Fishing
We are located on the Opasatika Lake Complex, which has over 9000 surface acres of water and 110 miles (177 km) of shoreline. Being surrounded by vast areas of untouched bays and inlets, you can spend your days finding fishing hot spots to call your very own.

Information & Regulations
- Our camp is located within Ontario Fishery Management Zone 8. Below is the link for Zone 8 fishing regulations: https://www.ontario.ca/document/ontario-fishing-regulations-summary/fisheries-management-zone-8
- All fishermen are required to have an outdoors card and a fishing license. Please follow the link below to obtain your card and license online: https://www.huntandfishontario.com/
- Guests have to bring their own fishing equipment (rods & tackle, nets, minnow pail/bucket, stringer). Rental is not available.
- Our boats are 14 and 16 ft heavy-duty Naden Aluminum boats. They are equipped with 15hp Suzuki 4 strokes motors.
- Live bait is recommended for greater success fishing on the Lake system. We always have live minnows available.
- For people who don’t bring their own fuel, we have premium gas available for all guests.
- Ample dock space is available for all guests to park their boat at no additional cost.
Bear Hunt
With more than 320,000 acres (1295 sq. km.), our BMA is among the 5 largest in Ontario.
20 active bait sites and a success rate close to 100% makes it a great place for new and experienced bear hunters.
Guided bear hunting package – What’s included:
• Accomodations
• 1 active bait site per hunter
• 1 tree stand and bear bait until your tag is filled
• Recovery assistance, skinning, quartering & freezing of the hide and meat
• Boat and motor for every 2 hunters for the week (Gas is extra)
Information & Regulations
• All hunting licenses much be purchased before your arrival, available online at Service Ontario (https://www.ontario.ca/page/hunting) or at any qualified license issuer.
• You can find Ontario’s bear hunting regulations by heading to the following link (We are located in WMU 23):
https://www.ontario.ca/document/ontario-hunting-regulations-summary/black-bear
• In order to provide you with access to the most stands, please bring an ATV/UTV. Otherwise, we have limited stands you can walk to from your vehicle.
• A wounded bear is considered a successful hunt, whether recovered or not. Please take the time to place your shot well.
Small Game & Migratory Birds
Grouse, rabbits, ducks, geese, we have ’em all
Accommodations
We may be remote, but we are renowned for our clean, comfortable and spacious accommodations. Our furnished cabins can accommodate small or larger groups. We also offer internet and a well-maintained shower facility.
Outdoor activities
When you’re not hunting, fishing or sitting around the campfire, there’s still plenty to do. Bring your own ATV and explore the region’s multiple logging roads and trails, or glide quietly along the calm waters of our lake with your own canoe or paddleboard.
Ministry of Natural Resources
Visit the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources for free publications and information. Read More.
Contact Us
Although we are located in a remote area of North Eastern Ontario, we are easily accessible by road
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