A true all-inclusive guided fishing trip in Sioux Narrows / Nestor Falls, Ontario. Designed for anglers who want a well-supported day on the water, whether first-timers or returning guests chasing new bites.
Guide in our guide boat, live bait, fish cleaned, lodging, all your meals, SAT TV, air conditioning and Wi-Fi. Hot tub, sauna, fire pit patio, parking, dock and launches on Lake of the Woods and Crow Lake. Daily maid service.
| Package | 2 guests / boat | 3 guests / boat |
|---|---|---|
| 3 Day | $1,200 | $970 |
| 4 Day | $1,765 | $1,390 |
| 5 Day | $2,310 | $1,810 |
| 6 Day | $2,855 | $2,230 |
| 7 Day | $3,400 | $2,630 |
Rates include the night of arrival and the day of departure. Professional guide in our guide boat, pre-rigged lines and tackle, live bait, fish cleaning, daily maid service, parking, launch, and wharfage all included.
Your stay includes lodging, meals, and a full day-to-day guided experience with equipment provided. With access to Crow Lake, Lake of the Woods, and nearby portage-style lakes, your guide can adjust locations and tactics to match conditions and target multiple species across a variety of waters.
20+ years on Crow Lake, Lake of the Woods, and the portage lakes. Pre-rigged lines and tackle.
Breakfast at the Lodge, traditional Canadian shore lunch on the water, dinner back at the Lodge.
Modern cabin or motel unit with SAT TV, air conditioning, and Wi-Fi.
Lakeside hot tub, sauna, and fire pit patio. Shared bathroom and changing room near the lake.
Direct dock access to Lake of the Woods and Crow Lake. Parking, launch, and wharfage all included.
Your cabin stays clean. You stay on the water.
We are named after the fish for a reason. Crow Lake and the connected water of Lake of the Woods hold a serious muskie population, and our guides have spent decades learning where they sit through the season.
Crow Lake runs clear, which means sight-fishing opportunities and follows you actually watch happen. It is a different experience from stained-water muskie fishing.
Muskie season in Zone 5 opens the third Saturday of June and runs to December 15. Late summer through fall is prime for the biggest fish.
Muskie in the morning, walleye for shore lunch, smallmouth in the afternoon. Your guide moves with the conditions.
Fresh walleye cooked on the rocks at midday. It is the part guests describe first when they get home.
Paul, Jake, Jamie and the crew have decades on this water between them. That knowledge is the package.
Comfortable, well-equipped boats with electronics. Everything is provided, including rods, reels, bait and tackle.
Ontario Zone 5 seasons, so you can plan around what you most want to catch. Confirm current regulations with the Ontario Ministry before you travel.
Because northern pike and smallmouth bass are open year round in Zone 5, there is no bad week to fish here. June brings the walleye and muskie openers, midsummer is peak multi-species, and September and October are the months serious muskie anglers ask for. Winter is a different trip entirely: see Ontario ice fishing.
Everything. A professional guide in the boat, lakeview lodging, all meals including a traditional shore lunch on the water, and all rods, reels, bait and tackle. A 3-day package is $970 USD per person with three guests in a deluxe guide boat, or $1,200 USD per person with two, with packages up to 7 days. Full pricing is on our rates page.
Two or three anglers per guide boat. Three keeps the per-person rate lower, two gives you more room and more casting space. Larger groups run multiple boats and guides.
Muskie, walleye, northern pike, smallmouth bass, lake trout and crappie, depending on the season and what you want. Most guided days end up multi-species because your guide moves to whatever is working.
No. Rods, reels, bait and tackle are all included on the premier guided package. Bring a rain jacket, polarized sunglasses, sunscreen and a camera. Many guests still bring a favourite rod, which is fine.
A Canadian tradition and one of the best parts of a guided day. Your guide pulls onto a rock point at midday and cooks the morning's walleye fresh over a fire with potatoes and beans. It is included on guided days.
It is the best option for a first trip to this country. You are not guessing at unfamiliar water, and you learn a huge amount in a few days. Groups often book guided the first year, then move to semi-guided fishing once they know the lakes.