Wolf Lake fishing outpost actually offers two lakes in one, since a mere 30 foot portage separates Wolf Lake from neighbouring Victoria Lake. Wolf has a varied shoreline, the north side dominated by the granite cliffs typical of the Canadian Shield, whereas the south shore has more gentle rock shorelines interspersed with pasture that attract deer, beavers, moose and multitudes of birds. There are many back bays to explore, and we have provided a canoe and two kayaks for this purpose. Aluminum boats with motors are also on site.

While Wolf boasts both large and smallmouth species plus Splake (a
speckled/lake trout hybrid), Victoria is primarily a smallmouth lake, with some catches topping 5 pounds. For a small lake, Wolf offers a surprising array of fishing situations and cover; rocky point, steep breaklines, distinct weedlines, pad beds, shoreline deadfalls, stumps, beaver lodge, even a dock. The lake is also home to an unfished population of splake, stocked in the past and now fully grown. Splake fishing opens as soon as the ice goes out, usually by early May.

The 20-minute flight from our base takes you over western Haliburton, lending an
appreciation of the word 'remote'. Added enjoyment comes via the viewing of abundant wildlife that has settled at the lake, including beavers, deer, moose, multitudes of birds and a family of otters.

Our recently built cabin is extremely comfortable, sleeping 4 in bunks and an additional 2 in the loft. A generous screened porch adds to the living space in the evenings.

A north-facing wall of windows admits light without glare. A generous screened porch adds to the living space after the day is done. Propane stove, fridge and lighting, plus a gas Bar-B-Que are all provided.

Wolf Lake Features

• Bed for 6 (2 bunks and 2 twins)
• Propane fridge, stove, lighting
• Running Water in Kitchen
• Woodstove
• Screened porch
• Propane BBQ
• 3 Aluminium boats
• 3 outboard motors
• Canoe
• 2 Kayaks

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