Ice Fishing and Ice Hut in Operators

Here are your resources for winter ice fishing on Temagami Lakes in Northeastern Ontario
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We hope the following contact information will help you plan a great ice-fishing experience in northern Ontario.

Ice Hut Operators Around Temagami and Marten River in northeastern Ontario

Ice Fishing

If you’re looking for a great ice fishing getaway you came to the right place.

The winter at Jumping Caribou Cottages offers full service Temagami ice fishing vacations including lodging, heated ice hut rentals and good ice roads to the huts. We know you come to northern Ontario in the winter for walleye ice fishing so we move our ice fishing huts every week to keep you "on the fish."

If you enjoy ice fishing, you'll love fishing in our winter wonderland! Pick a beautiful sunny day, head out to a frozen area lake, drill a hole and drop in a fishing line, with the hope of pulling out a nice fish. Bring food and drink, maybe even a portable grill, and make a day of it!

Fishing licenses and regulations, as well as bait and gear, are available at Gramps Place our local fishing tackle shop.

Ice Fishing In Temagami on Jumping Caribou.

Canadian species of fish in Angus and area Lakes in Temagami are Walleye, Great Northern Pike, Perch, Smallmouth Bass, Lake Trout and White Fish.

Ice fish the many lakes and rivers in Temagami and Marten River area.

Spend some time ice fishing with family and friends and discover Ontario fishing like you've never seen it before.

You can learn more about Ontario ice fishing by booking an ice fishing adventure with one of Canada's best ice fishing Lodges.

Imagine tasting fresh Jumping Caribou walleye in the middle of winter.

If you are thinking of a winter vacation, you might consider a combination of snowmobiling and a ice fishing experience.

Ice fishing on Jumping Caribou Lake.

Jumping Caribou Ice Fishing & Ice Hut Operator 19 Jumping Caribou Rd, Temagami, Ontario P0H 2H0

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Fishing Tips - How To Catch and Release to ensure that the fish you release survive, follow these simple guidelines: 1 - use a barbless hook, 2 - set the hook quickly, 3 - play the fish quickly, 4 - hold the fish firmly, but gently, while removing the hook, 5 - use a needle nose pliers to remove the hooks, 6 - cut the line if the fish is throat hooked, and, 7 - gently slide the fish into the water.