Main Address :
P.O. Box 642
Sheboygan ,  WI
53082
USA
Phone :  (920) 893-3525
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Summer Address :
P.O. Box 1342
Red Lake  , ON
P0V 2M0
Canada
Phone :  (920) 893-3525
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Fish Species:

Walleye

Rainbow Trout

Northern Pike

Largemouth Bass

Arctic Grayling

Arctic Char

Brook Trout

Smallmouth Bass

Perch

Muskie

Lake Trout

Crappie

Catfish

All Resorts & Lodges

Fishing Available:
Walleye, Northern Pike, Perch

Hunting Available:

Canoe Opasquia enjoyed another superb season. For the second year in a row, the weather cooperated for everyone. Unfortunately, lack of rain this season caused water levels to drop roughly three feet in the Opasquia Provincial Park . On the other hand, warm weeks lasting deep into September allowed canoeist to enjoy the fall canoeing throughout the park. Many people will admit that there is nothing greater than paddling the waters on a mild afternoon in September; gazing at the fall colors and enjoying the Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights) dancing in the starlit skies at night. On the whole, temperatures were consistent and remained warm throughout the summer. A number of warm spells in June and July again created warm water temperatures and offered numerous opportunities for swimming.

Word of mouth is spreading about Canoe Opasquia. T. Steplyk an experienced canoeist from Illinois quotes, " It seems to me that the Opasquia Provincial Park is the next sight in the progression of places to canoe when the southern places have already been visited. It seems folks travel further and further seeking a bit more solitude and less traveled places. Canoe Opasquia's service of getting in and getting out seems very coordinated and dependable."

The Opasquia (pronounced O*pas*q*way) Provincial Park is one of the newer provincial parks created in Northwestern Ontario . This park located 185 miles north of Red Lake is accessible by air only. Adjoining the Manitoba border, the Opasquia Park is 1.5 million acres of true beauty. This remote park is a unique, unspoiled roadless destination, where the faint rumble of a jet passing overhead is the only sound of the outside world.