Charter Fishing Ontario | 6 Day Charter Trip
Private Trip
Flats/Shallows Fishing
Six-day trap and fish adventure in Matachewan region wildernessExpert guides lead bear and wolf tracking through rugged terrainWorld-class ice fishing on frozen lakes with single guest capacity
Looking for a real fishing adventure that goes beyond the typical day trip? This 6-day charter in Ontario's Matachewan region delivers exactly what serious anglers crave - remote waters, expert guidance, and the kind of wilderness experience that'll have you planning your return before you even get home. We're talking about Northeastern Ontario's pristine backcountry, where the fish are wild, the lakes are crystal clear, and you won't see another angler for miles.
This isn't your average weekend fishing trip. Over six full days, you'll work some of the most productive and untouched waters in the Matachewan region with guides who know every honey hole, structure, and seasonal pattern. The beauty of a multi-day charter is the flexibility - we can chase whatever's biting hardest, whether that means working deep structure for lake trout, targeting northern pike in the shallows, or finding those monster walleye that cruise the drop-offs at dawn and dusk. Each day brings new water to explore, and with only one angler per trip, you get the full attention of your guide plus the freedom to fish at your own pace. The lakes up here stay cold year-round, which means the fish are aggressive and healthy. During winter months, we transition to ice fishing on these same productive waters, drilling holes over known structures and using electronics to locate schools of hungry fish below the ice.
We fish these northern waters with a mix of techniques depending on conditions and target species. Trolling with downriggers is deadly effective for lake trout in the deeper basins - we'll run spoons and body baits at various depths until we mark fish or start getting hits. For pike and walleye, casting jigs tipped with minnows or soft plastics around rocky points and weed edges produces consistent action. During ice fishing season, we use tip-ups for pike and actively jig for walleye and lake trout through the ice. All major tackle is provided, including rods, reels, terminal tackle, and bait. We run well-equipped boats with fish finders, GPS, and downriggers for the open water season. Winter setups include portable shelters, heaters, ice augers, and all the electronics you need to stay on fish when the lakes freeze over. The key to success in these waters is reading the structure - these Canadian Shield lakes have dramatic drop-offs, underwater humps, and rock piles that concentrate fish. Your guide will teach you how to identify productive water and present baits effectively in this unique environment.
The Matachewan region supports incredible populations of several key species that make this trip special. Lake trout are the crown jewel here - these deep-water natives thrive in the cold, oxygen-rich environment and grow to impressive sizes. They're most active during spring and fall when they move shallow, but we catch them year-round by working the thermocline in summer and through the ice in winter. Lakers fight like bulldogs and their white, flaky meat is absolutely delicious. Northern pike patrol the shallow bays and weed lines, ambushing baitfish with explosive strikes that'll test your drag and your nerves. These toothy predators are active all season and provide non-stop action - expect fish from 24 inches up to true giants over 40 inches. Pike fishing is visual and exciting, especially when you can see them following your lure right to the boat. Walleye are the bread and butter species here, schooling around rocky structure and providing consistent action for anglers who know how to work jigs and live bait. They're most active during low-light periods and are widely considered the best-eating freshwater fish in North America. The walleye population here is healthy and self-sustaining, with fish averaging 2-4 pounds and plenty of bigger ones mixed in.
Six days of guided fishing in Ontario's wilderness doesn't come around often, and spots fill up fast once word gets out about the fishing quality. This is the kind of trip that creates lifelong memories and spoils you for ordinary fishing back home. Whether you're looking to target a specific species, learn new techniques, or just get away from crowds and fish wild waters, this charter delivers on all fronts. The single-angler format means personalized instruction, flexibility to chase whatever's biting, and the chance to really dial in your skills with an expert guide. Ready to experience what real wilderness fishing is all about? Contact Saul Outfitters today to secure your dates and start planning the fishing adventure you've been dreaming about.
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