Late May Ontario fishing info

[P.J.]

I am looking for a Canadian lodge to visit the last week of May somewhere in the general vicinity of Dryden/Vermillion Bay. I will be fishing with a senior citizen and a 13 year old so action and accomodations are equally important. Our primary target would be walleye, with big northern, smallies, and lakers a plus.

Does anyone have any lodge and/or lake recommendations? Any information, including anticipated weather conditions and fish activity would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in Advance!

P.J.

[Hemlock]

PJ, late May is a great time to come on up here. I'm sure you can target about all those species if you have a good starting point. A guide would be a good starting point. If you want any resort information, feel free to drop me an email. I'm about 50 miles west of the location you mentioned, right on the north side of Lake of the Woods.

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[Outfitter17]

Hi P.J.

I own Happy Landing Lodge, we are north of Fort Fraces about 1 hr. drive. We are a boat in lodge with access to 12 other lakes besides our main lake. All of our cabins are ultra modern they all have seperate bedrooms, with two people to a room, bath rooms and showers, decks and air conditioning. Cabins range in size from 2/4 man to a 10 man cabin. We have a very nice 5000Sq. ft. Lodge. We fish out of 17'6" Lund outfitters with 50 hp. honda four strokes. The boats have pedestal seats, livewells, bait wells, carpeted floors, raised casting decks and lots of dry storage, the motors all have electric start with trim and tilt. We have excellent fishing for walleye, smallmouth, muskie, in the spring we also have good lake trout and northern, we also have some largemouth to target. We are a small lodge as we only take a maximum of 24 people at any given time. We do offer specials for children under 16 years of age. You can view our HSOforum at www.happylandingfishing.com If you would like to contact us for more info you can call us at 1-800-766-0876 or just e-mail through the HSOforum.

Good Luck with your serch.