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Hawk Air

Hawk Junction, Ontario

Family-run fly-in outfitter operating 16 remote outpost camps in northern Ontario near Wawa, targeting walleye, pike, and trout.

18 Outposts
Properties 18
Waters 18
Species 5
Max Guests 12
Access fly-in
Season May - October

Overview

Hawk Air Fly-In Vacations is a family-operated outfitter based at Hawk Junction, Ontario, approximately 20 minutes east of Wawa. The company has been providing fly-in fishing and hunting vacations for over 30 years, operating a fleet of float planes including a Turbine Otter and a Cessna 180 to serve guests across remote northern Ontario wilderness.

The operation currently runs 16 remote outpost camps, as well as lodges and private camps in the surrounding region. In addition to fishing, Hawk Air offers fly-in service for moose hunters and provides air charter and sightseeing flights. A short-stay option branded as a "Micro Vacation" allows guests to book a 2-night fly-in fishing getaway.

Best for: Self-guided anglers, small groups, and families looking for a fully remote fly-in outpost experience with multiple lake and species options.
Best time: Operations run May through October, with early season (around ice-out in May) noted by repeat guests as productive for pike and lake trout.

Highlights

16 remote fly-in outpost camps
Walleye, northern pike, speckled trout and lake trout
Float plane fleet including Turbine Otter and Cessna 180
Boat and motor included for every two guests
Unlimited gas included
Camps in the Chapleau Game Preserve
Moose hunting trips also offered

The Fishing

Hawk Air's outpost camps target four primary species: walleye, northern pike, speckled trout (brook trout), and lake trout. Camps are spread across a variety of remote lakes, each offering different structure and character — from river-like lakes with shallow weedy bays to deeper, clearer trout waters. Many locations include access to secondary lakes via short portages, giving anglers the option to fish multiple bodies of water in one trip. Guests fish self-guided from boats, and the camps are set up to support full days on the water.

Several lakes within the operation lie inside or adjacent to the Chapleau Game Preserve, where wildlife sightings are common. Anglers have reported walleye up to 5 pounds, northern pike up to 40 inches, and lake trout at a number of designated trout camps.

Accommodations

Outpost camps range from two-bedroom to three-bedroom frame and log cabins. All camps include screened windows, foam mattresses on bunks, a wood stove for heat, propane lighting, a large refrigerator, a four-burner cook stove with oven, a propane grill on an outside deck, and a full complement of dishes, pots, and pans. Some camps, such as Pichogan, feature upgrades including hot and cold running water with a shower and a generator for powering lights and charging electronics. Meals are self-catered; guests bring and prepare their own food. Flight to and from the cabin is included in the booking.

Fish Species

perch pike lake trout whitefish walleye

What They Offer

Amenities available at one or more of this outfitter's properties.

Meal plans
Gas included
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5.0
Based on 2 reviews from across the web
Summarized Review Highlights

Hawk Air is a fly-in fishing outfitter based near Wawa, Ontario, with a strong reputation built on repeat customers and consistent fishing experiences. Reviewers reflect a high level of overall satisfaction, with one angler noting he has used Hawk Air eight or nine times and continues to recommend them. The general sentiment is that this is a reliable, well-run operation that delivers on its fishing promises across multiple species and seasons.

Guests consistently praise the variety of lakes on offer — including Anaharea, Dossier, Wejin, Goat, and others — and the ability to target different species such as northern pike, walleye, lake trout, and brook trout. The portage-connected lake systems are a notable feature, allowing anglers to fish multiple bodies of water in a single day. Walleye catches in the 20–30 inch range have been reported, and pike and lakers at ice-out in May receive particular enthusiasm. Reviewers also note that the outfitter regularly upgrades cabin facilities and motors, suggesting ongoing investment in the guest experience. Pricing has increased over time, which one long-time guest attributed to fuel costs for float plane operations, though this was mentioned as an observation rather than a serious complaint.

There are no recurring negative themes in these reviews — guests appear genuinely satisfied. The main practical considerations are weather-related: cold north winds and spring ice-out conditions require proper layering, and early-season trips in May mean cold temperatures even if fishing is excellent. This destination appears best suited for experienced or repeat fly-in anglers who enjoy species variety, multi-lake exploration, and self-guided remote fishing. Groups of friends or fishing buddies targeting trophy walleye and pike will likely find it a strong fit, and the flexibility of split-lake trips may appeal to anglers who want to mix species within a single outing.

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Another week long fly-in trip with Hawk Air – great walleye fishing
We just finished another week long fly-in trip with Hawk Air. We pulled a bunch of eyes with good size range. A bunch of fish ranged from 20"-26". I even managed to pull a 27.5" and a 30"! What a week!! It was a fairly cold week. That North wind can really make you layer up!
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Used Hawk Air 8 or 9 times – highly recommend
Ive used Hawk Air 8 or 9 times. I would recommend them. They offer alot of choices as far as fishing different lakes for different species. We used to go in the summer and do a split trip, 4 days for pike/walleye then to a different lake for brook trout. The last three times we went right at ice out in May to a pike/lake trout lake, kept our beer cold in the snow, but the fishing was awesome. I just recieved their brochure in the mail this past weekend. Their prices have gone up since I last used them, but Im sure it takes alot of fuel to run those planes around. If you have more specific questions about them let me know. Goat, Easey, Duffy, Mosambik, Wejin, Anaharea, Dossier. Alot of their lakes have a portage where you can motor to an area then walk thru the woods to another lake where they have more boats waiting. My favorites were Anaharea at ice out, lots of big northerns and lakers, and Dossier in the summer, tons of brookies there. Wejin has two lakes and a portage to a lake trout lake also, you can fish all three in the same day. The Hawk Air people make lots of improvements every year to their cabins, and update their motors quite often too. We usually drive up on a Friday and stay in Wawa at the Wawa Motor Inn. They have a bar and restaurant at the motel, then we drive the last 15-20 miles to hawk lake Saturday morning for the flight out.
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Getting There

Guests drive to Hawk Air's float plane base on Hawk Lake in Hawk Junction, which sits approximately 20 minutes (about 24 km) east of Wawa, Ontario, via Highway 101 east to Highway 547. From the base, guests are flown to their assigned outpost camp by float plane. The nearest larger service centre is Wawa, where fishing and hunting licences can be obtained before heading to the air base. The camps themselves are accessible only by float plane.

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Lodges & Camps

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Anaharea

Anaharea Lake • 12 guests

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Dibben

Dibben Lake • 6 guests

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Duffy

Duffy Lake • 10 guests

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Easey Point

Easey Lake • 12 guests

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Fulcher

Fulcher Lake • 6 guests

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Goat

Goat Lake • 8 guests

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Gould

Gould Lake • 6 guests

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Little Missinabie

Little Missinabie • 12 guests

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Lobo

Lobo Lake • 6 guests

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McCrea

McCrea Lake • 8 guests

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Michi

Michi Lake • 8 guests

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Mosambik

Mosambik Lake • 12 guests

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Pichogan

Pichogan Lake • 8 guests

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Rod

Rod Lake • 6 guests

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Tik

Tikamaganda Lake • 6 guests

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Upper Duffy

Upper Duffy Lake • 7 guests

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Upper Pichogan

Upper Pichogan Lake • 4 guests

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Wejin

Wejin Lake • 8 guests

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