RED LAKE - LAC SEUL

The Lac Seul and the Red Lake area is a true hidden gem for sportfishing. The location is a fisherman’s paradise! Walleye? They’re as numerous as the stars. Muskie? Prepare for a fight; those guys are huge. Pike, Northern? They’re all over the place. With miles of untouched wilderness, you’ll feel as if you’ve discovered your own private fishing paradise. Just remember to bring your best lures and plenty of patience – big fish don’t give up easily! Lac Seul and the north, in any case, is a must-see for any serious angler.

• Anglers Kingdom Lodge Catching the fish of your dreams is our No.1 priority. Trophy northern pike and walleye is what we’re all about. Guests will experience one of the highest trophy rates to be found. Not surprising considering that Nungesser has the perfect blend of ingredients. Our lake has approx. 30,000 acres of fish holding structure. 20 rivers and creeks provide excellent spawning areas for Walleye, Giant Pike and the Whitefish. Housekeeping and American Plan.

• Booi’s Fly-in Lodge and Outposts Fly 15 minutes north to Boois secluded modern island to fish 3 trophy species – all from one lake. Take advantage of free guided days with complimentary shore lunches. Cruise in your big safe boat; relax in your 2 story luxury chalet. Boois created this Northern island paradise just for you.

• Bow Narrows Camp Bow Narrows Camp – Nestled among the islands and bays of Red Lake in Northwestern Ontario is Bow Narrows Camp, an hour’s boat ride from the picturesque town of Red Lake. Remote wilderness is just a beautiful boat ride away. Great fishing for northern pike, walleye, lake trout, whitefish and ling.

• Chimo Lodge and Outposts Chimo Lodge is a fly-in camp located on Roderick Lake, 48 air miles northwest of Red Lake. This lake has plenty of Walleye, Northern, and Lake Trout .All five cabins were constructed on site from local pine logs. All cabins are fully equipped with everything you may require in the way of bedding, kitchen wares and appliances. We also have many fly-in outposts for the adventurous fisherman in search of Walleye, and Northern.

• Lac Seul’s Evergreen Lodge Lac Seul’s Evergreen Lodge invites you to fish the open waters, the quiet bays, and the beautiful island shores of Lac Seul. Enjoy the taste of freshly caught walleye, cooked on a open fire at one of our famous shore lunches.

• Lac Seuls Reel Inn – Aim for the big catch at Lac Seul’s Reel Inn, where the waters teem with trophy-sized walleye and pike. Our comfortable, fully-equipped lodge is your gateway to fishing success, with packages that cater to every angler’s needs. Reel in your next big story with us.

• Lac Seul’s Scout Lake Resort & McKenzie Bay Outpost Get outside and see what northwestern Ontario nature has in store for you. At Scout Lake Re- sort & McKenzie Bay Outpost, set on the esteemed shores of Lac Seul, fishing groups of all sizes will enjoy the clear waters populated with walleye, musky and northern pike. Small catches to trophy fish all call Lac Seul home, so anglers will enjoy spending the day out on the water trying to haul in their catch of the day. Head to McKenzie Bay Outpost for some more secluded waters, just 25 miles away by boat. During the winter time, we also host moose hunts at McKenzie Bay. After a long, fruitful day outdoors, head inside and relax in our equipped and electric-powered housekeeping cottages.

• Oz Lake Lodge – Dive into world-class walleye and northern pike fishing at Oz Lake Lodge near Pickle Lake, Ontario. Stay in cozy accommodations, and fish the serene Osanburgh Lake for unforgettable memories. Enjoy complimentary boat launching, docking, and on-site boat rentals to complete your fishing experience.

Here are some fascinating facts about Lac Seul:

1. Lac Seul means “Lake Alone” in French, reflecting its vastness and the feeling of solitude when venturing into its center or exploring its many bays.
2. It is approximately 150 miles wide, boasts 3,000 miles of shoreline, and covers over 560 square miles (358,400 acres).
3. Lac Seul is the seventh-largest lake in Ontario and the second-largest lake wholly within Ontario (second to Nipigon).
4. Originally, it wasn’t as large. In 1928, a dam was built at Lower Ear Falls, raising water levels significantly.
5. The lake offers excellent walleye and northern pike fishing. Other fish species found in Lac Seul include muskie, yellow perch, whitefish, and the occasional bass.
6. The water’s tea color provides great angling opportunities throughout the day.
7. Lac Seul was once a major water highway during the Red Lake Gold Rush, with steamboats and tugboats transporting supplies to mining areas.
8. The lake’s remote wilderness character and exceptional fishing make it a sought-after destination for anglers and nature enthusiasts alike.