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Short Lake

This camp is located on an isolated arm of the Ogoki Reservoir known as Short Lake which was one of the three lakes that where combined to form the reservoir. Walleye are abundant averaging 3½ to 4 pounds and northern pike up to 25 pounds. This is a very popular camp offering a large three bedroom cabin in an isolated location with access to a massive body of water covering 35,000 acres and hundreds of miles of shoreline. This camp is available for groups of 4 to 10.
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Mojikit Lake

Mojikit Lake is another large body of water covering 14,000 acres and is connected to the Ogoki Reservoir by a narrow, navigable, channel. As part of the Ogoki Watershed, Mojikit Lake is noted for its perfect natural fish habitat offering huge catches of larger walleye and monstrous northern pike. This is the only camp on this large lake. The camp consists of a large two bedroom cabin located in a unique protected lagoon. This camp is suitable for groups of 2 to 9.
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Kagianagami Lake Fishing

Kagianagami Lake

Kag Lake was new to us in 2001 and is a large clear water lake covering 20,000 acres. The isolated location of this camp and the lakes many islands offer lots of protection on windy days.

Kag Lake offers spectacular catches of walleye averaging 3 to 4 lbs., northern pike over 20 lbs., and lake trout up to 30 lbs. Fishing from the banks of the Opichuan River which flows out of Kag Lake only a couple of miles from our camp offers great catches of brook trout.

At Kag Lake we offer a modern 2 bedroom machined log cabin with a large deck for relaxing out doors.

We offer 3 to 7 day trips at this lake for groups of 4 to 8.

Features & Amenities

  • Solar powered fluorescent lights
  • Two way radio communication
  • Hand crafted pine furnishings
  • Hot/cold running water
  • Shower
  • New Lund boats (2 people per boat)
  • Padded swivel boat seats with backrests
  • New Mercury motors (plus a spare)
  • Unlimited gas
  • Unlimited ice
  • Large propane freezer
  • Full sized gas range
  • Propane refrigerator with freezer
  • Gas barbeque
  • Screened in fish cleaning house
  • Wood stoves for heat
  • Plenty of firewood
  • All cooking & eating utensils
  • Large deck for sitting outdoors
  • Propane fish fryer
  • Inverter for charging locator & camera batteries

What You Should Bring:

  • Sleeping Bag
  • Pillow
  • Soap & Towel
  • Landing Net
  • Rain suit
  • Camera, film & batteries
  • Groceries
  • Fishing rods & reels
  • Well equipped tackle box
  • Life jackets (mandatory)
  • Clothing & personal items
  • Small first aid kit
  • Coolers (one per 2 fishermen)
Party members are restricted to 150 lbs. of baggage each (including groceries & refreshments) for fishing and 175 lbs. each for moose hunting.

Photos

Video: Catching Walleye

Our guests say...

"Visited Whitewater Lake in 1994 and have returned 12 times since. Don and Annette run a first class operation. Their aircraft are works of art and all equipment and accommodations are unsurpassed. Our group are avid fisherman and the fact that we have returned so many times says it all, even stayed for two full weeks one year!

L. Davies – Salem, SC


Lake Maps & GPS

GPS Coordinates: 50°-59.00 N , 87°51.00 W

Rates

DELUXE OUTPOST CAMPS

May 21 - September 17
Group of 3 days 5 days 7 days
2 or 3 1410 1510 1610
4 to 7 1310 1410 1510
8 or more 1260 1360 1460
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Harmonized Sales Tax and Licences are extra.

SUMMER SPECIALS: 20% off for children up to 15 years old when accompanied by 2 adults
who are paying the regular rate  (July 4 through August 15)

Also be sure to visit:  Whitewater Lake Fly-in Fishing Lodge , Ogoki Reservoir Deluxe Wilderness Lodge and also Our New Lakes (Formerly operated as Armstrong Outposts )