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Wesley's fly-in
Outpost Camps are equipped for housekeeping and are located
on virgin lakes in the breathtaking northern Ontario wilderness.
Each location provides species of mouth watering huge Walleye
and furious large Northern Pike. These new world class outpost
camps with one cabin on each lake are on the Pipestone River
system 40 minutes Northeast of Pickle Lake.
Each outpost is
isolated having the only cabins on that lake.
This exceptional
and incredible fishing vacation experience with world class
fishing, first class accommodations, new "top of the
line" equipment and professional staff will provide you
with remarkable customer service. We intend to give you the
best fishing and vacation experience you can receive and that
you will remember for years to come.
This wilderness
experience will provide opportunities to enjoy delicious shore
lunches.
The famous red
sunsets or northern lights dancing across the skies provide
background for breathtaking scenes in this unique wilderness
experience. Not very often will you get to experience brand
new facilities, new equipment, world class fishing, on lakes
with only one Outpost Cabin on each lake. Fishing at the Wesley
outpost has produced delicious walleye and fighting northern
pike. The Lakes continuously provide prolific fishing experiences.
The Pipestone River system provides many miles of shorelines,
Islands and water systems with fast rapids to fish during
the hot sunny days in this most beautiful wilderness setting.
Kecheckagan and
Yates lakes are tribitaries of the Pipestone River system
with fast waters for excellent fishing and exploring, virgin
wilderness forests with an abundance of wildlife, site locations
protected from the northwest prevailing winds, and panoramic
views of the lakes with their breathtaking scenery. Each of
these lakes host the only cabins on the lake - a lake to ones
self. The outpost camps are new facilities build spring/summer
(2002) with new equipment, only 25 minutes from Cat Lake First
Nation community by float plane and 40 minutes from Pickle
Lake.
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