Fishing on Gunflint Lake

Gunflint Lake has a long fishing history.  Many fishermen have been coming to the area since they were children.  New folks hear the stories, and decide to wet their line in these cold, deep waters.  The lake is home to walleye, lake trout, northern and smallmouth bass.  Our season opens in the spring for the walleye and trout; northern and bass are open throughout the year. 

Gunflint Lake connects to Little Gunflint, Little North, and North Lake to the ease, and Magnetic Lake to the northwest.  This opens the door for short trips or longer adventures to try new waters.  Guides are available in the area. Give us a call, and we can give you the information for setting this up. 

If you want to fish in Canada, you must obtain a Canadian fishing license and the Ontario Outdoors card.  Purchases may be done online.  To learn more, follow this link:  Ontario Fishing License

Visiting Canada to fish also requires that you carry the Canpass, or Remote Area Border Crossing Permit.  This must be obtained in advance, either in person at an official border crossing, or by mail.  It is not available online.  Allow 6-8 weeks for processing.  To read more about how to get the pass, go to:  CANPASS .