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Thousand Lakes OutpostsFishing & hunting outfitter

In Thunder Bay, Thunder Bay, ON·1405 km from Toronto

Fishing · Big Game Hunting
Activities
Northern pike · Walleye · Moose
Key species
1 cabin · 6 guests
Capacity

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Walleye fishing and big game hunting in the heart of the Ontario boreal forest

Thousand Lakes Outposts is a fishing and big game hunting outfitter in the heart of Thunder Bay, On. It offers 1 lodging (up to 6 guests) and 2 lakes. Featured species: Northern pike, Walleye and Moose. About 15 h 37 drive from Toronto.

The territory

Where the outfitter is located

Thousand Lakes Outposts is located in Thunder Bay, Ontario. The closest service town is Thunder Bay.

Species on the territory

  • Northern pike
  • Walleye
  • Moose
  • Black bear
Activities & rates

Thousand Lakes Outposts packages

Packages — Fishing

Fishing Package - Kearns Lake Camp

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A 3 to 7-day fishing trip on Kearns Lake including round-trip floatplane flights, outpost cabin lodging, and boat access.

  • 3 days
  • 6 to 16 people
  • European (No meals)
  • Cabin
  • 2025 Fishing Season
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Fishing Package - Stonehouse Camp

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A 3 to 7-day self-guided fishing trip at Stonehouse Camp on a secluded lake featuring cedar log cabin lodging and boats.

  • 3 days
  • 2 to 4 people
  • European (No meals)
  • Cabin
  • 2025 Fishing Season
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Lodgings

Cabins available at Thousand Lakes Outposts

1 cabins available in Thunder Bay, ON.

Waters

2 Lakes at Thousand Lakes Outposts

2 lakes in the Thunder Bay region, with the species, packages and cabins tied to each one.

By species

Lake

Lac Kearns

Kearns Lake, also known as Jay Vee, is a fly-in lake renowned for exceptional walleye and northern pike fishing. It features a main outpost camp accommodating up to 16 guests.

  • Doré
  • Brochet

Cabins on this water body

See details — Lac Kearns

Lake

Lac Stonehouse

Stonehouse Lake is a small, secluded lake protected from high winds, ideal for smaller groups seeking privacy. It features a cozy cedar log cabin with a short walking trail to Kearns Lake.

  • Doré
  • Brochet
See details — Lac Stonehouse

Hunting and fishing

Species and practices offered at Thousand Lakes Outposts

Fishing

What fish species can you catch at Thousand Lakes Outposts?

The following fish species can be caught at Thousand Lakes Outposts, Thunder Bay, ON: Northern pike, Walleye.

Hunting

What game species can you hunt at Thousand Lakes Outposts?

The following game species can be hunted at Thousand Lakes Outposts, Thunder Bay, ON: Moose, Black bear.

Getting there

Access and distances

Directions

35 Gardner Road, Thunder Bay

To reach the fishing camps, visitors take a fully paved road north from Thunder Bay for approximately two and a half hours to Armstrong. The floatplane departure takes place from the Wabagimi Air base to the remote lakes. For land-accessible hunting trips, access is directly by personal vehicle or ATV via forest roads north of Thunder Bay.

From major cities

Toronto
15 h 371,405 km
Ottawa
16 h 201,470 km
Mississauga
15 h 331,400 km
Brampton
15 h 291,394 km
Hamilton
16 h 031,445 km
London
15 h 231,385 km

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Fish species offered
Northern pike, Walleye
Game species offered
Moose, Black bear
Accommodations
1
Capacity per accommodation
up to 6 guests
Water bodies on the territory
2
Drive time from Toronto
15 h 37 (1405 km)
Drive time from Ottawa
16 h 20 (1470 km)
About

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The outfitter

Thousand Lakes Outposts offers fishing and hunting trips in the heart of Northwestern Ontario's boreal forest. Outdoor enthusiasts can fish for walleye and northern pike on Kearns and Stonehouse Lakes while enjoying fly-in outpost camps. Accommodations include fully equipped cabins with hot water, electricity, indoor showers, and motorized boats. The establishment also offers moose and black bear hunting packages in outfitted tent camps with generators, accessible by road or air.

Territory and geography

Located in Northwestern Ontario, the territory extends deep into the boreal forest, characterized by rugged wilderness and thousands of pristine lakes such as Kearns and Stonehouse. This isolated environment provides a prime habitat for abundant wildlife, including walleye, northern pike, moose, and black bear. The geography of the area combines large, low-traffic bodies of water, rivers, and forest harvest zones. Access to the outposts is primarily by floatplane from the Armstrong area, while some hunting territories remain accessible via forest roads by vehicle or ATV.

Frequently asked questions

What visitors ask

Thousand Lakes Outposts offers: Fishing, Big Game Hunting. The species found on the territory are Northern pike, Walleye, Moose.

1 lodgings are available on the territory, hosting up to 6 guests.

To reach the fishing camps, visitors take a fully paved road north from Thunder Bay for approximately two and a half hours to Armstrong. The floatplane departure takes place from the Wabagimi Air base to the remote lakes. For land-accessible hunting trips, access is directly by personal vehicle or ATV via forest roads north of Thunder Bay.

Thousand Lakes Outposts is located in Thunder Bay, On.

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