Pakwash Lake Camp is more than just another place to stay and fish. I consider the lake the best in…read moreNorth America - Walleyes Northern and Bass. Regardless of the month, I've always had the experience - using my drag, skill set to bring in a trophy fish. For me, it is the ultimate high. Yes, I am a release guy. The owners are genuine; they want you to succeed. There are very few moments in-life which have the Christmas Eve feel all of us experiencing in our youth. This is one of two for me. And the memories created there last a lifetime. I can't wait for June and spending two weeks there. You may have your summer booked, but you must keep them on your radar.

From the owner: Welcome to Canada’s Best Kept Fishing Secret! We invite you to join us and enjoy the best fishing…read moreand vacation area in Northwestern Ontario. Experience affordable and abundant Canadian fishing at Pakwash Lake Camp where you will be fishing Pakwash Lake, Bruce Lake, Lost Lake, Camping Lake, English River, South of Lac Seul Damn plus the Chukuni River. Pakwash Lake Camp is a drive in fishing and hunting resort located close to Ear Falls and the Red Lake tourist area in Northwestern Ontario, Canada. Pakwash provides light housekeeping cottages and RV facilities amidst the spruce forest on the eastern shore of beautiful Pakwash Lake. Our housekeeping rental cabins are fully equipped for your convenience and include full bathrooms, kitchens and comfortable bedrooms. Other camp features include RV sites with water, showers and electrical hookups, docking and boat launch facilities, fish cleaning facilities.

Fantastic place to stay when on a fishing trip. Gord and Suzanne are great hosts. Lodge is large,…read morewarm and welcoming. Gord will always share knowledge of the lake and what is biting where and on what bait so fisherman have the best chance of success. Cabins are great and have ask the amenities one could want for a week long getaway. Kitchens with full size fridge, microwave, gas range, and all plates and utensils. Bedrooms and beds are comfortable having 2 single beds in each. Nice boat docks in a shelter cove with power available to charge the batteries in the boat. Fish house near the docks to watch Gord filet the fish like a master. Been coming to VBL for years with my brothers and now bringing my son. This is a place to make special memories.

If you have stayed at the rest....now try the best! There are other resorts trumpeting the great…read morefishing on Eagle Lake. Gord and Susanne at Vermilion Bay Lodge will give you the straight scoop and treat you like nobody else on the lake. You simply can't beat the value offered by Vemilion Bay Lodge. I have never had a bad experience at this resort and have had many a tight lines while fishing walleye, pike, musky, lake trout, whitefish and the mighty perch. I also enjoy having the opportunity to fish many of the portage lakes that are available to VBL guests.

These guys have been so good to us. The accommodation are excellent. They fed the whole camp one…read moreday which was all delicious. All the fishing tips have been spot on and despite this lake being a whole new kind of deep fishing with rocky shores I have no doubt there is a record Musky somewhere on this ginormous lake. I fully recommend this trip to anyone looking for that trophy fish with the time and patience. Pictures in the following days to be sure.

Premier Fishing lodge in Northern Ontario. The fishing was unbelievable. The Guides have intimate…read moreknowledge of Eagle Lake. They can keep you on fish even on the toughest days. The guide staff share their knowledge of the lake and the best techniques to catch fish in a friendly manner. We caught Smallmouth,Walleyes, Northerns till our arms fell off. The boats are well equipped and offer a comfortable ride. All the staff at the lodge make you feel welcome and like family. The dock crew to the housekeeping and dinning room staff-all were very friendly. The accommodations are very comfortable and clean. I could not leave this review without mentioning the Food. WOW.....You never walked away from a meal hungry. Can't wait to return next year.

I was told by the owner, Julian, that a bad review doesn't matter to him because of the many other…read morewonderful reviews. BUT the terrible experience I had should be shared. When I first made my reservation, I was promised a NEWER unit with a Queen bed, one bedroom. My mistake not getting it in writing. When my husband and I checked in, we received a 2-bedroom small unit with 2 full size beds. IT WAS A TOTALLY DUMP.!!! The tiny screened in sunroom made of cheap OSB with insulation falling from the ceiling. The small deck was old and falling apart. Kitchen and bathroom cabinets had broken handles; light switches did not work. The bathroom shower, if you call it that was no better than a cold spray from a garden hose. I ran the shower for 15 minutes and couldn't get a lukewarm tickle of water at best. This unit costs $700 per night!! Also, when the reservation was made, we requested a guide for our first day of fishing. Checking with Julian, he didn't know what day during our stay a guide would be available. We voiced our concerns and issues to Julian. The uncaring Julian offered no solutions and could care less if we stayed or left. We left after one day. I am so sad and disappointed that these terrible living conditions ruined my dream of fishing in Canada. Lastly, I would definitely not recommend Andy Myers Lodge to anyone, even though John Gillespie's show "Woods and Waters" does.

We have a group of guys that started going to Anglers Kingdom 10 years ago or so. I have enjoyed it…read moreso much that the past couple of years I have gone twice each summer. What makes it so good is that it is like a fly in camp without having to fly in. The river keeps locals out and it works to keep boating traffic and fishermen to a minimum. It is not a 5 star camp as others have said. It has good accommodations; great boats equipped with what you need; and if you choose-good home cooked meals. The lake is a walleye factory. You still have to hunt the fish as they move day to day often. You may get the once in a lifetime frenzy and get 500 a day for 4 people. Usually we are in the 25-50 a day range a piece. In a week 4 or 5 of us will catch. 50 or more 20 inch and above walleye. biggest we have gotten is 29 inches but 30+ inches are taken in numbers every year. This is probably one of the best value trips available for the price. There have been a few bumps in the road the last couple of years. Two fires--one in camp; and one in the forest around camp in consecutive years caused some issues. Bur Kevin and staff did the best they could to keep camp going and not disappoint people who had their vacations planned. Personally, I trust the camp and if I have an issue it is taken care of. sometimes I need to be a little patient as with the fires--it is an outpost camp and to get repairs done is time consuming. Having a little resilience is a good personal trait. I have several friends I have made in camp over the years and there are some who come back for weeks at a time. That is a testimony to how much they love the camp and the fishing. Highly recommended by me

Fantastic fishing camp! Kevin and Debra Geary are awesome hosts - Kevin providing fishing tips and…read moreDebra making sure everything in camp is running smoothly. Our cabin was spotless and had everything we needed and the food cooked for every meal was amazing! Wifi worked great all day every day! The fisherman were catching lots of walleye and pike! Highly recommend Anglers Kingdom!

Ryan and his team deliver outstanding service. His locations, accommodations and access are one of…read morea kind. Notably he's provided satellite internet coverage at his cabins powered via generator. So if you want the total off grid experience you can have it, just leave the generator off. Otherwise if your running low on ice or minnows because of all the walleye you're bagging to bring home, he quickly accessible and responsive via internet call or text. Book some quality line in the water time with Ryan and SFO

Slate Falls Outposts always provides a first class experience!…read moreThe facilities at all lakes are top notch and the solar powered appliances and lighting are extremely welcome after a long day on the water. Verne, Ryan, and Andrea go the extra mile to ensure your trip will be all it can be. Visit the Slate Falls website and check out Verne's Words of Wisdom and he will guide you through everything you need to know in a humorous manner, but quite educational.

Showers were really hot, nice beach, cliff diving area, rental kayaks and paddle boards this gets…read morefive stars. PS. Little mouse friend named Jeromy

Not even an extreme storm warning, a bear sighting, noisy neighbours and a smallish site could keep…read moreme from giving this campground 5 stars. It's just so beautiful. If you have a picture in your head of millions of bright blue lakes shining from the stone of the great Canadian Shield, carved by glaciers, glazed with sharp green pines, cabins leaning off the edges of the rock, surprising little beaches, well what you are picturing is Rushing River. Many campsites are on multiple levels of stone. Marc did some magic to get our van and vintage (old) camper to fit into our little site, and then we walked over to the lovely little sandy beach. The swimming area is so fun, we could swim out to a rock and jump off, swim over relatively close to where the rapids start and witness their power. I've heard there are amazing canoe and cross country ski routes from here, and given that it's only 2hrs from Winnipeg it's the perfect spot to adventure and fall in love with this particularly Canadian kind of wild.