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Congratulations John, she was a beautiful Walleye. Back to the website https://pakwashlakecamp.com/

Using there green worms they sure know how to catch some nice fish, 24-27“ all back in the lake Back to the website https://pakwashlakecamp.com/

Another great spring fishing year for Grant and Lisa Jack  Back to the website https://pakwashlakecamp.com/

Explore Red Lake and Ear Falls, Ontario Canadian Highway 105 leads through Ear Falls and ends at Red Lake—two of the last outposts canoeists can reach by car before going to Woodland Caribou or Opasquia Provincial Parks. Ear Falls is a smaller town on the shores of the English River. Further up the road, Red Lake is a bit larger […]

Are you Ready, Walleye, Northern, and Small Mouth Bass.  Lets not forget the Perch too! The Pakwash Lake System is situated at the junction of three mighty Northern Ontario rivers, the Chukuni, the Trout and the English. These three rivers drain much of the region and are responsible for the high productivity of these lakes. Fish for walleye, […]

1920’s Map if the area, cool to see the changes. Back to the website https://pakwashlakecamp.com/

What to Bring Fishing, a Fishing Checklist Pakwash Lake Camp ChecklistWhat should one bring to Camp for fishing! Essential Clothing• Good rain gear – more important than new tackle.• Water proof footwear – rubber boots, over shoes, gortex hikers. Wet feet will shorten any day on the water. Winter boots for spring and fall fishing […]

How fishing and hunting fees are used Learn how your fees are reinvested to improve fishing and hunting in the province. On this page How it works Where your fees go How your fees improve fishing How your fees improve hunting How your fees support enforcement and safety How your fees support conservation Annual reports […]

Ministry of Natural Resources Zone 4 Ontario Fishing Regulations Summary An annual guide to the rules and regulations for recreational fishing in Ontario. It contains information about recreational fishing licences, open seasons and catch limits, as well as up-to-date fishing regulations for each fishing zone. Effective January 1, 2017  http://files.ontario.ca/environment-and-energy/fishing/2017/2017_FMZ_4_English.pdf Back to the website https://pakwashlakecamp.com/

Way to go Scott Back to the website https://pakwashlakecamp.com/