Charter Fishing Ontario | 5 To 7 Nights Charter Trip
Private Trip
Lakes/Reservoirs/Ponds Fishing
57 night fishing packages at Northwest Ontario lake resortCabins include boat rental, fuel, and live minnow baitNo hidden fees with optional guide services available
When you're looking for serious fishing action in Northwest Ontario, Lake Savant delivers the kind of water that keeps anglers talking long after they've packed up their gear. Our charter packages at Wildewood put you right in the heart of some of Canada's most productive fishing territory, where the walleye run thick and the pike lurk in every weed bed. You'll wake up to mist rising off glass-smooth water, grab your coffee, and be casting into prime spots before most folks are even thinking about breakfast. This isn't your weekend warrior fishing – this is the real deal, where five to seven days means you actually have time to learn the lake, dial in your presentation, and put together those hero shots you'll be showing off for years.
Your Canadian Catch Package sets you up with everything you need to make the most of Lake Savant's legendary fishing. We're talking a solid cabin as your home base, one boat per two anglers so you're not fighting for rod space, fuel to keep you moving between hot spots, and fresh live minnows that the fish here absolutely crush. The 5-night package runs $880 per person and gives you plenty of time to figure out the lake's personality. But if you really want to get dialed in, the Trophy Trip Package at $1020 per person stretches your stay to seven nights – that's when the magic happens. You arrive Saturday and fish through Thursday, or roll in Thursday and stay until the following Thursday. No surprise fees, no nickel-and-diming – what we quote is what you pay. Want a guide to show you the secret spots? Need a bigger boat or some new tackle? We can set that up, but it's your call.
Lake Savant fishes like a classic Canadian shield lake, which means you've got deep basins connected by rock reefs, scattered islands with killer drop-offs, and plenty of back bays loaded with cabbage weeds and fallen timber. The walleye here respond best to traditional jigging with minnows, especially when you're working those 12 to 18-foot breaklines where the sand meets rock. First light and last light are prime time – set up on a good reef and work jigs tipped with fresh minnows along the structure. For the pike action, you'll want to hit the weedy bays with spoons, spinnerbaits, or big swimbaits. These fish get aggressive in the shallows, especially during overcast days when they push up to hunt. The lake's got enough structure variety that you can adjust your game plan based on weather and what the fish are telling you. Cold front roll through? Drop down to the deeper basins and slow your presentation. Stable weather? Work the edges where the action stays consistent all day.
Northwest Ontario's lakes are famous for their walleye populations, and Lake Savant absolutely lives up to that reputation. These fish here typically run 15 to 22 inches, with plenty of keepers in the perfect eating size range. Walleye in this system are aggressive feeders that school up on main lake structure during summer months, making them predictable once you learn their patterns. They hit hardest during low-light periods, but don't be surprised when you connect with fish throughout the day, especially in deeper water. What makes walleye fishing here special is the consistency – you're not hoping for a bite, you're expecting multiple fish and working toward that trophy. Northern pike in Lake Savant grow fat and feisty in the abundant weed growth, with fish ranging from aggressive 20-inchers up to legitimate 35-plus-inch trophies that'll test your drag system. These ambush predators love the lake's extensive shallow bays where they can corner baitfish against structure. Pike season peaks during early summer when they're actively feeding after spawn, but they stay aggressive well into fall. The combination of walleye consistency and pike excitement gives you options every day on the water – switch between species based on conditions and keep the action rolling from morning until evening.
Five to seven days on Lake Savant gives you what most fishing trips can't – actual time to become a better angler while you're catching fish. You'll learn to read the water, understand how weather affects the bite, and develop that confidence that separates good fishing days from great ones. The Canadian Catch Package gets you everything you need to succeed, while the Trophy Trip Package gives you those extra days when patterns really start clicking. This is fishing the way it's supposed to be – no rush, no crowds, just you and some of Ontario's best water. Whether you're after a mixed bag of eating fish or chasing that wall-hanger pike, Lake Savant delivers the kind of action that reminds you why you started fishing in the first place. Ready to see what all the talk is about?
Your fishing adventures on Lake Savant start with our reliable 16-foot Alumacraft motorboat, perfectly equipped for Northwest Ontario's prime fishing waters. This stable flat-floor design gives you plenty of room to move around while casting or landing that big northern pike or walleye you've been after. The 25 hp Yamaha 4-stroke motor provides quiet, fuel-efficient power to get you to those productive fishing spots without spooking the fish. Electric start means no frustrating pull-cord issues when you're eager to hit the water at dawn. Two high-back swivel seats keep you comfortable during those long days on the lake, whether you're trolling the shoreline or anchored over a promising structure. The real game-changer is the fish finder with GPS - no more guessing where the fish are hiding. You can mark productive spots and return to them easily, plus navigate safely back to the dock even when the fog rolls in. The GPS takes the guesswork out of finding those honey holes again and again. Built tough for Canadian wilderness fishing, this boat handles Lake Savant's waters with confidence while giving you the stability you need for netting fish and moving around safely.
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