You’ve been planning a motorcycle trip to Ontario, so why not make your destination a fly-in fishing trip? For many of Kashabowie Outposts’ guests it has become the ultimate adventure, affording the opportunity to see Canada’s breathtaking wilderness highways up close, combined with the wilderness fishing vacation of a lifetime.

Motorcyclists travel light, which is fine when you come to Kashabowie Outposts where boats, motors, gas and fully equipped cabins provide the necessities of a fantastic fishing experience.

Once you pack your fishing rod (check out What to Bring) and essentials, there is nothing to do but follow the highway’s beckoning call–straight to Eva Lake. When you cross the bridge at International Falls, MN you’ll soon realize you’re in the heart of northwestern Ontario’s wilderness. Thick forest and plenteous lakes frame the 105-mile trek along highway 11 to highway 633. After a right turn down Eva lake West’s gravel road, a two-mile drive will bring you to the next stage of your adventure — just park your bike in exchange for a bush plane ride to your private cabin on a remote lake.

Cabins offer propane barbeque, fridge and stove, solar-powered lights, showers, hot and cold running water, radio phones, kitchen and dining area, with some cabins offering decks and saunas.

After a day on the lake, reeling in 8-10 lb. Walleye or Northerns in excess of 20 lbs, or Smallmouth Bass, it’s time to relax with a dinner of fresh-caught fish, surrounded by the serenity of nature. In fact, 11 of 12 outposts are the only cabin on each wilderness lake.

By the time your fishing vacation draws to an end, you’ll be ready to hop back on your motorcycle and head for the homeward adventure–because exploring our wilderness lakes and highways gives you the total northwestern Ontario experience.

Jessica Smith

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