Where should I go??

[mskyfshntchr]

My dad and one of his buddies want to go to Canada fishing this summer and want me to lead them around. Yeah, they just figured it out, so we don't have a lot of time...

Problem is- They don't want to go to the lake I normally fish because there are no walleyes in it (Lower Manitou).

So, as far as guiding them- I will be as blind as they since whereever we go will be my first time on the lake also.

Looking for a spot with a few specifics:

1. Drive in lake within 3-4 hours from the border (I. Falls area)

2. See few other people on the lake. It doesn't need to be the only cabin/resort, but I don't want to see as many people in a day as I would in the lakes around my home.

3. GREAT FISHING! (duh) Walleyes and northerns the primary species. Smallies good too. Muskies would be a BIG BONUS for me- they could care less.

4. Have a decent boat/motor package as we aren't sure we will haul my boat.

5. Reasonably priced.

6. Anything else that makes a great trip.

So, any suggestions on lakes and/or resorts would be GREATLY appreciated.

Thanks a bunch!!

Mskyfshntchr

[Outfitter17]

Are you looking late summer or fall? How many guys do you have? e-mail me and I might have a couple of ideas for you.

Thanks,

Matt

[MuskyBrian]

I would say go to Lac Seul, either end...

Walleyes til your arms fall off, beautiful scenery, descent pike, and a shot at a musky

[superbee]

You might want to checkout Pipestone Lake as it has all the species and has excellent opportunities at trophy fish. We have an outpost cabin on the lake and that may be of interest to you. Outfitter 17 is on the Manitou stretch and could probably help you out with some options for walleyes for a few days of the trip.

[mskyfshntchr]

hey Muskybrian,

Do you have any top notch places to stay at Lac Seul? Anyone can chime in also.

Thanks!

[prov1900]

Goose Bay on the NW end.