiko lake lodge ( smallmouth galore)
3. Lormier lake lodge ( both species , lots of 5 plus .
Muskie
1. French river/nipppingsing( chaudeire lodge)
2. Mountain view lake nepewassi ( tiger muskie )
3. West arm lodge ( muitli species)
Walleye
1. Agnew lake lodge ( Spanish river system)
2. Northern lights ( pickerel river)
3. Red cedar lake lodge
Other great spots
Auld reekie lodge , crooked lake lodge, black bear camp, olive the lake,
FlyingViking
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Chaudier Lodge for sure. Awesome meals and you feel like hundreds of miles from Toronto and the BS. Awesome atmosphere
Muskie, pike, bass and walleyes (billy is the walleye guide). Shore lunches and Thursday “fry fest”.
It’s BYOB but was amazing. That’s the place I would go to if I wanted to impress anyone
Muskie, pike, bass and walleyes (billy is the walleye guide). Shore lunches and Thursday “fry fest”.
It’s BYOB but was amazing. That’s the place I would go to if I wanted to impress anyone
Fisherboy
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I have also been to Chaudier lodge. I would never go back after Martins River visit.
Martin River fishing & foods are hands down alot better then Chaudier.
Just my opinion
https://www.timberwolflodge.net/. I had worked there for two seasons and the walleye fishery is total awesome. Pike, walleye, perch and white fish are the only species on this lake
SonsOfPerchin
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Anyone ever been to Horwood Lake Lodge recently?
If you are looking for really nice accommodations, pretty private, and good fishing, West Arm of Nippissing - https://www.paradisecovenipissing.com something a little cheaper and more lodge style - Mashkinonje Lodge also on West Arm.
FlyingViking
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Then I’m putting that place on my own list to try!
@SonsOfPerchin Horwood Lake Lodge has been changed to, White Moose Wilderness Outpost, due to new ownership. Our Financial Advisor,is part ownership with his brother and a couple of other people,and he asked me last year if I had ever fished at Horwood Lake Lodge before,( when it used to be called that),but I have never fished it,but I have heard over the year’s about the walleye fishing being excellent there!! Google, White Moose Wilderness Outpost, ( there are some video’s of this place as well ),for more information if you like
I hope that this helps you somewhat,and Good luck in finding a fishing lodge up North,and tight lines & Fish ON!! 
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SonsOfPerchin
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Thanks Red. Weird about name change. Still says Horwood Lake Lodge. Been watching couple videos. Someone just told me there is alot of dead heads that pop up from bottom that makes me little nervous@SonsOfPerchin Horwood Lake Lodge has been changed to, White Moose Wilderness Outpost, due to new ownership. Our Financial Advisor,is part ownership with his brother and a couple of other people,and he asked me last year if I had ever fished at Horwood Lake Lodge before,( when it used to be called that),but I have never fished it,but I have heard over the year’s about the walleye fishing being excellent there!! Google, White Moose Wilderness Outpost, ( there are some video’s of this place as well ),for more information if you like
SonsOfPerchin
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I keep regs on my phone and they give you a slot board so no worries there
Pickereleye
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Martin River
easy drive clean great boats good fishing great side trips casual fishing days to rough and tumble ATV trails. Guides are available ……
My buddy is part owner there. Great spot , really like it but fishing much better than most ontario lakes in my opinion.
David Leckie
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I went to Horwood Lake Lodge every year since2003 Great fishing and great food. Good boats. There have been 4 different owners in my time there. Every year it gets better.