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Wawa Ontario fishing camp fly in fishing for Walleye, Pike and Trout.
Fly in Fishing Wawa Ontario
 Our float planes fly in to a pristine lake where your camp is the only camp on the lake. You have left the crowds behind. You are alone in God's country on a lake that is all your own. Simply, the fishing is better.
Walleye Fly in Fishing Northern Ontario
When you fly in to our Walleye outpost camps in Ontario, Walleye are usually taken on live bait rigs such as a crawler harness, spinners or jigs. Drifting slowly or back trolling over drop off areas of weed beds, sandbars, rocky points and shoals will generally produce walleyes. Walleye are most often caught in shallow water of 4 to 10 feet in the summer months. During late August and September, Walleye may move to deeper areas such as deep tips of points or sunken islands and move back into shallow areas during the late evening. Other commonly used lures for Walleye are Mepps Spinners, Rapalas, Shad Rap and Mister Twister Jigs. We have 13 great Ontario Fly-in Walleye fishing lakes.
Ontario Fly in Fishing Northern Pike 
Northern Pike are most commonly caught near the edges of weedbeds and off the ends of rocky points during summer months. Northerns will take up temporary residence in shallows, but will progressively move toward deeper water in later summer and fall. Best results are usually achieved using spoon type or other slow moving lures by slow trolling or casting. When casting, ensure action pauses occur during the retrieval process. Commonly used lures are Daredevils, Rapalas, Jointed Rapalas, and Williams spoons as well as livebait rigs like crawler harnessess.
Ontario Fly in Fishing Trout
 Speckled Trout or often called "Brook Trout"
During periods of cool water in May and June, Speckled Trout feed along shorelines in very shallow water and can be taken by casting towards overhanging tea brush using light spinners baited with night crawlers. Using flies on the surface during calm periods in fly season can be very successful as well. Later in the season, best results are achieved by the use of baited spinners in cool areas such as near logs, rocks, springs and waterfalls. Baited hooks are successful in deep waters on many occasions. Some of the most popular lures include Panther Martins, Abu Reflex, #1 Mepps and most other bright spinners tipped with night crawlers.
Lake Trout or often called "Greys"
Lake Trout are most active during early season when water temperatures are in the 40 to 50 degree range. However good results are achieved in summer months during early morning and late evening by trolling with baited lures using 8 lb test line on a medium weight rod in deep waters. Lake Trout will also venture into shallows when feeding. Slow motion jigging techniques using spoons or spinners in deep 
Standard camp includes: propane refridgerator with freezer, stove with oven, lights, pots, pans and all cooking utensils, hand pump for running water, fish cleaning tables and minnow buckets, bunk beds with mattresses, boats, motors and gas.
Deluxe camps include: all of the ammenities mentioned above plus hot running water and hot water showers, gas bb'q grills, swivel boat seats, radio communication
 Please do not bring king size coolers and giant duffel bags of suitcases, as these items usually do no fit or pack well in the aircraft. Coolers should not exceed 24" in length. Duffel bags should not be longer than 36". Pack groceries in small easy to handle boxes. On the event there is an overload, it is much easier to leave a few small boxes behind than to try and sort items out of one big box. If you feel you may have an overload and are planning on flying it in, let us know in advance so that we can better plan the use of the aircraft, and avoid flight delays.
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