The Ogoki Reservoir covers over 35,000 acres and is 35 miles in length. This reservoir was formed as a water diversion to divert water flowing north and east to James Bay, south into Lake Nipigon for hydro generation on the Nipigon River. Construction on the project took place during the 1930’s and the dams were closed in 1942 combining three lakes into one large body of water.

Ogoki Reservoir is best noted for its above average size walleye ranging from 3½ to 4 lbs. in large numbers. It also produces large northern pike, whitefish and sturgeon.

Our camp on the Ogoki Reservoir is located on a 50 acre island, a couple miles from Eight Flume Falls over which the Ogoki River enters the reservoir. At this camp we have five guest cabins spread out along the east and north shores of the island.

This camp is suitable for those parties wishing to stay for 3 to 7 days and is capable of accommodating groups of 2 up to 36

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