Moose Point Lodge

Moose Point Lodge on Shikag Lake in Ontario has an exceptionally strong reputation among its guests, many of whom have returned annually for decades. Guests show deep loyalty and genuine affection for the lodge, and often describe it as a place that feels like a second home. Guests name owners Brad and Donna as central to that welcoming atmosphere. Sentiment across reviews is overwhelmingly positive, with no notable complaints.

Guests praise the fishing above all else, with walleye the standout draw. Reviewers report catching trophy-sized walleye regularly, including fish in the 27- to 32-inch range, and credit the lodge's catch-and-release practices for improving the fishery over time. Smallmouth bass and northern pike round out the options on Shikag Lake, though at least one group wished they had spent more time targeting pike given how good the walleye fishing was. Guests describe the guides as knowledgeable and effective at putting them on fish. The shore lunch prepared from the day's catch draws particular enthusiasm. Guests describe the accommodations as clean, comfortable, and far from rustic, and they praise the food.

Reviews show no recurring complaints. Every reviewer rates the experience at the highest level, and several have returned for eight, twenty, or even forty-plus years. The lodge suits walleye anglers of any experience level, including first-time fly-in visitors, groups of friends or family, and those looking to introduce younger anglers to fishing. The comfortable accommodations and quality food also make it a reasonable choice for guests who want a remote fishing experience without roughing it.