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Mojikit Lake Outpost

Mattice Lake Outfitters

Mojikit Lake, Ontario — Near Armstrong Station

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Max Depth 36 ft

Access fly-in

Season May 16 – September 19

Pricing $$

About This Outpost

A remote fly-in outpost camp on Mojikit Lake in Northwestern Ontario, reached only by seaplane. It suits small groups of friends and family looking for peace, quiet, and remote wilderness fishing. The lake is part of the Ogoki-Albany river system. Rates are the same as Short Lake.

Accommodations

Amenities

Electricity: Yes - solar

Two-way radio

Other: All camps have new screened-in fish cleaning houses and new 15 HP 4-stroke Yamaha outboard motors

Fish Species

walleye

Boats & Equipment

Boat Brand

Lund

Motor

15 HP 4-stroke

Motor Brand

Yamaha

Gas Included

Yes - unlimited

Lake Information

Mojikit Lake is a remote fly-in fishing destination in Northwestern Ontario on the Ogoki-Albany river system, accessible only by floatplane. Offers world-class walleye and northern pike fishing in a quiet, remote setting suitable for small groups. Brook trout are also available in the rapids below the dam.

Lake Name

Mojikit Lake

Province

Ontario, Northwestern Ontario

Max Depth

36 ft

Avg Depth

9 ft

Fishing Pressure

Moderate - Several lodges and outposts on this large, fly-in only lake

Meals & Services

Meal Plan

Housekeeping

Meals Included

Guide Service

not available

Reviews & Reputation

Review Highlights

Mattice Lake Outfitters consistently earns five-star reviews across multiple platforms, and guest sentiment is overwhelmingly positive. Many reviewers are repeat customers who have returned for years or even decades, which speaks strongly to the outfitter's reliability and reputation. Guests frequently describe the operation as professionally run, with owner Don and his staff singled out for attentiveness and genuine hospitality. Several reviewers say staff went above and beyond in difficult situations, including helping guests evacuate quickly during family emergencies.

Fishing is the central highlight. Guests report consistent success with walleye, pike, lake trout, and brook trout across multiple lakes including Ogoki Reservoir, Whitewater Lake, and Luella Lake. Guests frequently praise the variety of species and the accessible fishing spots (including productive areas right in front of camp). Cabin quality is another standout. Reviewers describe the cabins as among the nicest they have encountered on remote fly-in trips, noting comfortable beds, fully stocked kitchens, wood stoves, and scenic views. Guests also praise the boats, motors, and logistical support such as ample ice supply. Wildlife sightings including moose, caribou, bear, and eagles add to the trip for many guests.

The camp suits groups of buddies targeting trophy pike or walleye, families with children looking for a welcoming and well-organized fly-in trip, and anglers of varying experience levels including those new to fly-in fishing.