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Walleye Fishing in Chapleau Ontario

Four Seasons Guiding & Cottages is a small and cozy family-run fishing camp on Big Pine Lake and located in a remore region with the closest town being Chapleau, Ontario. Their personal service is just as good as their fantastic Walleye fishing. Cam's camp is the only camp on the lake and since it's too far away from Chaplea; the locals never fish it. You will feel you have the lake to yourself. Walleyes are available in great numbers as well as big trophy Walleye. They also have outstanding fishing for trophy Northern Pike with beautiful Brook Trout streams in the area. They offer lakefront housekeeping cabins at a very affordable price.

Five Mile Lake Lodge is located on Five Mile Lake which is south of Chapleau, Ontario. They offer excellent fishing for Walleye. They are rated as 4 Star (****) accommodations with lakefront housekeeping cabins. Five Mile Lake itself is known for its good Walleye fishing. There are also Smallmouth Bass and there are fantastic Lake Trout lakesn close to camp.

Murray Lake Cottages is located south of Missanabie and between Wawa and Chapleau, Ontario. They have outstanding Walleye fishing as Walleye are the dominant species in their lake. Not only can you catch trophies over 30 inches the numbers are there as well. Their guests enjoy catching 40 to 60 Walleyes per day on average and on really good days people have reported catching 100 Walleyes in a day. From Murray Lake you have boat access to McMurty Lake and Dog Lake for even more Walleye fishing opportunities. They also have boat caches on several remote backcountry portage lakes, which produce Walleye after Walleye. They have five lakefront housekeeping cabins that sleep between four and nine adults. They have two boat-to outpost camps on Loon Lake and Shikwamkwa Lake and both camps have fantastic Walleye and Northern Pike fishing. Their rates are the best in Ontario. They also have fishing for Northern Pike, Smallmouth Bass, Lake Trout, Brook Trout and Perch.

Moose Horn Lodge has great Walleye fishing and they have the pictures to prove it. You can fish McLennan Lake for Walleyes, which is where the lodge is located or you can drive to many other area lakes, streams and the Chapleau River where there is exceptional Walleye fishing. They offer brand new American Plan and Housekeeping Cottages and a new main lodge. This is a really beautiful lodge and extremely comfortable for people of all ages. They also have fishing for Northern Pike and Smallmouth Bass. Just a short distance from the lodge is a beautiful stream full of Brook Trout.

Prairie Bee Outpost Camp is located on Prairie Bee Lake, which is located between Chapleau and Wawa, Ontario. They have great Walleye fishing. Guests can expect to catch between 20 and 40 Walleyes per day with really good days where you can catch well over 50 Walleyes. The Walleyes are most common in the 1 to 3 pound range but 10 pounders over 30 inches are available. At the far west end of the lake they have an extremely remote outpost camp. The main camp is located at the north-east end of the lake. Both camps are extremely remote boat-to camps. From the main camp you have access to Windermere Lake, which is one of the best Walleye lakes in Ontario.

Happy Day Lodge is located on Windermere Lake, which is one of the best Walleye fishing lakes in the Chapleau area. Walleye fishing is excellent for both high numbers and trophy size. Walleyes are common in the two to five-pound range but there are plenty of trophies over tem pounds being caught and released. Actually, the Walleye fishing is so good at Happy Day Lodge that it is very hard to get a reservation because they are jam-packed with repeat guests. The lake is just swarming with Walleye. Happy Day Lodge is the only lodge on the lake. They have really nice lakeside cabins and boats and offer housekeeping accommodations.

Flame Lake Lodge offers excellent Northern Ontario fishing for Walleye. They also have trails and waterways to other lakes for the more adventurous, including several trophy Walleye Lakes, all in an untouched wilderness setting. Accommodations include housekeeping cabin or American Plan in the main lodge. They also have great fishing for Northern Pike and Whitefish. There are also many Brook Trout streams in the Chapleau area that you can drive to.

West Branch Camp is a Walleye fishing camp on Biscotasing Lake in North-Central Ontario. The lake has excellent Walleye fishing as they are the dominant species in the lake. Walleyes are most common in the 15" to 18" range but there are plenty of fish in the 18" to 24" range. It's a big lake and produces big fish. Walleye are available up and over 10 pounds. They offer nice cottages that are fully equipped for housekeeping. They also have great fishing for trophy Northern Pike, Perch and Whitefish.