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Walleye Fishing Lodges & Camps on Wabigoon Lake

Indian Point Camp is located at the south-west corner of Wabigoon Lake. Wabigoon Lake is one of the most enjoyable Walleye lakes to fish because it is not a deep lake. It's not one of those lakes where the Walleyes take off into deep water by July and are much harder to catch. The Walleyes stay shallow all year, which makes it an easy lake to fish. The lake still exhibits prime Walleye habitat with rocky points, shoals, rocky ridges and shallow weed-lines that that slide into that 10 to 15-foot range, which is where the walleyes like to hide during the day. Not only will you catch lots of Walleyes, your chance at a trophy is very possible with many Walleyes in the 7 to 10-pound range being caught and released all summer. Wabigoon is a big lake and is famous for its gigantic fish. Indian Point Camp has cozy housekeeping cottages with fully equipped kitchens. The camp also has a weekly complementary buffett featuring delicious home-cooking. Fishing for Muskie, Smallmouth Bass, Northern Pike, Perch and Crappie is also excellent.

Merkel's Camp is located between Dryden and Dinorwic Ontario and on the north shore of Wabigoon Lake with close access to Dinorwic Lake. Both of these lakes are considered among the best fishing lakes in Ontario with unbelievable fishing for Walleye. Walleyes are common in the 2 to 5-pound range with many over 30 inches being caught and releases. They also have fantastic fishing for Musky, Northern Pike, Perch, Crappie and Smallmouth Bass. They have 2-bedroom and 3-bedroom lakeside housekeeping cottages on Wabigoon Lake as well as an outpost camp on Little Basket Lake, which has fantastic Walleye fishing.

Bonny Bay Camp is located on the famous Wabigoon Lake, which is well known all over North America for it's monster size Walleyes. Not only do the Walleyes get big, there are tons of them. Bonny Bay Camp is so popular than if you want to get a spot you have to book early. Check out their photo gallery. That says it all. They have beautiful and modern lakefront housekeeping cottages with some cottages big enough to accommodate groups as big as 14 people. Wabigoon Lake also has awesome fishing for Northern Pike, Musky and Smallmouth Bass.