Fishing for Trout, Walleye and Northern:
Caribou Lake is approximately 25 miles long with depths up to 250 feet. It has over 23,000 acres of prime fishing waters. There are numerous islands and bays, a diversified structured bottom for the ever-popular Walleye; Shallow reedy bays for fighting Northern's; deep cool pockets for the elusive Lake Trout. For the extra challenge, try fly fishing for Northern's.

Our 16 foot Lund boats are equipped with 30 HP Yamaha® motors, 2 swivel-back seats, nets, 2-5 gal tanks of gas, bait buckets and coolers with ice. We highly promote Catch & Release for the preservation of Caribou Lake fishery.

We are Zone 2- Ministry of Natural Resources Fishing Regulations (click)
We can have your fishing license filled out and ready to go, just fill out the fishing license form and send it to us prior to your arrival.  fishinglic.pdf

Hunting: 

Ontario Moose Hunting Information:

The "Canada Moose" defines big game hunting in North America. The season for bow and gun hunters starts in mid-September. Non-resident hunters must have a valid hunting license and be a registered guest at a tourist establishment. There are many ways to hunt Ontario Moose, calling, paddling up creeks, small rivers or along the lakeshore and stalking in the bush. Being patient, watching and waiting in feeding areas, edges of marsh meadows, 2-5 year old burn areas and forest cutovers can be very rewarding, especially if it's also a browsing or travel corridor. When moose begin to bed down, they criss - cross the wind and then hook back to watch their downwind trail.