5/22/2024: Please contact us at: 807-770-1589 or Toll Free: 888-778-7436
2024 Bear hunting season is August 17-31, 2024
We have added a five access point mesh network for WiFi access in all cabins.
Note: Live Bait cannot be brought over the border into Ontario.
There are Grocery Stores in Kakabecka falls and also in Ignace.
To Make Reservations, or for more information, write or call:
Whiskey Jack Lodge
General Delivery
Savant Lake, Ontario, Canada P0V 2S0
Phone: 807-770-1589
Why Choose Whiskey Jack Lodge
Legendary Fishing on nine lakes including the 50 mile log Sturgeon Lake.
Beautiful location, protected channel/bay to safely dock your boat.
Fully furnished cabins, lodge, dock, boats, fuel, bait.
Easy to drive to: Roads are paved, both HWY 516 & HWY 599.
15 Miles South of Savant Lake, 30 miles North of Silver Dollar, 55 miles East of Sioux Lookout.
Internet available for when you must make contact with the outside world.
Great fishing without the hassle of flying in.
Incredible wildlife
Wolverine running across the shore of Lake Eady
40″ Northern Pike
Tips for Local Lakes:
Lake Eady, is full of Walleyes and Northern Pike.
White 1/4 oz jigs with a minnow or powerbait are formidable combination.
Look for rock bars or reefs in 5-15′ of water that drop off to deeper water.
When you are on the fish, hang on because the bite can last for hours. Typically I like to switch to a power bait minnow when the walleyes are feasting, this saves time from having to replace a live minnow.
Casting with a gold Little Cleo will also bring in both Pike and Walleye.
Sturgeon Lake is a huge, clear 50 mile fishery. Whiskey Jack’s is conveniently located in a 2000′ wide channel which provides wind/wave protection for your boat.
The channel also provides an opportunity lots of smaller Northern Pike, thus it makes a great close place to fish for your younger members of your crew. Out on larger part of the lake you will find Monster Pike and Walleye and Lake Trout.
For Walleye, typically a Pink or White Jig, 1/4 oz and larger, water depths 10-30′
For Lake Trout, typically a 1/2 oz Jig, water depths 50′ or greater.
(Dale Matthews with a nice Lake Trout caught in July)
