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KCR Camp
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KCR Camp is a real wilderness camp located 54 miles northwest of Kenora, Ontario on the famous Winnipeg River - where you have to ride 6 miles by boat to our island. Far removed from civilization and surrounded by virgin lakes and forest, where the abundance fish to be found can make any sportsman's dream come true.
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General:
Full Service, Drive-in, Fly-in, Guides, Other
Fishing Available:
Walleye, Northern Pike, Smallmouth Bass, Muskie, Crappie, Perch
Hunting Available:
Black Bear
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Dates Open :
May to October
Lake or Area Name :
55 miles north of Kenora, Winnipeg River system, Ontario
Boat Safety Information : Pleasure
Craft Operator Card
Recommended Outdoor Supplier : Basspro.com
The information on this site was provided to us from the lodge or outfitter. Please visit their link to find even more detailed information.
After a day of fishing in the clean, cool air your appetites will soar. You'll be able to take along all of the trimmings for a fish cook-out on a rocky shore and come back in the evening to a delicious, satisfying, home cooked meal in our own kitchen served to you in the lodge dining room. Eat hearty! You can go back to the diet when you get home! Each party has it's own tidy sleeping cabin equipped with comfortable beds, wool blankets, clean sheets, cold running water, electricity, and a refrigerator to keep your refreshments cool. Central showers provide plenty of hot water at any time.
K.C.R. is a real wilderness camp, located 54 miles of Kenora, Ontario on the famous Winnipeg River. where you have to ride 6 miles by boat to our island. Far removed from civilization and surrounded by virgin lakes and forest. The abundance of fish to be found can make any sportman's dream come true.The many rapids and waterfalls offer endless opportunities for anglers to explore. Our cool waters create game fish of unparalleled fighting spirit and energy! Our diversified structure of cabbage beds, boulder strewn drop offs, hundreds of islands and depths of over 120 feet.
Fish the constant flow of fresh waters below two dams and serveral falls. Fish the slow currents at a number of creek mouths or the quiet lakes with thier hundreds of bays and islands, plus miles and miles of rocky shorelines.
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http://www.kcrcamp.com
     
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