Pine Sunset Lodge

Dinorwic Lake is home to Walleye, Northern Pike, Smallmouth Bass, Lake Trout, Perch, Crappie, and the monstrous Muskie. The lake itself offers 18,000 prime acres of fishing habitat. Expect to find a diversity of fishing habitats such as small islands, back bays, and rocky points. Along the shore are weedy shelves that often hold the larger Muskie, Northern Pike, and bigger Walleye. The rocky points make good spots for trophy Smallmouth Bass. Because Dinorwic Lake is shallower the water warms as soon as the ice is clear. This means that the Muskie, Northern Pike and Walleye have a long and prosperous growing season. For fishermen, that means big, trophy fish.

Wabigoon River is a feeder river for Dinorwic Lake. That gives fishermen another option for fishing and it helps to support the Walleye and top predator fish in the lake.

Overall, this is a prime fishing location for trophy fish. You can also spend all day playing catch and release with the huge population of Crappie and Perch.