WALLEYE in excellent numbers & sizes!  Outstanding NORTHERN PIKE that often attack walleye on hooks & stringers!  Unbelievable Trophy LAKE TROUT! Lake Ogascanan, 15 miles long with long, narrow, sheltered bays, provides interesting shorelines to fish.

Lake Ogascanan Lodge, 110 miles northeast of North Bay, Ontario.  Leave the paved road & drive through 60 miles of remote wilderness to arrive at Main Camp.  In this stretch of road you won’t pass through any towns, you won’t see any restaurants or gas stations, nobody lives in here. When you arrive you’ll know you are in the bush!  We are the only outfitter, we are the only land owner, there are no private cottage leases.

Main Camp offers 4 fully-equipped housekeeping cabins, kitchens have running water. Feel like getting farther away?  Imagine your own cabin at your own private location on a remote Canadian fishing lake – at Ogascanan we can make it happen!  We have 5 secluded outpost locations that are boat access only.

La Vérendrye Lodge, in Quebec’s Outaouais region, a place of choice for many hunters, fishermen & nature lovers. Whether fishing walleye or northerns, hunting bear, moose & small game, or vacationing outdoors, we guarantee an unforgettable stay in one of the most beautiful forested areas of Quebec. Bordering the Réserve de La Vérendrye, we have exclusive rights & own 23 hunting territories & 35 lakes spread over 150 square kms. These lakes & an excellent fishing river are easily accessible by road. Boats & guides available.

Discover enchanting sites by hiking, mountain biking or ATV.  Take a canoe down the Coulonge River.  We specialize in family-packages. Enjoy unforgettable moments together admiring our area’s natural flora, fauna & beaches.

We have 11 chalets & 7 hunting cabins, complimenting our newly renovated fully-equipped lodge, all surrounded by scenic wilderness. We pride ourselves on family-like relations with our guests in both official languages.
35 Lakes & 150 Sq. Kms of Adventure Await You!

Come live with us the dream of a lifetime !The Lost Lake is sportfishing heaven ! We offer guided or unguided fishing for Northern Pike, Lake Trout, Brook Trout and Whitefish. Our 8 spacious cabins all look out onto the lake and can each accommodate up to 8 guests comfortably. Each cabin comes with 2 bedrooms, an interior toilet, and a fully-equipped kitchen. - Self-catering and American Plan Dining are available.

For those who are seeking an out-of-ordinary fly-in fishing destination we have 2 outpost satellite camps available. For your safety, our base camp is equipped with an HF radio station and FM radio in our satellite camps.

At Rapid Lake Lodge we strickly limit group size to provide you with extensive support. Ever dreamed of a place where you could catch char on every cast? The Ungava Bay region is considered to be the most productive arctic char fishing in Canada with char averaging 10 lb. and range up to 16 lbs. Our unique V.I.P. fly-in fishing trips will allow you to fish arctic char, lake trout,and brook trout.

We believe that we are the best known fly-in lodge in Northern Quebec with all lodging in private cabins and hot shower facilities, all breakfasts and all lunches, all dinners, including our trade mark grand appetizer "Ungava style". Highlights include snacks and beverages between meals, daily fly-out to the Char fishing pools and a Photo Air Safari to our best kept secret places.

Home of the Inuit since time immemorial, the Tunulik River Fishing Camp is located 75 miles east of Kuujjuaq, gateway to Quebec's Ungava region. The camp itself is located on the shores of Ungava Bay near the mouth of the Tunulik River, giving anglers easy access to the estuary islands and the tidal waters of the Tunulik River as well as other excellent but unnamed Char rivers a few miles to the east. Packages originate with round trip air flights from Montreal.

Those who have fished with Arctic Adventures return home with many exciting stories about the strong Arctic Char they caught. They also come home with lasting memories of their Inuit hosts, the Arctic scenery and the wildlife they encountered during their visit with us.