| We are located on beautiful Delaney Lake, a deep, clear water lake (over 200 ft. in many places) situated 41 air miles northeast of Kenora, Ontario. Delaney Lake is a fly-in lake sporting Lake Trout, trophy size Smallmouth Bass, Muskie and is home to the largest Northern caught in Ontario. The famous English River, known for its incredible Walleye fishing is accessible by a short portage (a 4-5 minute walk or transportation available for those needing a ride), with a dock housing our boats and motors on the river side. Here your guide meets you each morning for a day of fishing with a delicious shorelunch prepared from your catch at noon. We have access to over 80 plus miles of lakes and current of the English River, so a guide is a must on these waters and is included in each package. Other small area lakes offer more rugged fishing opportunities.
The 7 cabins and lodge are newly constructed and modern, built to capture the charm and beauty of the Northwoods. Each cabin unit has its own toilet, tub/shower, hot and cold water, sitting area and screened porch. Our generator delivers 110 volt electrical power and heat to all the cabins, so you never miss the comforts of home. Enter the lodge and you are greeted by the large stone fireplace, perfect for curling up with a good book on a cool evening or as a place to trade fish stories. The lodge is also the place where the coffee pot is always ready for you, and the dining room is filled with incredible smells, food and a panoramic view of Delaney Lake. Go out on the deck of the lodge and you’ll find a breathtaking view that can offer moments of solitude or a wonderful gathering spot with your family and friends.
For your comfort and convenience, we offer only the American Plan. We do all the work, you do the fishing, relaxing and enjoying. Your plan includes accommodations, all meals, round trip air fare from Nestor Falls, fishing guide, boats, motors & gas, 3 doz. minnows daily, landing nets, seat cushions, fish filleting and packaging, ice and daily maid service.
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