Trophy Northern Pike Fishing!
 The term Hammer Handle Pike refers to small pike that are about the size of an average hammer handle maybe 12 inches? Hamer handle pike can live in the warmer waters of Southern Ontario and the upper mid west. The bigger northerns prefer the colder waters of Ontario's North. You just can't get the really big Trophy Northerns unless your willing to travel way up North to Armstrong or other deep North Ontario Fly-In locations.
So take it from me the total excitement and anticipation knowing each and every cast will bring you closer to landing the monster pike of your dreams starts when you leave our basecamp dock!
Do you day dream of a hard fought, fatigue induced battle with a monster northern pike before your warm water fishing trips? Then stop searching for hammer handles and start thinking, cold undesturbed northern lakes and about visiting the Ogoki Frontier!
Ask us a question now: fishing@ogokifrontier.com
Want to experience a real challenge? Join the ranks of thrill seekers who dare to snag the 40" northern pike with light tackle rigs. Light tackle fishing can be some of the most challenging, yet rewarding northern pike fishing available. Few dare try it, but those who do, gain an all new claim to fame!
 Chilled Ontario Northern Pike
There is no better time to hunt the trophy Ontario northern pike then just after ice out (typically May).
While others lakes are still sleeping under ice and preventing access to the pike's post spawn feeding frenzy, in select Ogoki area lakes, especially those with moving water the ice has cleared. This gives you an early opportunity to snag a monster northerns. This is never more possible than in 2010 as the winter has been quite moderate and our guests prospects of landing trophy northern pike after trophy northern pike is fantastic for this May. And of course doing all this while others are waiting for the ice to break up is even sweeter!
Want to know more about how you and your fishing partners can join the ranks of our Trophy Northern Pike Club?
Guaranteed, a National Treasure
The Boreal Forest north of Armstrong is a breath of fresh air, it's a National treasure! In fact they made it a Provincial Park, Wabakimi Provincial Park, to protect and preserve this National Treasure in Ontario's north. You know that the area is something special when they grant an area official park status remarks Paul.
Our business is focused around helping other to experience this Northern Treasure, helping families have an amazing family fishing vacation. We have found this to be a huge success and it's evident by the people who come back year after year to fill their eyes, ears, noses and mouths with the fruits of this wonderful land we call Northern Ontario.
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Proceed North on Highway 61 from Duluth to the Canadian Border. After clearing Customs, continue on Hwy 61 to the city of Thunder Bay. Hwy 61 ends at the junction of Hwy 11 & 17 in Thunder Bay. Continue straight which will be Hwy 11/17 East. (Signs will indicate mileage for Sault Ste Marie, Cochrane, etc.) 
