This is one of the last, large lakes in Northeastern Ontario that is still classified as being remote, mainly due to the dam at the north end and absolutely NO ROAD ACCESS. It covers an area roughly 22,000 acres in size when added to Sucker Gut (funny name, beautiful lake) and Willow Island Lakes. Upwards of 450 miles of wilderness shoreline for walleye to cruise, bass to nest and northern pike to ambush. Red Pine is located on the Northeast arm of the lake featuring many sheltered fishing areas and water depths in the 15' to 40' range. No need to hunt for trophies in deep water here. In fact, as large as Lady Evelyn Lake is, most guests stay within a three mile radius of Red Pine Island for most of their fishing excursions!

Over the 20 years James and Janice have owned the lodge, they and their guests have seen some amazing interactions amongst the animals that have a home in the North. From a crazy Loon that hung around our guide boat all last season just waiting for someone to catch a fish so he could grab it, to seeing our family cat, Bugsy, nose to nose with a skunk. (From a distance it was hard to tell who was who!) The stories of wildlife encounters are shared nightly in the dining hall. Without skyscrapers, the only thing to get in the way of seeing the the flight of a bald eagle, golden eagle or great blue heron might be the towering red or white pine trees. 

 
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