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Stonehouse Lake Outpost

Thousand Lakes Outposts

Stonehouse Lake, Ontario — Near Armstrong

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Max Guests 4
Access fly-in
Season May – September
Pricing $

About This Outpost

Only cabin on the lake — Complete privacy
A cozy cedar log cabin on a small, secluded lake where wind and waves are not a concern. Ideal for smaller groups of 2 to 4 people seeking a private getaway. Guests can fish Stonehouse Lake or take a 10-minute walk over to Kearns Lake. The cabin has Starlink wifi, a Smart TV with DVD player, solar power, and 2 boats and motors. It also has hot and cold running water, shower, indoor flush toilet, fridge, freezer, and propane appliances.

Accommodations

Lodging Type
Cedar log cabin
Max Guests
4
Amenities
Electricity: Yes - solar with generator backup
Running Water: Yes
Hot Water: Yes
Drinking Water: Yes
Shower: Yes
Sink: Yes
Toilet: flush
Heat: Yes - propane
WiFi
Cell: No
Starlink wifi; wifi calling on smartphones
Dock
Fish Freezer
Tackle Shop: No
Shore Lunch Kit: No

Other: Smart TV, electric fridge, cedar log construction, rods/reels/fishing nets supplied, life jackets supplied, first aid kit

Fish Species

walleye pike

Portage Lakes: Yes - Kearns Lake accessible via 10-minute walk (1 lakes)

About Us   Boats & Equipment

Boats Included
2
Boat Length
14 ft
Boat Brand
Lund
Motor
15hp 4-stroke
Motor Brand
Yamaha
Seat Type
swivel seats
Gas Included
Yes

Lake Information

Small, secluded lake in Northwestern Ontario's Boreal Forest near Kearns Lake. Wind and waves are not a concern due to the lake's size. Guests may also walk 10 minutes to fish Kearns Lake (Jay Vee Lake).

Lake Name
Stonehouse Lake
Province
Ontario, Northwestern Ontario
Fishing Pressure
Low - small secluded remote fly-in lake

Meals & Services

Meal Plan
Housekeeping
Meals Included
No
Guide Service
not available

Reviews & Reputation

Review Highlights

Thousand Lakes Outposts, based out of Thunder Bay, Ontario and operated by Dwayne Bolen and Teri Fero, has a strong reputation built over many years of return visits. Reviews are uniformly positive across both the fly-in fishing outposts and the guided moose hunts, with many guests saying they have returned annually for years or even decades. One fishing reviewer mentioned a Minnesota group that had been visiting Kearns and Stonehouse Lakes for 26 consecutive years, and several reviewers describe multiple return trips. Guests frequently say Thousand Lakes exceeded experiences they had at other outfitters across Canada and beyond.

On the fishing side, guests praise Kearns Lake in particular for walleye numbers and size. They routinely report catches of 30 to 75 walleye per day in the 2 to 7 pound range, with trophy fish reaching into the mid-to-upper 20-inch class. One guest reported a 31.6-pound northern pike. There are no competing camps on the lakes, and that low fishing pressure is a key reason for the quality. The cabins are well-maintained and comfortable, with hot and cold running water, showers, and fully equipped kitchens. Upgrades over the years include remodeled bathrooms, new boats and motors, and a satellite phone. On the hunting side, guides receive high marks for pre-season scouting, local knowledge, enthusiasm, and going beyond what guests expected, including setting up camp, providing detailed maps, and actively calling in multiple bulls over consecutive days.

Weather and water conditions can vary significantly. One trip report describes unusually high water levels and a late ice-out affecting the feel of the season, a natural variable rather than a criticism of the outfitter. This destination suits dedicated walleye anglers seeking high-volume action in a remote, low-pressure environment, groups of fishing buddies or returning regulars who value consistent year-over-year quality, and archery moose hunters looking for a hands-on, well-guided wilderness hunt. It also suits first-time fly-in guests given the well-appointed cabins and reliable infrastructure.

What's Included

Included

Flights to and from cabin (approx. 30-minute flight each way), use of 2 boats and motors, all fuel (gasoline for boats and propane for cabin refrigerator, hot water heater and stove), Starlink wifi, Smart TV

Not Included

Food and beverages (can be arranged with 30+ days notice at cost + 20% surcharge), fishing licenses, Canadian taxes (HST 13%), hospital/medical expenses, gear overweight fees (over 100 lbs at $1.00/lb)

Getting There

Access: fly-in

Air Base: Wabagimi Air, Armstrong, Ontario (approximately 2.5 hours north of Thunder Bay by paved road)

Flight Time: 30 minutes

Season & Booking

Season: May to September

Minimum Stay: 3 days

Location

Map preview of the lake and surrounding area

Contact

Thousand Lakes Outposts
Dwayne and Terry Thousand Lakes Outposts
Armstrong, Ontario
13284B, Hwy 591, Ware, Ontario P7G 2S3

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