Accessible only by seaplane, Mattice Lake Outfitters features deluxe outpost camps and our wilderness lodge along the legendary Ogoki-Albany river system, home to some of Canada’s freshest fishing and the majestic scenery of Northwestern Ontario. For guests interested in lodge accommodations, the Ogoki Reservoir mini-lodge sits on more than 35,000 acres and has become the latest hotspot for finding stunning local walleye.

Guests can also choose to stay in one of our fully equipped outpost camps. No matter where your choose to lodge, however, Mattice Lake Outfitters always makes it a point to provide guests with all the features and amenities needed in addition to the supreme accommodations that make for one unforgettable adventure.

Take a look around the website and compare our camps using the Camp Summary tool and find the perfect place for your next trip to Northwest Ontario. Learn more or book your stay today by calling 1-800-411-0334

3 Remote Fly-in Camps to choose from:

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Ogoki Reservoir

The Ogoki Reservoir mini-lodge covers over 35,000 acres and is 35 miles in length. Our camp is located on an island less than 5 minutes by boat from Eight Flume Falls where the Ogoki River flows into the reservoir. Fishing walleye at the base of Eight Flume Falls is like fishing in a barrel. This body of water is best known for its above average size walleye, ranging from 3½ to 4 pounds, in large numbers. The Ogoki Reservoir also produces large northern pike, whitefish and sturgeon. This camp will accommodate 2 to 30 people and consists of five fully equipped guest cabins.

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.

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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