Andomoozwe Outfitters
Nakina, Ontario
Owner-operated outfitter with a main lodge on O'Sullivan Lake and three fly-in outpost camps north of Nakina, Ontario.
Overview
Andomoozwe Outfitters and Lodge is owned and operated by Patrick Cloutier and David Priest. The operation took over from the former O'Sullivan Lake Outfitters, which had been running for over 26 years. The two owners personally attend hunts and oversee all aspects of the operation.
The main lodge sits on the Kawashkagama River, about 30 miles northwest of Nakina, with a two-minute boat ride to O'Sullivan Lake. In addition to the main base, the outfitter operates three fly-in outpost camps on the Ogoki River, Abamasagi Lake, and Burness Lake. The operation offers both fishing and hunting packages, including black bear and moose hunting.
Highlights
The Fishing
The waters accessible through Andomoozwe Outfitters hold walleye, northern pike, lake trout, brook trout, and whitefish. The main lodge provides access to O'Sullivan Lake and surrounding lakes reachable by quad trails. The Ogoki River outpost, located four miles west of Ogoki Lake, produces northern pike and brook trout taken from the river's numerous rapids. Abamasagi Lake, 24 kilometres long, is known for its walleye fishing and also yields large northern pike and lake trout; the Kawashkagama River flows in and out of the lake, providing brook trout fishing in spring. Fishing at the outposts is self-guided, with boats and motors provided at each camp.
Anglers at the main lodge fish from 14- and 16-foot Naden aluminum boats with swivel cushion seats powered by 4-stroke 9.9 and 15 hp Mercury motors. Daily minnow allowances are included in fishing packages, and guests are expected to bring their own fishing licenses, purchased en route.
Accommodations
The main lodge has seven fully furnished housekeeping waterfront cabins with running water and propane heat, plus barbecues and fire pits. Cabins are supplied with propane for cooking, an electric refrigerator and lights, propane heating, all cooking utensils, and bedding; most have indoor showers and bathrooms, though towels and dish towels are not provided. An on-site office and store, boat launch, walk-in cooler, camping sites, and live bait are also available at the main base. At the Abamasagi outpost, two cabins sleeping ten or more persons are equipped with a generator, wood stove, propane refrigerator and stove, shower, barbecue grill, and fish fryer. The Ogoki River outpost is a six-bunk camp equipped with a generator, propane cook stove, refrigerator, wood stove, barbecue grill, and fish fryer. The owners note the cabins are more rustic in character and have been renovating and updating facilities since taking over the operation.
Fish Species
What They Offer
Amenities available at one or more of this outfitter's properties.
Locations
One marker per lodge or camp. Click a marker for details.
Getting There
The main lodge is a short 30-minute drive northwest of Nakina, Ontario, making it a drive-to base camp accessible by road. The three outpost camps on the Ogoki River, Abamasagi Lake, and Burness Lake are accessed by float plane fly-in. Nakina serves as the staging town. There is a weight limit of 130 lbs per person including personal gear and food for fly-in trips; guests exceeding this limit may require an extra flight at additional cost.
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