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Whiteclay Lake

Northern Pike Fishing

New vacationers to Grayson are pleasantly surprised by this camp. Many say - "It feels like a summer home". Grayson Lake is 7 miles long with a portage boat into Nikki Lake for added fun excursions.

Mojikit Channel

The South camp was newly constructed in 2001. Big, impressive and well thought out is the best way to describe this structure. From the 15 foot cathedral ceilings to the stand up bar we designed the camp with the big group in mind.

“The fishing is here is stupid good” in the words of one group as they excitedly explained how their week went...

Scallop Lake

Scallop is, in fact, a part of a four small lake series .. Maddy - Lower Maddy - Austen and Scallop, all part of the Raymond River system.

The Scallop cabin has in recent years seen many improvements: Solar electricity, gravity fed water system with hot and cold water, Large added screened in porch, a shower, Screened in fish cleaning house with running water and a sink, its fully insulated with pine interior.

Pickett Lake

Two lakes, approximately 7 miles of navigatable river, sandy beaches and a large comfy log cabin, all in a private setting with ‘Natures Showroom' on display.

Poshowconk Lake

This is the way it used to be. Propane lights .. No running water but it has a propane fridge .. stove .. and a gas grill and of course a Motorola 2-way radio. This is our camp on tiny Poshowconk Lake. In recent years this camp has been mainly a moose hunt camp, but has very good walleye and pike fishing

Whiteclay West

Whiteclay Lake is a long 13,000 acre lake with many interesting places to visit and fish. Ogoki Frontier has two camps that are 5 miles apart - above the West camp at the mouth of the Ogoki River. The fishing here is exceptionally good

Whiteclay North

Whiteclay North at the mouth of the Moncrief River

PREPARE FOR EXTREME FISHING: GET THE CARD

Aquiring a Ontario Fishing License

A licence to fish in Ontario consists of an Ontario Outdoors Card plus a Ontario fishing licence tag (either affixed to the card or accompanying the card). Here is a quick overview of the basics for Ontario residents, Canadian residents, and non-Canadian residents.

Please note: Ogoki Frontier has Ontario fishing licenses for sale at the base camp and will assist you to do all the paperwork. To find out more information or costs call or email the Ogoki Frontier base camp.

Non-Canadian Residents

Non-Canadian residents need an Outdoors Card to fish in Ontario if they are 18 years of age and over. ( NOTE: Non-residents 65 years of age or older are not exempt from requiring a licence). The sport fishing licence tag (one year or eight day) or the conservation ontario fishing licence tag (one year or eight day) accompanies the plastic Ontario Outdoors Card.

If you have never had an Ontario Outdoors Card, you can purchase a "Non-Canadian Resident Temporary Fishing Outdoors Card and Application" from Ogoki Frontier base camp. The Non-Canadian Resident Temporary Fishing Outdoors Card and Application does not include the fishing licence tag. The Ontario fishing licence tag will be a separate paper permit.

The temporary Outdoors Card and paper licence are effective immediately. Your plastic Ontario Outdoors Card will be mailed to you by year end, and is valid for three calendar years (including the year of purchase).

Non-Canadian resident hunters can also fish under the authority of their Outdoor Card (fishing/hunting version) with the appropriate Ontario fishing licence tag.

You can also get more information on the Outdoors Card by calling the Outdoors Card Centre at 1-800-387-7011 . This toll-free number works from all of North America, from Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (Eastern Time).

Canadian (other than Ontario) Residents

Canadian residents need an Outdoors Card to fish in Ontario if they are at least 18 years old but have not reached their 65th birthday. The sport fishing licence tag or the conservation fishing licence tag accompanies the plastic Outdoors Card.

If you have never had an Outdoors Card, you can purchase a "Canadian Resident Temporary Fishing Outdoors Card and Application" from Ogoki Frontier or one of more than 1,800 licence issuers across the province. The Canadian Resident Temporary Fishing Outdoors Card and Application does not include the Ontario fishing licence tag. The fishing licence tag will be a separate paper permit.

The temporary Outdoors Card and paper licence tag are effective immediately. Your plastic Ontario Outdoors Card will be mailed to you by year end, and is valid for three calendar years (including the year of purchase).

Canadian resident hunters can also fish under the authority of their Outdoor Card (fishing/hunting version) with the appropriate fishing licence tag.

You can also get more information on the Outdoors Card by calling Ogoki Frontier or the Outdoors Card Centre at 1-800-387-7011 .

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Ontario Residents

Ontario residents need an Outdoors Card to fish in Ontario if they are at least 18 years old but have not reached their 65th birthday. The sport fishing licence tag or the conservation Ontario fishing licence tag is affixed to, or accompanied by, the plastic Outdoors Card.

If you have never had an Outdoors Card, you can request an application form be mailed to you by phoning the Outdoors Card Centre from anywhere in Canada at 1-800-387-7011 or you can fill one out at our base camp prior to departing on your fishing trip.

Your Ontario Outdoors Card is good for three calendar years.

If you are an Ontario resident between 18 and 65 years of age and you want to fish in Ontario right away, you can buy a "Resident Temporary Fishing Licence and Outdoors Card and Application". This temporary paper licence is effective immediately and valid until December 31 of the year in which it was purchased.

The fee for a temporary paper licence includes the cost of a three-year plastic Outdoors Card.

If your Outdoors Card will soon expire, or has already expired, the fastest and easiest way to renew your Outdoors Card is a three year renewal by credit card with a call to 1-800-288-1155 or online at the Outdoors Card website .

Ontario resident hunters can also fish under the authority of their Outdoors Card (fishing/hunting version) with the appropriate fishing licence tag.

You can also get more information on the Outdoors Card by calling the Outdoors Card Centre at 1-800-387-7011 . This toll-free number works from all regions of Canada, from Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (Eastern Time).

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