Ontario Fishing Trips | 5 To 7 Nights Charter
Private Trip
Lakes/Reservoirs/Ponds Fishing
Ontario lake fishing packages offer 5-7 night accommodationsEach package includes cabin, boat rental, and daily minnowsAll-inclusive pricing with no hidden costs or fees
Listen up, fellow anglers – if you've been dreaming about casting lines into some of Ontario's most productive waters, this is your chance to make it happen. Our Canadian Catch and Trophy Trip packages at Wildewood on Lake Savant deliver exactly what serious fishermen are looking for: prime fishing territory, solid accommodations, and everything you need to focus on what matters most – putting fish in the boat. We're talking about 5 to 7 nights of pure fishing bliss where the only thing you need to worry about is whether you brought enough tackle boxes.
Your fishing adventure kicks off every Saturday with our Canadian Catch Package – five nights of non-stop action for $1,100 per person, wrapping up Thursday morning. Want to really dive deep into Ontario's legendary fishing scene? Step up to our Trophy Trip Package at $1,275 per person for seven full nights. You can start this extended adventure on either Saturday or Thursday, giving you flexibility to work around your schedule. Each package sets you up in comfortable cabin accommodations that feel like your fishing basecamp. No cramped quarters here – just a solid place to rest up between early morning launches and late evening sessions. The real game-changer? One boat per two people, so you're not fighting for prime casting spots or dealing with a crowded deck. Your fuel is completely covered, meaning you can run to those distant honey holes without watching the gas gauge. Plus, we provide two dozen live minnows daily per person – fresh, lively bait that Ontario fish can't resist. What you see is exactly what you pay, no surprise fees lurking around to ruin your trip budget.
Lake Savant's diverse structure means you'll want to come prepared for multiple fishing approaches. The deeper sections call for trolling tactics – set up your downriggers and work those thermoclines where the big ones suspend during summer months. Medium-heavy rods paired with quality reels loaded with 12-15 pound test line handle most situations you'll encounter. Jig fishing around rocky points and drop-offs produces consistent results, especially when you're working those live minnows we provide daily. A selection of 1/8 to 1/2 ounce jig heads in various colors keeps you ready for changing conditions. Don't overlook the shallow bays and weed edges – these areas come alive during low-light periods. Spinnerbaits, topwater plugs, and soft plastics rigged weedless let you work through cover without constant snags. The key to success here is reading the water and adapting your approach. Morning and evening hours typically offer the hottest action, but don't write off midday fishing entirely. Deeper structure and shaded areas still produce when most other anglers have headed back to shore.
Ontario's waters host an impressive lineup of game fish that'll test your skills and fill your photo album. Walleye reign supreme in these parts – these golden beauties typically run 2-4 pounds with trophy fish pushing 6-8 pounds showing up regularly. Peak walleye action happens during spring and fall transitions when they move shallow to feed aggressively. Their delicate bite requires patience, but once you dial in their mood, you can boat multiple fish in quick succession. The eating quality alone makes walleye a top target for most visiting anglers.
Northern pike add serious excitement to any fishing day. These toothy predators average 24-30 inches but don't be shocked when a 40-inch monster crashes your lure near weed lines and shallow bays. Spring through early summer offers prime pike fishing as they patrol spawning areas and ambush points. Their aggressive strikes and aerial displays make every hookup memorable. Bring a good wire leader – pike teeth slice through monofilament like butter.
Smallmouth bass fishing reaches world-class levels throughout Ontario's rocky lakes. These bronze fighters typically measure 12-16 inches with 18+ inch fish providing the kind of battles that ruin you for other species. Late spring through early fall delivers consistent smallmouth action, especially around rocky points, boulder fields, and drop-offs. Pound-for-pound, no freshwater fish fights harder than a Lake Savant smallmouth.
Largemouth bass prefer the weedy bays and structured areas where they ambush unsuspecting prey. While not as abundant as their smallmouth cousins, the largemouth that call these waters home grow fat and healthy. Summer months offer peak action when they're actively feeding around cover. A 4-pound largemouth in Ontario fights like a 6-pounder anywhere else – the cold, clear water keeps them incredibly strong.
Here's the bottom line – trips like this book up fast, especially during prime fishing seasons. You're looking at a complete fishing package that eliminates all the hassles and logistics that usually eat up half your vacation time. No searching for bait shops, no negotiating boat rentals, no wondering about fuel costs or accommodation quality. Everything's handled so you can focus entirely on fishing. The Canadian Catch Package gives you five solid days to explore Lake Savant's best fishing spots and dial in techniques that work. The Trophy Trip Package extends that learning curve and gives you time to really master the water. Either choice puts you in prime position to experience some of Ontario's finest fishing. Give us a call and lock in your dates – the fish are waiting, and spots fill up quicker than you'd expect for good reason.
Your primary fishing vessel is a well-equipped 16ft Alumacraft with a flat floor design that gives you plenty of room to move around while working the waters. The 25hp Yamaha 4-stroke motor with electric start gets you to your fishing spots quickly and quietly, while the two high-back swivel seats keep you comfortable during those long days chasing walleye and pike. The onboard fish finder with GPS takes the guesswork out of locating productive structures and drop-offs across Ontario's vast lake systems. Additional standard 16ft boats with 15hp motors are available for larger groups, ensuring everyone gets their own space to fish without crowding. These boats handle Ontario's lake conditions well, whether you're trolling the main basins or working shallow bays and weed lines where the big fish feed.
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