An amazing wilderness adventure awaits you at
Trapline Lake Outpost
Trapline Lake is one for the record books as it’s known for the large lunker walleyes. The fishery here is outstanding as there is some moving water as this lake is part of a river system. The dark stained water gives the walleyes a really dark back with the gold-stained belly. There are dozens of islands on this lake and also offers a creek that you are able to access on average water level years (on drier years, a portage or walking trail is there for you to use to access the boats in the other lakes). Some of the other walleye lakes here at No Name and Elbow will give you the satisfaction of the best walleye fly in outpost trip! There is also a lake trout lake that is accessible by walking over a stone trail where fishermen can really get hooked up with these beauty lakers!!
After being on the lake all day, what’s better than sitting on the deck looking at the lake reminiscing about the day’s fishing tales. This outpost has 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms (with flushing toilets!!), and an incredibly spacious living area with a beautiful customized kitchen. Enjoy the silence of the north as this is fully powered by solar and also has a generator for backup. CPAP machines are able to be plugged in at this outpost. This wilderness cabin is truly a wilderness retreat that is perfect for friends, families, couples and anyone who just wants to catch a lot of fish! Come one group, come all and book this outpost for your personal record book memorable trip!
The Cabin
When the time came to build a new cabin here in 2010, we returned to tradition. The hand hewn logs raised by our own skilled crew are truly a part of the north. You will enjoy an incredibly spacious living area, well equipped kitchen and four carpeted bedrooms as well as a solar system that powers the lights and electric fridge. The two bathrooms with showers and flushing toilets are especially nice after spending all day on the lake chasing trophies.
Outpost Capacity
Minimum Guests: 6
Maximum Guests: 12
Main Fish Species
Walleye
Northern Pike
Boats
Five 16′ Lund boats with 15 hp motors
Flight Time
20-25 minutes in the air from Kenora, Ontario
Portage Lakes
Elbow Lake
A 5 mile long lake accessible by boating up the creek, where you can fish for walleye & northern pike.
North Lake
100 yard portage to a 3 mile long lake, a 6hp/14′ boat, and plenty of walleye & pike.
Wilson Lake
A 20 yard portage to a 6 mile long lake full of walleye, pike and lake trout.
2025 Availabilities for Trapline Lake
August 2025
August 02 – 06 for 6-12 people
We strive to keep our online availabilities up-to-date, however it is always best to call us for current availabilities. We look forward to hearing from you! Call 1-800-465-3325 today!
CLICK HERE TO BOOK YOUR TRIP TODAY!
What to Bring?
We supply:
- Float plane travel to and from the outpost
- Accommodations in our log cabins
- Check flights every 2 days, weather permitting
- Solar power with backup generator
- Hot & cold running water
- Indoor showers
- Woodstove for heat
- Box spring & mattress beds
- Pillows and mattress pads
- Fridge & stove
- Stove top toaster
- Kitchen utensils, dishes, pots, & pans
- Cups, glasses, & plates
- Coffee pot
- First-Aid kit
- Fire extinguisher
- Axe
- All ice, block and cubes
- Propane BBQ
- Propane fish cooker
- Deck chairs
- Clothes lines and pins
- Lake maps
- Boats, motors & gas
- Floatation devices
- Landing nets & paddles
- Minnow and leech buckets
- Toilet paper
- Satellite phone (minutes extra)
- Memories of a lifetime
You should bring:
- Passport and identification. If driving, children under 16 require only a birth certificate and permission letter from both parents allowing you to cross the US/Canada border with the child.
- Sleeping bags & pillow slips
- Medication (plus a few extra days’ worth)
- Rain gear & warm clothing
- Rubber boots, extra footwear, and socks
- Personal towels and toiletries
- Dishtowels and cloths
- Extension cords for CPAP machines
- Camera and flashlight
- Extra batteries for your electronics
- Hats, sunglasses & sunscreen
- Bug repellent and mosquito coils
- Playing cards, reading material
- Waterproof matches and lighter
- Fishing rods—at least 2 per person
- Tackle, fishing line, and clippers
- Filet knife and sharpening stone
- Stringer and multi-tool
- Needle nose pliers or hook-out (no jaw spreader)
- Portable depth finder
- Small backpack for portages, and cooler for boats
What a great trip we had—seven trophies, eight guys. Everything was great!
