4 Fishing Charters
The best out of 4 charter fishing deals in Ontario - enter dates to check availability
5-hour, half day full charter, extended to 6 hours, depending on location of fish. Run where the fish are, catch, and let the crew clean and bag them. BBQ is available for lunch or dinner. Don't forget to purchase your license. Please inquire for more details. Beware of scammers out there. Not all operators are the same. Ask if they even have a working toulet on the boat for guests. All our vessels have full bathrooms and full service.
Up to two anglers- Want to bring another friend or two? We can do that! Inquire below for pricing. This is the perfect place to start for all aspiring fly anglers. In this 4 hours lesson, you will learn to read the water, how to choose the right fly, tie knots, and cast! We will spend the day focusing on education that will help you along your fly fishing journey. All the gear can be provided, so no need to invest in all the gear right away.
We offer 12 trips a year. Partial in month of May, and partial near end of September due to better survival rates for catch and release of these beautifully colored fish. This trip is not for people with mobility issues. We can do a shore lunch at an additional cost. Please contact us for this.
Start the day the best way — on calm water with a fresh breeze and hungry fish. From big waters to hidden gems, we offer a fully customized morning adventure across Manitouwadge and the surrounding lakes. Choose comfort, adventure, or rugged off-grid fishing — 16' or 14' boat options available depending on lake choice. After booking, we'll call to help plan your ideal trip — lake access, boat style, and how deep into the wild you want to go. Valid fishing licence required.
Brook Trout are Ontario’s classic cold‑water sport fish. They thrive in clear creeks, spring‑fed streams, and shield lakes across the province. Anglers come for their vivid colors, quick strikes, and the wild settings that make each catch feel special.
Fly fishing works well with small streamers and dry flies that match local insects. Spinning is also effective using light rods, small spinners, and tiny spoons. In larger lakes, guides may troll in spring near shore, then go deeper in summer using weighted lines to reach cool water.
Most trips focus on simple, hands‑on fishing. You might wade a quiet stream or fish from a small boat or canoe. Guides usually supply tackle and safety gear, while you bring layers, a rain jacket, polarized sunglasses, snacks, and your license. Early starts, careful fish handling, and steady walking on uneven ground are common. This experience suits families, first‑timers, and seasoned anglers.
Ontario offers broad Brook Trout range. Popular areas include Algonquin Provincial Park waters, the Nipigon area and Lake Superior tributaries, Muskoka and Haliburton backcountry lakes, and the Temagami region. Northern shield rivers and beaver‑pond chains also hold wild fish. Ask your guide about current water levels and access.
Before you go, check Ontario’s fishing license and permit rules, and know your Fisheries Management Zone. Review local seasons and harvest rules for the exact water you plan to fish. Some waters have special regulations or catch‑and‑release only. Your guide can help you understand the latest requirements.
