Enjoy the best smallmouth bass fishing at

Moosehorn Lake Outpost

Moosehorn Lake has bass fishermen registering many trophies while they are staying at this outpost. This lake is 2×2 miles with lots of shallows which make great spawning areas. The bass nests in later May and in June you can see from the airplane that make this lake a legendary one for smallmouth bass fishing. As an extra, we have 2 portage in (walk in) lakes Pike Lake and Trout Lake. Pike Lake has some lengthy northern pikes that are picture worthy and there is some tasty fish that you are able to catch enough for a great shore lunch or an amazing supper. Moosehorn has great fishing through the entire fishing season from May through September. The cabin has a great wood stove that is very warming on a cool evening. In May and June the smallmouth bass fishing is actually amusing as you can see the bass hit the top water baits and see them jump out of the water twisting and fighting-this outpost is a lot of fun! We suggest fly fishermen May or June for the bass at this outpost. In July through September the fishing is still as fun but you will use different tactics to go after smallmouth bass-they are not on the top water but can be easily caught around the reefs- a lot of the times we catch them on a jig with a leech, crank baits and plastics. We invite you to the fun fishing at Moosehorn Lake.

The Cabin

The cozy two bedroom cabin has one set of bunk beds and one single bed in each bedroom. There is a well-designed kitchen with propane stove and fridge as well as an indoor shower.

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Outpost Capacity

Minimum Guests: 2
Maximum Guests: 4

Main Fish Species

Northern Pike
Smallmouth Bass

Boats

Three 16′ boats with 9.9hp motors

Flight Time

15-20 minutes in the air from Kenora, Ontario

Portage Lakes

Pike
A 5 minute walk to a 14′ boat with 4 hp to fish for northern pike as well as fierce walleye

Trout
One boat with motor. Catch smallmouth bass, northern pike, and lake trout

2024 Availabilities for Moosehorn Lake

May 2024

May 29 – June 01 for 2-4 people

June 2024

June 30 – July 05 for 2-4 people

July 2024

July 16 – 21 for 2-4 people

July 26 – August 02 for 2-4 people

August 2024

August 03 – 10 for 2-4 people

August 22 – 29 for 2-4 people

We strive to keep our online availabilities up-to-date, however it is always best to call us for current availabilities. We look forward to hearing from you! Call 1-800-465-3325 today!

CLICK HERE TO BOOK YOUR TRIP TODAY!

What to Bring?

We supply:

  • Float plane travel to and from the outpost
  • Accommodations in our log cabins
  • Check flights every 2 days, weather permitting
  • Solar power with backup generator
  • Hot & cold running water
  • Indoor showers
  • Woodstove for heat
  • Box spring & mattress beds
  • Pillows and mattress pads
  • Fridge & stove
  • Stove top toaster
  • Kitchen utensils, dishes, pots, & pans
  • Cups, glasses, & plates
  • Coffee pot
  • First-Aid kit
  • Fire extinguisher
  • Axe
  • All ice, block and cubes
  • Propane BBQ
  • Propane fish cooker
  • Deck chairs
  • Clothes lines and pins
  • Lake maps
  • Boats, motors & gas
  • Floatation devices
  • Landing nets & paddles
  • Minnow and leech buckets
  • Toilet paper
  • Satellite phone (minutes extra)
  • Memories of a lifetime

You should bring:

  • Passport and identification. If driving, children under 16 require only a birth certificate and permission letter from both parents allowing you to cross the US/Canada border with the child.
  • Sleeping bags & pillow slips
  • Medication (plus a few extra days’ worth)
  • Rain gear & warm clothing
  • Rubber boots, extra footwear, and socks
  • Personal towels and toiletries
  • Dishtowels and cloths
  • Extension cords for CPAP machines
  • Camera and flashlight
  • Extra batteries for your electronics
  • Hats, sunglasses & sunscreen
  • Bug repellent and mosquito coils
  • Playing cards, reading material
  • Waterproof matches and lighter
  • Fishing rods—at least 2 per person
  • Tackle, fishing line, and clippers
  • Filet knife and sharpening stone
  • Stringer and multi-tool
  • Needle nose pliers or hook-out (no jaw spreader)
  • Portable depth finder
  • Small backpack for portages, and cooler for boats
Thanks for your planning, coordinating, and participation in the Canadian Fishing Trip; we had a great time and look forward to attending this event again in the future! Great place to spend quality time with good folks.
Steve Stinson, Alabama

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