TIMBERWOLF LODGE - Fly-in to Nagagami Lake, 25 air miles northwest
of Hornepayne, Ontario. Our deluxe American Plan Lodge offers guests
unsurpassed service and hospitality. Fish Northern Ontario’s top Walleye
and Pike waters in safe sturdy 18 ft. cedar strip boats, equipped with
15hp motors, depth finder and cushioned seats. Excellent food, excellent
fishing. Timberwolf Lodge; it doesn’t get any better! Gary and Cindy
Wallace, PO Box 746, Hornepayne ON P0M 1Z0 (May - Sept) or PO Box
310, Thamesford ON N0M 2M0 (Oct - April) Toll Free: 1-866-434-6444
Tel: (807) 868-2555 (May - Sept) or (519) 285-2390 (Oct - April)
www.timberwolflodge.net [email protected]
See ad page 13.
TOM HENRY’S CREE LAKE FISH CAMP
PO Box 517, Hornepayne ON P0M 1Z0 Tel: (807) 868-2802
UNCLE’S RESTAURANT & LODGE
Hwy 631, Hornepayne ON P0M 1Z0 Tel: (807) 868-3237
WALTON’S KAY VEE LODGE - Family owned & operated, located
on Nagagami Lake in Hornepayne, Ontario. Fish for Walleye, Northern,
Perch & Whitefish. Hunt for fall bear. Accommodations include fully
equipped 2, 3 & 4 bedroom housekeeping cottages for all your vacations
needs. American Plan Lodge, relax and have your meals prepared.
PO Box 1510, Hornepayne ON P0M 1Z0 Toll Free: 1-800-756-3365
Tel:(807) 868-2154
www.kayveelodge.com [email protected]
HEARST
HEARST - Located on Hwy 11, 340 miles (547 km) north of Sault Ste.
Marie. The Moose Capital of Canada, Hearst is at the heart of Northern
Ontario. It is a community that will charm you with its many parks and
green spaces and diverse activities. Acclaimed as the Asterix the Gaul
village, Hearst is 88.1% Francophone. A community with a cultural
richness meshed with French, Oji-Cree and Euro-Canadian heritage. We
live to the rhythm of the forest industry. The sawmills have marked and still
continue to influence its history and development. The Heritage Sawmill
Marketplace presents exhibitions and photos showing the resilience of
the ancestral families and sawmill workers. A land of lakes and rivers, rich
in remarkable biodiversity in the Boreal Forest, Hearst is a four s