Loch Island Lodge

Wabatongushi Lake is home to Walleye, Nothern Pike, Smallmouth Bass, Whitefish, and Perch. The lake offers 22 miles of clear water and over 10,000 acres of surface. The average depth is 22 feet with holes that sink to 100 feet or more. Expect to find islands, points, sunken islands, and underwater structures that form a perfect habitat to grow large fish. Guests of the Lodge have access to an additional ten portage lakes which include Speckled Trout, Walleye, Northern Pike, and Smallmouth Bass. Most of the Portage Lakes have boats and motors moored on them.

Walleye range in size from 1.5-2 pounds with ample opportunity to catch a trophy. For Northern Pike, the average fish weigh up to five pounds with a monster weighing in at 20 or more pounds. The Speckled Trout are good fishing too as they range to the seven pound 10"-12" range. There are also swarms of whitefish and perch available that make excellent eating. If you are going to cook in your cottage, bring some fixing for beer battered fish, the Whitefish are that good.

The main lodge sells fishing licenses. Overall, expect a beautiful stay in a beautiful location with outstanding fishing opportunities.