Lake Nipigon is situated on the 50th parallel.  An immense lake of pristine beauty, it is roughly ninety miles long and sixty-five miles wide.

     The scenic aspect of the lake is unsurpassed.  The shoreline varies from white and black sand beaches to sheer bluffs of the pre-cambrian mountain range that encompasses the lake.  In the cooler months of spring and fall the aurora borealis presents a breathtaking sight in the night sky.  Truly nature's serenity at it's best.

    Due to limited access roads, this large glacial lake has remained remote and unspoiled.  It's shores and waters abound with fish and wildlife.  It is the natural home of the beaver, timber wolf and moose, in addition to osprey, bald eagles, loons and other water fowl.

     The absence of angling pressure has resulted in Lake Nipigon remaining a world class fishery.  Although famous for its record sized brook  trout, Lake Nipigon offers a variety of other fish species including lake trout, walleye and northern pike.  Fish caught on a cruiser trip are cleaned and preserved as a part of that service.  It is necessary however, to bring along a cooler for transporting your catch on the return trip home.