A Canadian Wilderness Experience - Sioux Lookout Ontario

Please Note: When fishing Lake St. Joseph you are required to use barbless hooks. Root Bay Outpost Camp Our Camp is located in Root Bay which lies on the Southwest end of Lake St. Joseph. Located 62 air miles North of Sioux Lookout, there are 3 outpost cabins at this site, the cabins are well equipped for groups of 4, 6, or 8 people. This outpost fishing site is a perfect for large groups that would like to book the whole camp. Lake St. Joseph is the best producer of quality fish, the average size walleye is 19 to 21 inches. A person should be able to catch 15 to 20 - 24 inch plus walleye daily. A non-resident can fish Lake St. Joseph only if they go through an outfitter, the non-resident has to buy a St Joseph sticker for his/her licence.

Treat the family - take them all fishing in Ontario!!! St. Joseph has become legend for both large Walleye and Lunker Northern Pike. The lake is 95 miles long and it is very unlikely you'll see anybody else. The lake may be big, but it is not required to drive 95 miles to go fishing. One of the best spots on the whole lake is 1/2 mile from the dock at the Root Bay outlet which flows into root river. Since the introduction of reduced limits and 1 trophy fish, the fish have been getting bigger on all of the lakes. Walleye average 3-6 lbs occasional 8-12 lbs and plenty of 10-15 lb Northerns, occasionally 20-25 lbs. The biggest walleye caught this year was 12.5 lbs and biggest northern 47 inch - 27 lbs.

Give your grandchildren the experience of a life time - take them fishing in Sioux Lookout, Ontario!!! An abundance of 4 to 5 pound Walleye are common as well as 15 to 20 pound Northern Pike. Try any of our outpost sites for some excellent fishing - our biggest laker was 21 pound (Carling Outpost has lakers as does the main resort), biggest small mouth 22.75 inches, biggest Muskie was only 49 inches. We don't have a lot of Muskie fishermen, but we do have guides that know Lac Seul and the Vermillion Lakes well, which are becoming a widely known area for Muskies. The biggest Muskie this year was a 58 incher, caught by a first time muskie hunter.