Brook Trout Fishing near Armstrong, Ontario

Thunderhook Fly-ins & Smooth Rock Camp is located north of Armstrong and in the heart of the best Brook Trout fishing in Ontario. They offer multiple fly-in outpost camps to choose from on remote lakes and a fly-in lodge. They offer lakes and streams with great Brook Trout fishing. Brook Trout actively migrate to find food and cooler water as the heat of the summer moves in so you will have to contact Thunderhook for details on where to find Brookies during the summer. In the spring and fall Brook Trout are easier to find. Guests purposely targeting Brook Trout should be able to get 3 to 6 nice Brook Trout on an average day. The trout are most common in the 1 to 2 pound range but 3 and 4-pounders do get caught. They also have outstanding fishing for Walleye, Lake Trout and Northern Pike.

Nakina North Outfitters has fly-in outpost camps north of Nakina and Armstrong, Ontario. The outpost on Percy Lake has great spring Brook Trout fishing. The Little Current River and the Kapikotongwa River run into the lake and then a much larger Little Current River flows out. Guests can travel down river to Betty Falls where below the falls are hoards of Brook Trout waiting for the Mayfly hatch, which does not happen until June that far north. Brook Trout are common in the 1 to 3 pound range. Much larger fish are available and guests do catch trout in the 4 to 5 pound range. They offer fully equipped outpost cabins and good boats & motors. Fishing for Walleye, Northern Pike and Perch is also available.

Twin Lakes Outfitters air base is located 6 miles west of Nakina Ontario. They have 17 fully equipped fly-in outpost cabins with unbelievable fishing Brook Trout. The Dusey River, Albany River and the Ogoki River offer excellent world class Brook Trout fishing with many trophy Brook Trout being caught and released all summer long. In the spring there is fantastic Brook Trout fishing in the Drowning River below Relief Lake and Poverty Lake. They also have unbelievable fishing for Lake Trout, Walleye and Northern Pike.