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Pakwash Lake Camp from the Heavens!

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30 inch Walleye, Wow what a Pakwash Lake Fish! released

Congratulations John, she was a beautiful Walleye.

John and Craig were catching fish this week

Using there green worms they sure know how to catch some nice fish, 24-27`` all back in the lake

Pakwash Lake Opener ... Lets go fishing!

Another great spring fishing year for Grant and Lisa Jack 

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July and Aug. Family Fishing Special. Ear Falls, Red Lake, affordable fishing rates!

Family July/Aug Special all inclusive $1250 plus tax, two adult, kids 17 years and under free, Outfitter boat and 50 hp package, with 15 gals of gas, 12 minnows



Call us today to book
1-807-222-3353 or 1-888-725-9275

Canoeing in the Area, stay at Pakwash Lake Camp or One of the Local canoe Outfitters

Explore Red Lake and Ear Falls, Ontario

Canadian Highway 105 leads through Ear Falls and ends at Red Lake—two of the last outposts canoeists can reach by car before going to Woodland Caribou or Opasquia Provincial Parks. Ear Falls is a smaller town on the shores of the English River. Further up the road, Red Lake is a bit larger and the region’s predominant commercial district. Both towns offer dining, lodging, outfitters and float plane service to the myriad of lakes and rivers that extend into this sub arctic wilderness region; Ear Falls is a few miles closer by road while Red Lake offers more services to make the ultimate choice yours.

Red Lake Outfitters
Be our guest and explore over 1.2 million acres of remote back country paddling opportunities. We are the park's premier full service canoe and wilderness outfitter offering full or partial outfitting, canoe and gear rental, Olive Lake outpost, trip planning, air services, ground shuttles, maps, park permits, hotel reservations and guided trips. Address: #7, Highway 105, Red Lake, Ontario, P0V 2M0 Phone: 807-727-9797 http://redlakeoutfitters.com

Sunset Canoe Outfitting
Visit Ontario’s sunset country, and paddle through the untouched wilderness and historical landmarks of Woodland Caribou Provincial Park. We serve all your planning, gear, equipment and charter needs. We are a full service outfitter providing: complete or partial outfitting, ground/air charters, free route planning, canoeing courses, wilderness training, guided trips and more. Address: #1 Pakwash Lake Road, Ear Falls, Ontario. P0V-1T0 Phone: 804-357-7019www.sunsetcanoeoutfitting.com

Goldseekers Outfitting
Discover the primal splendor of Ontario’s Northwestern Frontier. Explore places known only to a privileged few -Woodland Caribou and Opasquia Provincial Parks, Bloodvein, Berens, Pigeon, Poplar, Fawn, Sachigo, and Severn Rivers. Goldseekers will take you to a land where the heart soars free, and the soul can rest in the arms of silence. Address: PO Box 1152, 75 Forestry Road, Red Lake, ON P0V 2M0 Phone: 800-591-9282 http://www.goldseekers.net

OUTFITTERS & GUIDES
Big Hook/Opasquia Outfitters Address: PO Box 1342, Red Lake, ON P0V 2M0 Phone: 920-893-3525 Web Site: http://www.bighookcamps.com
Goldseekers Outfitting Address: PO Box 1152, 75 Forestry Road, Red Lake, ON P0V 2M0 Phone: 800-591-9282 Web Site: http://www.goldseekers.net
Loon Haunt Outfitters Address: PO Box 1344, Red Lake, ON P0V 2M0 Phone: 807-773-5564 Web Site: http://www.loonhaunt.com/canoeing
Red Lake Outfitters Address: #7, Highway 105, Red Lake, Ontario, P0V 2M0 Phone: 807-727-9797 Web site: http://redlakeoutfitters.com
Sunset Canoe Outfitting Address: #1 Pakwash Lake Road, Ear Falls, Ontario. P0V-1T0 Phone: 804-357-7019 www.sunsetcanoeoutfitting.com

Fishing opens soon! Red Lake, Ear Falls, Ontario, May 20th, 2017

Are you Ready, Walleye, Northern, and Small Mouth Bass.  Lets not forget the Perch too!


The Pakwash Lake System is situated at the junction of three mighty Northern Ontario rivers, the Chukuni, the Trout and the English. These three rivers drain much of the region and are responsible for the high productivity of these lakes.

Fish for walleye, northern pike, smallmouth bass, muskellunge, lake whitefish and yellow perch. Fish and explore over 31,000 acres of water and 100 miles of shoreline on four different lakes

Need a Map?  click below

https://www.google.ca/maps/dir/International+Falls,+MN,+United+States/pakwash+lake+camp+resort/@49.6772987,-94.1584658,8z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m14!4m13!1m5!1m1!1s0x52bb7bfa4c0b5e3d:0x6c3fec5d59f82e32!2m2!1d-93.4040679!2d48.6023149!1m5!1m1!1s0x52970d100814d537:0x3b45181fd306d092!2m2!1d-93.4414928!2d50.7637472!4e1

1920's map of Pakwash Lake

1920's Map if the area, cool to see the changes.

Lets Go Fishing, What should you bring?

What to Bring Fishing, a Fishing Checklist

Pakwash Lake Camp Checklist
What should one bring to Camp for fishing!

Essential Clothing
• Good rain gear - more important than new tackle.
• Water proof footwear - rubber boots, over shoes, gortex hikers. Wet feet will shorten any day on the water. Winter boots for spring and fall fishing is a must.
• Comfortable shoes - these are for everyday and to wear in the cabin as well.
• Warm socks - I always carry a spare pair of warm wool socks in my gear bag.
• Long underwear - a must in spring and fall but I would pack a pair for every trip.
• Turtle neck shirt - nice to keep the drafts out
• Wool hat and peak hat - keep the sun off your head and keep it warm
• Personal clothing - pants, shirts, underwear etc
• Gloves or mittens - mittens are always warmer but tough to reel in with
• Warm coat - that will fit under your rain coat
• Shorts or zip away paints - for those gorgeous summer days
• We recommend you always bring warm clothes anytime of the year.

Miscellaneous Camp Gear
• Ziploc bags - use to store socks, camera etc in in your dry bag
• Mosquito coils - for in the cabin if you are one to leave the door open a lot
• Good Book - for when your buddy is snoring just a little too loud
• Extra Batteries for all your electronic devices
• Flash Light - we may have flush toilets but the outhouses still work in a pinch
• Paper plates & paper cups - great if nobody in your crew likes to do dishes
• Gallon or two of cooking oil
• Fish Batter
• Paper towels - for drying off your cooked fish
• Charcoal - we do have grills available at the cabins.
• Computer - for those who need to stay in touch we have WIFI
• Mini - DVD player/TV with DVDs we do have movies if you need a change.
• Vacuum sealer - for those who want air tight
• Wind up or battery alarm clock if you need to know the time
• Sleeping Bags for the cold nights & Beach towel

Boat Gear
• Life Jacket (Canadian or U.S. Coast Guard approved.)
• Dry Bag - use to store rain gear, socks, camera etc in boat
• Back Pack - could be a dry bag but use it to carry gear on portage trails
• Large Rubbermaid container - used for shore lunch fixings and/or dry box in boat
• Small first aid kit - just incase
• Sun Block - use it...a lot
• Insect repellant - wet seasons bring bugs
• Matches / lighter – shore lunch becomes sushi
• Hand warmers - a pleasant bonus
• Medication
• Safety string for glasses - imagine springtime, 50 degree crystal clear water, 12 ft down, oops...you decide
• Water bottle - hydration keeps you on the water
• Flashlight - just because
• Multi-tool - you never know when
• Small tackle box or tray to pack in back pack for portage lakes
• Long needle nose pliers or hookouts
• Small bolt cutters - sometimes cutting the hook is best
• Jaw spreaders - they help
• Line clippers – Fireline = chipped teeth
• Fishing rags for the boat
• Fishing knives
• Jig eye buster
• Portable rod holder - for landing your buddies fish
• Fish locator - handy
• 2 rods & reels - is two enough
• Stringer - I prefer a rope stringer just don't put it through the mouth and gills
• Extra line
• No-scent soap - use after sun block or insect repellant to remove odours)
• Polarized Sunglasses - must have
• Lindy Catch and Release glove - kevlar is tooth proof
• Camera - in a ziploc bag -document your big fish
• Spare batteries (try to bring gear that uses the same battery size)
• Wide brim hat to cover neck and ears - don't be the redneck
• GPS - take me home
• Two way radios for groups
• Small cooler - we have complimentary ice
• Marker buoy - cheap fish locator
• Garbage bag and/or small bean can with lid still semi-attached for putting cigarette butts in.
• Hatchet - building shorelunch fire
• Compass - for when the batteries die in the GPS
• Thermos - warm liquids on a cool day
• Dry Box - to store important items - will float too

Bringing Your Own Boat
• Fire extinguisher for built in fuel tank
• Pea less whistle
• Waterproof flashlight
• Bailing bucket
• Measuring device
• Insurance and registration papers
• Spare tire
• U.S. or Canadian Coast Guard approved life Jackets. Throw cushions are not acceptable
• Paddles
• Trolling motor and batteries
• Extension Cord (long) & battery charger
• Extra prop & boat plug

Personal Gear
• personal hygiene products
• Medication - bring twice as much as you will need for the entire trip. Carry in two different locations
Proper ID – Passport’s, Drivers License, Ontario Outdoor Card
Be sure to bring along a letter from your spouse or both parents, giving you permission to take the child across the border. Amber Alerts work on both sides of the border.

We Sell:
Fishing/Hunting Licenses
Bait ◦ minnows, ◦ leeches upon request, ◦ night crawlers upon request
Proven Tackle, Jiggs, Bottom Bouncers, spinners etc….
Hats
T-shirts
Sweatshirts
Ice
Fuel ◦ mixed gasoline, ◦ regular gasoline
Maps
& some groceries

Forget something? We go to town often every week.
If we missed anything we can change or add to the list please let me know at info@pakwashlakecamp.com/ 
BLOG: http://pakwashlakefishing.blogspot.com/
WEBSITE: http://www.pakwashlakecamp.com/
Enjoy Fishing and Hunting at Pakwash Lake Camp
Box 128 Ear Falls, On P0V 1T0
807-222-3353 or 1-888-PAKWASH
807-727-0941 Cell

Have the Proper Identification

Have proper identification

You must carry proper identification for yourself and any children travelling with you to help confirm your legal right or authorization to enter Canada when you arrive.

All visitors arriving from or transiting through the United States should visit the U.S. Customs and Border Protection website for information concerning the requirements to enter, transit through, or return to the United States.

For U.S. Citizens/Lawful Permanent Residents

If you are a U.S. citizen traveling abroad, get the information you need to smoothly navigate your return back into the United States, including:

• Automated Passport Control
• Bringing Food into the United States
• Customs Declaration Form (6059B)
• Mobile Passport Control
• Planning a Trip to Mexico from the United States
• Planning to Travel Abroad
• Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative

Information on the naturalization process and available citizenship materials:

• USCIS Citizenship Resource Center

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For Canadian Entry:

Identification requirements for U. S. citizens and permanent residents

If you are a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, you must carry proof of citizenship such as a passport, birth certificate, a certificate of citizenship or naturalization, a U.S. Permanent Resident Card, or a Certificate of Indian Status along with photo identification. If you are a U.S. permanent resident, ensure you carry proof of your status such as a U.S. Permanent Resident Card.

For members of a Trusted Traveller program

U.S. citizens

U.S. citizens who are members of the NEXUS program can use their membership card as proof of identification and citizenship when entering Canada by land, air or water. This applies when you are using either conventional or NEXUS-only lanes.  U.S. citizens who are members of FAST may use their membership card when entering Canada by land or water only. When travelling by air, FAST cards will only be accepted as proof of identification when you are travelling to Canada from the U.S.

U.S. permanent residents

NEXUS and FAST members who are permanent residents of the U.S. must still travel with a passport and proof of permanent residence. You may be asked to present these documents to the Border Services Officer (BSO) when you arrive at the border.

No matter your mode of travel, we recommend you carry a valid passport for all travel abroad, including visits to Canada from the United States. A passport may be required by your airline or other transportation authority, since it is the only universally-accepted identification document.

Identification requirements for international visitors

All international travellers must carry acceptable identification and a valid visa (if necessary) when entering Canada. A passport is recommended because it is the only reliable and universally-accepted travel and identification document for the purpose of international travel.

Electronic Travel Authorization

New entry requirement now in effect: visa-exempt foreign nationals need an
 Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) to fly to or transit through Canada. Exceptions
include U.S. citizens and travellers with a valid Canadian visa. Canadian citizens,
including dual citizens, and Canadian permanent residents cannot apply for an eTA.

Be prepared: Apply for an eTA before you book your flight to Canada. Most applicants
get approved within minutes. However, some applications can take several days to
process so don’t wait until the last minute. Get help if you have questions before,
 during or after you apply.

Fake websites

Travellers who apply for an eTA are advised to be cautious in all dealings with
companies that claim to offer help in getting an eTA. These companies are NOT
 operating on behalf of the Government of Canada. Many have established websites
 that charge a fee to provide information and submit eTA applications.

This Government of Canada website is the official place to apply for an eTA.

Travelling with minors

BSOs watch for missing persons, and may ask detailed questions about any minors travelling with you.

Visit the Children and travel page for more information about travelling abroad with minors.

Outdoor Cards

Camp can issue you new or renewals for your outdoor cards.  Keep your old card and it makes you easy to find in the system at license and renewal time.  See you soon!
If you need more info call 1(807)222-3353

This is what is posted online for 2017 MNR Non Canadian Resident Licence fees.

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2016 ??? fishing licence fees for non-Canadian residents

Fees listed below include HST. A $2.26 service fee will be added.

Outdoors Card                         $9.68
3-year sport fishing               $249.81 licence tag
3-year conservation fishing   $154.96 licence tag
1-year sport fishing                  $83.27 licence tag
1-year conservation fishing      $51.65 licence tag

Where you can buy fishing licences

• Online
• Licence issuers
• Participating ServiceOntario Centres

MNR Fishing and Hunting Fees

How fishing and hunting fees are used

Learn how your fees are reinvested to improve fishing and hunting in the province.

On this page

1. How it works
2. Where your fees go
3. How your fees improve fishing
4. How your fees improve hunting
5. How your fees support enforcement and safety
6. How your fees support conservation
7. Annual reports

Zone 4 is Pakwash Lake Area

Ministry of Natural Resources Zone 4

Ontario Fishing Regulations Summary

An annual guide to the rules and regulations for recreational fishing in Ontario. It contains information about recreational fishing licences, open seasons and catch limits, as well as up-to-date fishing regulations for each fishing zone.

Effective January 1, 2017

 http://files.ontario.ca/environment-and-energy/fishing/2017/2017_FMZ_4_English.pdf

Some beautiful size walleye

Way to go Scott

Fun walleye fishing!

Where are the big ones.....at Pakwash Lake. Some great fishing. Thank you Judy, Gene, Scott. Great pictures 

More Bear Pictures, Bear Hunting

Bigger the a 45 gallon drum

Bear Hunting Season is here!

Denis you need to fix the date on the camera!