Come experience Shabumeni Lake, fly-in wilderness fishing at it’s best at Shabu Wilderness Outposts, located 60 air miles northeast of Ear Falls, Ontario Canada. Shabumeni Lake is 13 miles long with two inlet rivers and one outlet river that provide you with great early season fishing. Along with countless bays and islands, there are numerous deep water reefs for excellent warm weather fishing.
The outpost is situated on a hill overlooking the pristine beauty of Shabumeni Lake and can accommodate up to 12 people. The camp has solar powered electricity with hot and cold running water and a shower. The fully equipped kitchen includes a propane stove, wood burning stove, fish cooker, and refrigerator, The outpost also has an emergency generator, fish cleaning shed with running water, a large deck, boats/motors and everything you’ll need to have a great wilderness fishing experience.
Walleye are most active during spring and fall, and best to fish for them at night, on overcast, or windy days since the walleye’s eyes are specialized to help the fish feed in low-light conditions. Average Ontario walleye range from 1.5 to 3 lbs, but it isn’t uncommon to catch one over 10 lbs.
While they do tend to bite all day, mornings and evenings are best fishing times to catch these guys. Northern Pike tend to hang out in deep water in the summer to avoid the heat, and in spring and fall can often be found hiding in vegetation where they can ambush their prey.
