Ontario Fishing Lodges - Research Top Fishing Lodges in Ontario Here!

If you are coming to Northern Ontario or Northern Manitoba to fish, you might consider staying at one of Northern Ontario's world class fishing lodges or fishing outfitters. Imagine waking up to a fisherman's breakfast, stepping out the door, and casting into one of Ontario's legendary rivers or lakes. The goal of our fishing lodge directory is to find some of the best Ontario fishing lodges and Ontario fishing vacations available online. If you are interested in any of these resorts, please contact the resort owners directly with any questions, for ordering free brochures or booking. If you know of a great fishing lodge or have a story to share about a past fishing vacation, please send it along to us to post. How about caribou hunting?

Whether it's fishing a feisty walleye, largemouth bass or northern pike, Ontario's outdoors offer something for everyone. With thousands of square miles of pristene unspoiled waters and a fishing season that never closes, Ontario offers the angler incredible opportunity in beautiful, rugged and natural surroundings.

There are numerous fishing lodges and resorts throughout Ontari, Canada, where anglers can fish for walleye, smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, northern pike, crappie, perch, and the ever elusive muskellunge. Throughout Northern Ontario, anglers will find choice of several fishing lodges and resorts.

TopGuides.ca will soon be implementing a searchable directory for all Ontario Fishing Lodges. The Fishing Lodge directory will be a free resource for all owners of Fishing lodges and fishing resorts located within the province of Ontari, Canada.

Ontario Fishing Questions

What is another way to can caugh walley ice fishing other than useing live baits?

Yes, there are many artificial lures that are good for walleye ice fishing. Small spinners, jigs, small sonic lures and many, many others. Best to ask a local bait shop what has been a good producer. You have to work ice lures slowly as the fish are not as active during cold weather. The fish in inland lakes are totaly different in eating habits than those in large lakes like Lake Erie where we live. sometimes when fishing is slow, attach a hook on some fancy, but cheap ear rings, and play the bottom slowly, with an up and down motion. The glitter will sometimes get them to attack.

Whats the best way to fish walley in a canoe or on shore?

Take a travel rod in medium weight and pair it with a decent reel with 10lb super line. Use jigs with gulp alive minnows and rapala crank baits. Walleye are light sensitive so during the high sun times fish the deeper water, vertical jig or slow roll sinking rapalas along the bottom. The most active bite is about 20 minutes before dark, find 15 -17 foot of water and troll along that depth, slowly padde your canoe dragging a rapala or jig behind.

What is the best fishing line for walleye?(Brand and Size)?

I am fishing for walleye in canada straight down from the boat in about 10-20 feet of water,just a splitshot and octopus hook with a minnow or worm on the end of the line.If we can not find the fish we troll and drag some buttom bouncers behind the boat. I could have extra reels for that sort of fishing.The walley are not too big we might catch a couple of 5 lb fish in two weeks but everything else is smaler.Can anybody tell me what would be the best fishing line to use under these circumstances?Brand?Size?Thanks in advance for your help.

I am very picky about my lines. I use 12lb Trilene XL for trolling and casting cranks.Everything else I use 8 lb Trilene XT, that includes jigging, lindy rigging, slip floating etc.don't worry I caught a 70 lb sturgeon on the 8lb line so it won't break off easily. Only pike and muskie will cut your line