Our chain of lakes will provide enough fishing action to get the whole family hooked on fishing. Northern and perch are always great for the kids. The white sand beach with gently sloping shore is a wonderful place for sunbathing or swimming. In the evening, a drive around the lake is the best way to see moose or black bear. Don't forget the Canadian sunsets, they will take your breath away! In August, blueberry picking is a unique and tasty experience for young and old alike.
OUR CHAIN OF LAKES
Explore three very different types of water by fishing Thaddeus, Ord and Moose Lakes -all accessible from camp without portaging. Walleye, Northern Pike, Silver Pike (a unique silver fish with baby blue fins, found only in a handful of lakes in North America), Small Mouth Bass, Perch and Muskie all inhabit the nearly 15,000 acres of water.
The clear, deep (50 foot) waters of Thaddeus Lake produce trophy size fish, as well as the eaters. Numerous Walleyes over 29", Northern Pike over 36", Small Mouth Bass over 16", and Muskie over 40" are caught each year.
Ord Lake is an excellent fishery, sustained by a fish sanctuary located in Puzzle Bay. Fishing is not permitted in the Puzzle Bay area of the lake until June 1. Ord is a stained, shallow lake with the deepest point being approximately 30 feet. It is known for producing an abundance of eater-size fish, as well as a few of the trophies.
Moose Lake is a great "action" lake. Perch, Northern and Walleye are known to keep anglers busy all day. The lake is clear and shallow; its deepest point is approximately 20 feet.
Bring your own ATV and explore the many roads and trails when you are not on the water.