Fly-In Walleye Fishing Trip Ontario
Private Trip
Lakes/Reservoirs/Ponds Fishing
Flyin access to three remote Ontario walleye lakesDaily catches average 50100 fish with trophy potentialFully outfitted cabins with boats and motors included
Picture this: you're sitting in a float plane watching the endless Canadian wilderness unfold below, heading to three of Ontario's most productive walleye waters that most anglers only dream about. This isn't your typical weekend fishing trip where you're competing with boat traffic and dodging jet skiers. We're talking about genuine fly-in fishing to Beteau, Windsor, and Richter Lakes—remote waters where walleyes are thick, hungry, and waiting for your jig. With daily catches averaging 50 to 100+ fish per group and walleyes consistently running 2-4 pounds with plenty of 5+ pound trophies mixed in, this trip delivers the kind of action that makes your drag sing and keeps you talking about it all winter long.
Your adventure starts with a scenic 140-150 mile flight from Nakina, giving you a bird's eye view of the pristine boreal forest and countless lakes that make Ontario a world-class fishing destination. Once you touch down, you'll find yourself at a fully outfitted cabin that serves as your home base for days of serious walleye action. We provide one boat and motor for every two guests, so you're never crowded and can fish at your own pace. The fuel and propane are covered, meaning you can focus on what matters most—putting fish in the boat. These three lakes offer classic Canadian Shield structure that walleye anglers dream about: rocky points that drop into deep water, expansive weed beds that hold baitfish, sandy flats where walleyes roam in schools, and current breaks that act like fish highways. Whether you're an old pro who's been chasing walleyes for decades or someone who's still learning to feel that subtle walleye bite, the consistent action on these waters makes every cast exciting.
The beauty of fishing Beteau, Windsor, and Richter Lakes lies in their diverse structure, which means multiple techniques produce fish throughout the day. Jigging is king here—a 1/4 to 3/8 ounce jig head tipped with a minnow or soft plastic works magic along the rocky drop-offs and points. The key is staying in contact with bottom and feeling for that classic walleye "tick" when they inhale your bait. Trolling spinner rigs or crankbaits along the weed edges consistently produces numbers, especially during midday when walleyes suspend over deeper water. The current breaks between these lakes are absolute gold mines for walleyes—drift through with live bait rigs or cast jigs upcurrent and let them sweep down naturally. Don't overlook the sandy flats during low-light periods; walleyes move shallow to feed, and you can often sight-fish to schools in 6-8 feet of water. The boat setups we provide are perfect for these techniques, with enough room to spread out your tackle and easily move between fishing spots as conditions change throughout the day.
Walleye are the main attraction here, and for good reason. These lakes produce some of the most consistent walleye action in Ontario, with fish that are both abundant and chunky. The average walleye runs 2-4 pounds, which is prime eating size with enough fight to keep things interesting. But it's those 5+ pound trophies that really get your heart pumping—fish with broad shoulders and the kind of heft that makes you double-check your drag setting. Peak walleye action typically runs from ice-out through fall, but these northern waters stay cool enough that fish remain active and hungry well into the warm summer months. What makes walleye fishing so addictive is their schooling behavior; find one and you've often found dozens. They're also incredibly reliable biters when you dial in the right depth and presentation, making them perfect for both experienced anglers looking for numbers and newcomers who want to experience consistent success.
Northern Pike add serious excitement to your time on these waters. While you're targeting walleyes, don't be surprised when a 30+ inch pike hammers your jig and takes off like a freight train. These toothy predators love the same weed edges and rocky points that hold walleyes, but they bring explosive strikes and acrobatic fights that'll test your equipment and skills. Pike in these remote waters are aggressive and well-fed, often following your bait right to the boat before striking. They're most active during the warmer parts of the day when walleyes might slow down, making them perfect bonus fish that keep the action going. Smart anglers bring a wire leader and some flashy spoons specifically for pike—when you mark a school of walleyes but they won't bite, switching to a pike presentation often triggers strikes from the bigger predators lurking nearby.
This fly-in walleye experience represents everything that makes Ontario fishing legendary: remote waters, consistent action, trophy potential, and the kind of pristine wilderness setting that's getting harder to find. With accommodations for up to 5 anglers, it's perfect for a serious fishing crew or family group looking to create lasting memories. The combination of daily catches in the 50-100+ fish range, legitimate trophy potential, and three different lakes to explore means you'll never run out of water to fish or techniques to try. Keep in mind that deposits are non-refundable, so make sure your dates work before committing. But honestly, once you experience the kind of walleye action these lakes provide—along with the bonus pike fishing and absolute wilderness setting—you'll already be planning your return trip before the plane takes off for home.
Your ticket to Ontario's remote walleye paradise starts with this 14' Maiden Voyage aluminum fishing boat. Built tough for Canadian Shield waters, she's powered by a reliable 2019 Yamaha engine that'll get you across Beteau, Windsor, and Richter Lakes with ease, cruising steady at 25 knots. Perfect for up to 3 anglers, this setup lets you work those productive rocky points, weed beds, and current breaks where trophy walleye stack up. Whether you're casting to shallow structure or trolling deeper water, the stable aluminum hull handles Ontario's big water while keeping you comfortable during those epic 50-100 fish days. With one boat per two guests, you'll have plenty of room to spread out and fish the way you want - from first light until the evening bite winds down.
Esox LuciusNorthern Pike are the perfect bonus fish on these walleye-focused lakes. These aggressive predators lurk in the shallow weedy bays and along drop-offs, averaging 24-32 inches with some real monsters pushing 40+ inches. Pike are ambush hunters that'll smash just about anything—spoons, spinners, or big jigs work great. They hit hard and fight dirty, making long runs and jumping when hooked. Spring and fall fishing is prime time when they're active in shallow water, but you can find them year-round near weed beds and rocky structure. While they're not great table fare like walleye, pike are pure fun to catch. Pro tip: always use a steel leader when targeting pike—their razor-sharp teeth will cut through regular line in a heartbeat. When they grab your bait, give them a second to turn it before setting the hook.
Sander VitreusWalleye are the bread and butter of these remote Ontario lakes, and for good reason. These golden-colored fish with their distinctive glassy eyes typically run 2-4 pounds here, with plenty of 5+ pound trophies mixed in. They love the rocky points, weed edges, and sandy flats that our Canadian Shield lakes offer perfectly. During the day, you'll find them holding in 12-25 feet of water along structure, but they move shallow to feed at dawn and dusk. What makes walleye special is the consistent action—50 to 100+ fish days aren't unusual. They're also hands-down the best eating fish in these waters, with white, flaky meat that's hard to beat. My tip: when jigging walleye, let them take it and swim with it for a few seconds before setting the hook. They often grab baits sideways first, and patience pays off with better hookups.
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