Do any of you know any guides for lake trout and brook trout for lake Nipigon. Looking for any info. Limited results online. Thanks
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Nipigon Lake Trout Guides
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May 27, 2016 at 10:16 am #1621592
Call Chad at Pasha Lake Cabins. Both he and his guides spend a lot of time guiding out on Nipigon.
May 27, 2016 at 11:39 am #1621610Thanks James,
Just looking for something new. I Appreciate the reference. I watched a few shows were you guys beat up on some monster lakers. that was cool!
May 27, 2016 at 12:33 pm #1621631Thanks James,
Just looking for something new. I Appreciate the reference. I watched a few shows were you guys beat up on some monster lakers. that was cool!
I plan to be up to Pasha / Nipigon at the end of September chasing giant pike and lakers myself. It is a special place indeed!
May 27, 2016 at 6:31 pm #1621676Here is a guide I have personally used and would recommend. When we went with him we camped on the upper Nipigon River and it was a blast. We even camped less than a mile where the world record Brook trout was caught 100 years ago (Rabbit Rapids). Not sure if Barry still does the camping though. He has been fishing the Nipigon River a long time and really knows the river too. He only specializes in Nipigon River Brook Trout. Not sure he does Lake Trout in the big lake. Personally, if I was going to fish Brook trout up there I would fish them in the river vs. the Lake Nipigon. But that’s just me. You can also fish for Coasters in lake Superior as well.
http://www.hardcorefishing.org/
Also, here is my report from that trip too. It’s not a trip where you can expect high volumes of fish either. Definitely quality vs. quantity. I think we caught something like 22 Brook Trout over 3 days which our guide thought was above normal. I did catch one pushing 7 lbs though.
https://www.in-depthoutdoors.com/community/forums/topic/salmon_1145324/
May 28, 2016 at 7:23 am #1621707Hi Mudneck Joe
Yes, we do daily charter trips to Nipigon, mainly from May to July. The bite is currently red hot. 2016 trips so far guests have been treated to multiple double digits days, with frequent specks 20″ and up. Biggest this year was boated last week, just under 24″.
The best bite of the year and most action is happening now and will last another 2 weeks or so. Then, once the walleye season opens on Nipigon, will be chasing walleye’s.
PM me or call me anytime 715 817 4161
Thanks, Chad
PS – I don’t think Barry is guiding anymore, I heard he hung it up but not 100% sure.
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