Northwest Ontario Lakes - ON

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  Bead Head Woolly Bugger Streamer

• May's Clearwater Crayfish

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  Freshwater Clouser

• May's Full Motion Crayfish

• Sneaky Pete Popper

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  Bass Popper

Hawk Lake Lodge's Recommended Gear

• Best Leader:

  

  Super Strong Plus Leaders

• Best Tippet:

  

  SuperStrong Plus Tippet in 30- and 100-meter spools

• Best Fly Fishing Rod:

  

  6-Weight 9' Fly Rod

• Best Floating Fly Line:

  Freshwater Bass WF Fly Line

• Best Sinking Fly Line:

  Bank Shot Sink Tip Fly Line

Description: About Northwest Ontario Lakes

The granite shield lakes of North West Ontario consist of hundreds of lakes many of which are connected by rivers and streams. Deep, spring fed lakes sometimes hundreds of feet deep provide some of the best smallmouth bass and walleye fishing in the world along with northern pike and lake trout. The lakes are strewn with plenty of cover and boulder shorelines, dead-falls, bluffs, drop-offs and in-flowing/out-flowing water. This report details 40 square miles of lakes in North Western Ontario just outside of Lake of The Woods and East of Kenora, Ontario. Lakes include waters in Eagle Dogtooth Provincial Park and go as far East as Mirror & Kushog Lakes, as well as Hawk Lake and Little Dogtooth and many of the lakes in between. These lakes (@ 19 in all) are representative of many of the lakes in the area and offer incredible fishing opportunities for the angler.

Nearest Airport:

Winnipeg or International Falls, MN

Hatches:

none

Best Time to Fish:

all day. its getting food

Best Stretch:

n/a

Best Access:

Rushing River Provincial Park