Kabeelo Lodge

This is a fly-out lodge that offers access to 13 lakes around the region. Lakes include; Bearpaw Lake, Bertha Lake, Betty Lake, Brokenmouth Lake, Carillon Lake, Dead Dog Lake, Jeanette Lake, Okanse Lake, Perrigo Lake, Ruddy Lake, Seagraves Lake, Wakeman Lake, and Wavell Lake.

These lakes offer unspoiled and richly populated fishing for anglers who want to target Walleye and Northern Pike. Some of these lakes are so populated with Walleye that a boat of three fishermen can haul in 80 Walleye and 20 or more Northern Pike in a single day. That is fishing. If you want to see your pole bent all day long, then this is a lodge that can make that happen.

The record for Walleye in Ontario is 22.25 pounds. Expect a ton of Walleye in the 1.5-3 pound range and a fair number of Walleye over 10 pounds. If you are hunting for Walleye, they like the hard bottom areas of the lake, except when breeding and then they seek out the sandy areas. If the lake is cold, they tend to be near the edges. They like the water temperature to be between 60-70 Degrees F. You can also find them in the weedy beds which is what attracts the Northern Pike to the weedy beds too. Walleye like striking live baits such as night crawlers and minnows. They also like lures in lime green, hot pink, yellow, black, and white.

Northern Pike are awesome fish. They fight, display, breach, and still continue to dare you to land them. When the water is cold, they lurk in the weedy beds in the shallows where they make a meal out of smaller fish. When the water heats up, they tend to move to the deeper areas where weed beds are submerged. You can also find them prowling submerged structures looking for Walleye and other fish to eat. The record for Northern Pike in Ontario is 42.12 pounds. It's possible to break that record, but you need to find the granddaddy of Northern Pike.