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Williams Lake Outpost

Pickle Lake Outposts

Williams Lake, Ontario — Near Pickle Lake

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Lake Size 5,000 acres

Max Guests 10

Access fly-in

Season End of May – Beginning of October

Pricing $$

About This Outpost

Only cabin on the lake — Complete privacy

Remote fly-in outpost on Williams Lake, accessible only by bush plane from Pickle Lake. Located near the outlet river on the southern portion of the lake, offering excellent walleye and northern pike fishing. One island on the lake still holds a historic cabin from the old dog sled mail route era, giving the area a rich northern history alongside its remote, quiet wilderness setting.

Accommodations

Lodging Type

Cabin

Max Guests

Amenities

Electricity: Yes - generator

Running Water: Yes

Hot Water: Yes

Drinking Water: No

Shower: Yes

Sink: Yes

Toilet: outhouse

Heat: Wood stove

Cell: No

In-Reach (texting)

Dock

Other: Propane Refrigeration, Deck, 30" Range & Oven, Gas BBQ, Generator Light

Fish Species

walleye pike

Fishery Type: Low - only cabin on lake

Boats & Equipment

Boats Included

Motor

15-25hp

Gas Included

Yes

Lake Information

Lake with outlet river on the southern portion creating moving water that attracts walleye and northern pike.

Lake Name

Williams Lake

Province

Ontario, Northwestern Ontario

Lake Size

5,000 acres

Meals & Services

Guide Service

not available

Reviews & Reputation

3.0

Based on 1 review from across the web

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phishfearme Jul 8, 2012

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Trip Report - Williams Lake with Pickle Lake Outposts

A 10-day trip (June 26 to July 6) to Williams Lake. The trip was originally planned for Neawagank, but high water sent the group to Williams. The further from the cabin, the better the fishing in size and numbers. Structured sections of Lake 3 gave walleye averaging 19 inches. A 10-man cabin on Lake 1 has clearly affected the fishing there, with lots of small walleye and hammer-handle pike. The reviewer would not consider it a lake for trophy pike or walleye. The cabin was an old 5-bedroom log cabin with nice features and lots of problems. Lighting came from a noisy generator. He was also critical of how fuel was handled and suggested the outfitter sell the cabins and stick to flying. 10 days cost $1571 including HST, with half the HST refunded automatically.

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