Main Address :
PO Box 422
Black Earth ,  WI
53515
USA
Phone :  (608) 767-2967
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Summer Address :
Lac Des Mille Lacs Road
Upsala  , ON
POT2Y0
Canada
Phone :  (807) 986-2332
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Walleye, Northern Pike, Perch, Black Bear, Moose, Ducks, Drive-in, Fly-in, Remote Outposts, Lac Des Mille Lacs, Ontario , Lac Des Mille Lacs, Ontario , Drive-in, Fly-in, Remote Outposts Black Bear, Moose, Ducks , Drive-in, Fly-in, Remote Outposts , Our camp is located north of the Quetico Provincial Park in northwestern Ontario. The camp is accessible by road, just 6 miles off Highway 17, 90 miles west of Thunderbay, Ontario. The cold, clear waters of Lac Des Milles Lacs provide some of the best fishing available.

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:
Black Bear, Moose, Ducks

Thunderbird Resort offers a complete marina with plenty of beach and several piers for boat docking. In addition, we offer outboard motor fuel and oil, bait and cleaning services. Fast freezing service is also available so your catch arrives at home ready to prepare. Boat launching is available at the resort.

Campgrounds - If you like to enjoy the great Canadian outdoors in a motor home, trailer or tent, I can provide over 10 acres of campground. We have individual campsites as well as open areas so groups can situate themselves. We have plenty of firewood and picnic tables for your convenience. A central shower with flush toilets are provided for all campers.

Thunderbird Resort recommends a good medium action pole for walleyes, with a spinning reel. If you plan to do some northern fishing, however, a good bait casting rig is advised. I also recommend 10 to 15 lb. test line for walleye and 15 to 25 lb. test for northern fishing.

Walleye fishing is generally done with a spinner or jig and live bait. I have available at the camp, minnows, nightcrawlers or leeches, all of which work well depending on your fishing preference. Northern fishing is generally done using artificial lures. Bright colours, such as orange and red are the best. I recommend you bring along an assortment of daredevils, spoons and plugs which you like to fish.