NW ONTARIO HUNTING

We currently offer spring & fall bear hunts in two large bear management areas. In late September, add a grouse hunt to your fishing package for no extra charge!

Black Bear

Cedar Lake Camp offers semi-guided spring & fall bear hunt packages. Enjoy Ontario's world class fishing as well.

The Bear Management Areas that we maintain have produced many trophies, which include cinnamon & chocolate phase colors, the largest weighing over 450lbs.

Our bear hunting season opens mid-May for one week and again August 15th through September 15. Your hunt starts with a Saturday arrival, a short briefing, registration & issuing the CERTIFICATE OF ACCOMMODATION. Your first offical day of hunting begins on Sunday and runs through Friday.

Bear hunting packages include all bear bait, baiting, 16ft. ladder stands, assistance with bear retrieval and plenty of freezer space.

Black Bear Info & Regulations

Grouse

Perrault Falls, Ontario offers exceptional ruffed, sharp-tail and spruce grouse hunting. The hunt opens September 15th. Most hunting is done along logging roads and trails in our area.

Small Game Info & Regulations

PAN FISHING

Crappie & Jumbo Perch

Plenty of crappie and perch for your frying pans!

FISHING

Cedar lake lies within the Ontario Fisheries Management Zone 4.

At Cedar Lake Camp you can experience some of the best fishing in Northwest Ontario, Canada. There are many varieties of fish that reach trophy size. Cedar Lake Camp promotes catch and release of the larger fish to sustain excellent fishing for future generations. All walleye over 18" are to be quickly released back into the lake.

Ontario Fisheries Management Zone 4 Regulations

Potential World Record Muskie!

Northern Pike

Try late August and all of September for better than average northern action!

MUSKIE action is always exceptional at Cedar Lake and the area has been chosen by the Ministry of Natural Resourses as a site for potential record-sized specimens.

**54" length minimum for keepers.**

Walleye

Lots of good eaters as well as 9-12lb. trophies caught yearly.

"Pound for pound"

the fightingest fish of the North!