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Camp Narrows Lodge, Rainy Lake fishing

Camp Narrows Lodge, Rainy Lake fishing

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Fort Frances, Ontario, P9A 3N1, Canada
(807) 274-2121 www.campnarrows.com
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Jun 23, 2018
This was my first experience with Camp Narrows. It came highly recommended to me and it did not disappoint! The amenities were superb. The fishing was fantastic. The staff was friendly and accommodating. Because of the location, you truly feel like you are right on the water while the cabins gave us some nice luxuries that I wasn't expecting (modern showers, kitchen, beds, etc.). The week went by too quickly, but the memories will last a lifetime. Congratulations to Tom and his team for creating an atmosphere that I can't wait to book again!

Mar 22, 2017
Loved my vacation at Camp Narrows. My kids loved the fishing and the staff were so fun and helpful. Coming back next year!!

Mar 4, 2015
I've been going to Camp Narrows Lodge to fish twice a year for a dozen years. Once, in early July and again in early September. The lodge cabins are top notch, clean, fully stocked and convenient. Boat docking is only a few feet from your cabin door with electricity for battery charging at dockside. The staff is friendly and helpful in regard to fishing techniques and best areas to fish for the various species. In these dozen years, we have not had a single bad trip in regard to catching bass , walleyes, or northern pike. Rainy Lake is one of, if not the best multi-species lake in North America. Come check Camp Narrows and Rainy Lake out if you like to fish. The visual experience you will have is special also. You will most likely see deer, bear, eagles, pelicans, possibly a moose, beavers and lots and lots of smaller animals as well as spectacular rock formations and boreal greenery.

Mar 7, 2015
We had a group of 4 fishing at Camp Narrows Lodge last June, 2014. This was just before the real big rains hit. We had the time of our life. It was some of the best fishing we have had in Canada. We would limit out each day, and catch some larger fish for both Northern and Walleye. Tom took real good care of us and made sure all of our needs were met. It is a bit of a boat ride across Rainy Lake to get to Camp Narrows, but it is well worth it. I would recommend staying at Camp Narrows for both young and old alike. Happy Fishing. marv, Osceola, IA

Mar 4, 2015
I have fished Rainy Lake for the past 29 years, the last 22 or so, have been at Camp Narrows Lodge. This is nicest "remote" (boat access only) lodge on the lake. Tom is a great host and does everything he can to make your stay enjoyable. Camp Narrows is located in the middle of some of the best Bass, Walleye, Northern and Crappie fishing on the lake. I see many of the same visitors year after year so that's got to say something.

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