Walleye Fishing

Fishing is probably one of the most enjoyed sports of our time. With its relaxing feel and high rate of success, you can't beat the art of fishing. What's also great about fishing is that it can be enjoyed as a leisurely activity or as a competitive sport. Here at Andy Myers Lodge we are your number one Ontario Canada fishing lodge, providing you with great accommodations and a great opportunity to catch good fish.

The amount of Walleyes you can expect on an average day depends on how long and how hard you fish and how much experience you have with Walleyes. Guests can usually expect to catch 20 to 30 walleyes in a day. Like all fish, Walleyes are affected by weather and atmospheric pressure so one day they might not be feeding at all and the next day you pull in 40 to 60 Walleyes. Guests who are new to the lake and new to Walleyes fishing can not expect these numbers, which is why we have a guiding service. If you are new to the lake or new to Walleye fishing, it is advantageous to hire one of our guides at the beginning of your stay to show you where the hotspots are and what they are hitting. We want our guests to catch tons of fish.

Muskie, Northern Pike , Walleye, Lake Trout, Bass, Perch, Sauger and Crappie fishing at it’s northern countries finest. Residing here all our lives, I have over 30 Years of experience as a guide in the tourism industry and catering to our guests. We believe that we provide exceptional facilities at our outpost location as for lodging, boat rentals and attempt to cover every aspect for our guests to ensure their above average experience. Our location is strategic in placement as our fishing groups access some of the best prime waters for the trophy fishermen or just shear numbers of fish .World Class fishing on Crow Lake & Lake of the Woods.

A Walleye's main source of bait is minnows almost all season long. The use of leeches and crawlers is sporadic throughout the season. When fishing Caribou Lake, always have a variety of bait and lures. Early season you can find them by the numerous inlets and outlets, back bays, channels and along the rocky shoreline. Trolling stick baits or popping a jig tipped with a minnow along the bottom, will produce an average 16-18 inch delicacy. Have your camera ready in case it’s a 28+ incher or the rare, elusive Blue Walleye. Stand up jigs are a great producer for hungry Walleye's. Bring lots of jigs of different colors and sizes, you’ll be sure to need them.

There are lots of lakes and rivers in the Wawa and Chapleau area with good Walleye fishing. Big Pine Lake is one of the best. We never have to worry about how water levels or water temperature will affect the Walleyes fishing, which can be a problem in many other lakes. Our Walleyes fishing stars off fantastic in the spring and keeps going strong all year. The only difference is the Walleyes may go 3 or 4 feet deeper in the heat of July and early August.

Walleye or Pickeral: Fishing Walleye or Pickeral on Lake of the Woods Ontario Canada Walleye (Pickeral) and Sauger Fishing on Lake of the Woods, ZONE 5, is closed from April 15th - the 3rd Saturday in May. Master Angler Walleyes are popular when Fishing on Lake of the Woods, Summer or Winter 30 inch Walleye - caught while fishing Lake of the Woods Walleye represent the essence of fishing in Ontario. Lake of the Woods is a prime habitat for this tasty fish, which makes it one of the best locations in North America for the Walleye angler to come and enjoy

All of our cabins are very clean and exceptionally maintained and have all the modern conveniences that you would have at home. Cleanliness, neatness, and friendly service are our top priorities at Whitewing Lodge. Great detail has been paid to everything in our resort for your enjoyment and safety. We would be glad to give you the names of the references that you can talk about our resort. Whitewing lodge is a place where fishermen meet, families have fun, and memories and friendships are made.

Off the coast of Nipigon is St. Ignace Island. It's 15 miles long, 10 miles wide and it's totally uninhabited wilderness. On this island are some unbelievable Walleye lakes. We are fortunate to have licensed boat caches on the two best Walleye Lake. Moss Lake and Otter Lake are a little over a mile hike into the bush from the main lake and not too far from our camps. The hike in is around 20 minutes on a clear path.

Ivanhoe Lake is a great Walleye fishery. It's the best-kept secret in Northern Ontario. Ivanhoe Lake is not a typical Canadian Shield Lake. Most lakes in the north are deep and rocky with minimal amount of food thus game fish like Walleye grow slow. Ivanhoe Lake is a sandy-bottom lake but still possesses some rocky structure such as rocky points, islands and shoals

Thunderhook Fly-Ins is your gateway to an exciting Ontario fishing adventure featuring the best of Canada's wilderness. Through our certified air carriers, we take you to Wabakimi Provincial Park or Smoothrock Camp for a fly-in fishing trip that's bound to be unforgettable. Walleye can be tough to catch without the proper technique, but as they are not over-fished up here in Canada, it's not uncommon to catch 30-60 a day depending on how hard you fish. Live bait such as worms or minnows on a jig head tend to work the best, but even trolling with a Rapala can be successful during the right time of year. If you're after a trophy fish, sunrise and sunset are the best times to fish.

Woman River Camp’s unique multi species fishery offers outstanding fishing for Walleye, Northern Pike, Small mouth Bass, Yellow Perch, and Lake Trout! Come enjoy the pristine waters, variety and abundance of game fish in the Woman River chain of lakes! These quiet, remote, easy to navigate waters are an anglers paradise!