Fishing at Lost Lake Lodge, where fishing opportunities abound, offers six different species to satisfy even the most discriminating fisherman. Walleye, northern pike, small mouth bass as well as brook, lake and rainbow trout are all here for your enjoyment. As a province, Ontario is blessed with more than 450,000 lakes many of which offer World Class Fishing. Lost Lake offers their guests access to 10 of these lakes, all of which contain an abundance of fish.
For over twenty years, Lost Lake Wilderness Lodge has combined the best of two worlds. One lake is an honorary Catch and Release lake while the other nine are based on an honorary conservation fishing policy. This translates into very large pike for picture taking in one lake along with delicious walleye, bass or trout for dinner in nine more lakes. Our diverse choice of waterways ensures satisfaction for everyone.
The conservation minded can fish for trophy sized fish on many of our waterways, knowing that a photo and a safe release is our preferred end result. The sportsman can find many fish in our waters that can be caught and kept for an evening meal. This combination of distinctly different lakes and rivers is what makes Lost Lake unique.
Of course no matter which waters you fish when you stay with us, it is
our hope that you will release the larger breeding fish and keep the
smaller ones for the frying pan. The small ones taste better anyway! One such example are two lunker pike which were caught on back to back days by two brothers. Randy Faller’s Northern Pike was over 50 inches long and weighed more than 30 pounds. His brother Brian caught a 49 inch Northern Pike the very next day. As a result of the catch and release effort put forth by these two sportsmen, over eight feet of fresh water fish were returned to our waters for others to challenge and enjoy. This example of true sportsmen like fishing happens every day at Lost Lake Wilderness Lodge. Knowing our children and our grandchildren will always have the same opportunities as we enjoy is certainly worth the effort.
Ontario's Canadian Angler of the year, Gary Hodge, has been fishing the waters of Lost Lake and the surrounding lakes for over 25 years. He obtains many of his qualifiers for the contest every year at Lost Lake. Gary's parents, Fay and Doug, have been coming here since they were children too.
Email us at lostlakelodge@xplornet.ca