As our 2025 season comes to an end, we’re grateful for yet another summer of unforgettable fishing on Wabatongushi Lake. From shore lunch to sunsets to campfires to loon calls, we know how meaningful it is for all of our guests to enjoy their time with us. We will be keeping our 2025 rates available for you until November 30, 2025!
With spring around the corner, there’s still plenty to be done around camp!
Hey everyone!
It’s been about two weeks since opening day and we couldn’t be happier to have guests back on the island and at the outpost locations! Guests have been catching plenty of fish including pike, walleye, small mouth bass, and perch. The guests have also spotted moose in Patterson Bay along with a mama bear and her two cubs. Before opening we made the long journey from camp down to Powassan Ontario to pick up three new cedar strip boats! The drive was about 9 hours one way, and we spent the night in North Bay. On the way back we spotted a bull moose on the side of highway 519 on the way to Dubreuilville.
Read More “Beginning of the 2024 Season! And New & Bigger Dining Room!”
On Wabatongushi Lake there is a longstanding tradition of running cedar strip boats. Some of our guests have even purchased their own cedar strip boat to use on home waters after experiencing the stability, comfort, and unique style of a Giesler. If you’ve ever wondered where our boats come from and how they’re made by hand, we have it all here!
Read More “A Trip to the Giesler Cedar Strip Boat Workshop!”
As we had such positive reception to the post about the Cline Mine, we’ve got another piece of Lochalsh area mining history for you, this time at Goudreau.
Read More “Lochalsh Local History: At Goudreau, Not All That Glittered Was Gold”
