Outpost
(Tuktegweik) Tuk Bay Outpost - Lac Seul
Lac Seul, Ontario — Near Sioux Lookout
About This Outpost
Accommodations
Amenities
Other: New BBQ, two-burner fish cooker with pots and pans, electric start generators, new life jackets, minnow buckets, anchors, full-floor Lund Fury boats with storage. Boat-in option available for guests with own boats.
Fish Species
Fishing Regulations
Boats & Equipment
Lake Information
Lac Seul spans nearly 150 miles and is composed of many bays, peninsulas, streams, inlets and hundreds of islands. It is a large and relatively shallow waterbody, with an average depth of only 23 feet, offering world-class walleye, pike and smallmouth bass fishing. Internationally known for trophy walleye and northern pike. No portages required. The lake hosts numerous resorts and private cabins, resulting in significant fishing pressure compared to most fly-in lakes. The amount of pressure varies considerably depending on location.
Meals & Services
Reviews & Reputation
Guests rate Slate Falls Outposts very highly. Nearly every review gives 5 stars, and the two 4-star reviews are tied to bad weather rather than the outfitter. Reviewers often call it a "first class operation" and single out owner Ryan Runge, along with Verne Hollett and Andrea, for going the extra mile. Several repeat guests say they have used the outfitter for years. One has gone for 10 years, another has fished Canada for over 35 years, and others have rebooked for the following season. Reviews cover lakes including Lake St. Joseph (Root Bay), Arc Lake, Miniss Lake, and Lac Seul.
The fishing gets the most praise, especially walleye. Guests describe steady action, with 100-fish days mentioned for Arc Lake and Lake St. Joseph. One party of two estimated 600-700 walleye in a week, averaging about 20 inches. Others mention fish pushing the upper-20-inch range, and big pike turn up in reports from Arc and Miniss. One review also describes Lac Seul as a destination for muskie anglers. Reviewers also like the comfort of the outposts: solar lighting, refrigeration, comfortable mattresses, full kitchens with cookware, warm showers, big decks, dry boats with dependable motors, and boat slips. Satellite internet is available via generator, and guests say it can be left off for a fully off-grid stay. Service is a frequent theme. Guests mention clean, comfortable float plane flights, competent pilots, on-time flights, helpful caretakers, and quick responses by call or text if supplies like ice or minnows run low.
Complaints are rare. The only recurring caveat is weather: one group fished Miniss Lake in mid-September in rain, wind, and cool temperatures, and another had ice problems on St. Joseph at the start of a trip. Neither was blamed on the outfitter. One reviewer also noted that the fishing rewards paying attention to structure and technique rather than handing out success. The destination suits walleye anglers who want high numbers with a chance at larger fish, groups of friends, and first-time fly-in guests who want comfortable cabins and smooth logistics. Pike and muskie anglers will also find options, and so will guests who want a remote setting with modern comforts.
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What's Included
Included
Flights in and out (fly-in option), fully equipped outpost, boats, motors and gas, satellite internet, electric start generators, life jackets, anchors, minnow buckets, boat seats
Not Included
Fishing licence, food (optional food plan at $50/person/day), guide service (optional at $400/day), boats/motors/fuel if choosing boat-in option
Getting There
Access: fly-in
Air Base: Sioux Lookout, Ontario
Season & Booking
Minimum Stay: 4 days
Location
Contact
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