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Mojikit Channel Lodge

Wilderness North

Mojikit Lake, Ontario — Near Armstrong

Access fly-in
Pricing $$

About This Lodge

The 42-mile long Ogoki Reservoir feeds into Mojikit Lake through the Mojikit Channel. The channel runs more than half a mile with very strong current making for excellent walleye action. Walleye mostly 21-22 inches with many opportunities for pike over 40 inches. Features 5 deluxe housekeeping cabins. Self-catered housekeeping lodge.

Reviews & Reputation

Summarized Review Highlights

Wilderness North earns consistently strong praise across guest reviews, with nearly all reviewers awarding the highest possible ratings. Guests range from first-time fly-in visitors to anglers who have been returning annually since the 1990s, and the tone across reviews is one of genuine enthusiasm rather than polished promotion. The outfitter operates multiple remote lodge locations in Northern Ontario, accessible by float plane or wheeled aircraft out of Thunder Bay, and the overall reputation is that of a well-run, detail-oriented operation that delivers on its promises.

Fishing is the primary draw, and guests consistently report exceptional walleye and northern pike action, with multiple reviews describing trophy-sized fish caught in high numbers. Shore lunches, where staff fillet and cook the day's catch, are a frequently mentioned highlight. Beyond fishing, the lodges themselves receive high marks — accommodations are described as substantially more comfortable than the word "cabin" implies, with some properties offering multi-bathroom A-frames, full homes with gathering lounges, and fireplaces. Staff attention is a recurring theme: guests repeatedly note that requests, large or small, were handled promptly and cheerfully. Food quality, including full hot breakfasts, shore lunches, and multi-course dinners at higher-end properties, is praised across multiple reviews. At the more full-service lodges, amenities such as Starlink Wi-Fi, a tackle shop, a bar, and satellite TV are also noted positively.

Across the reviews collected here, there are no recurring complaints or significant concerns raised by guests. Every reviewer describes a positive experience, and several are repeat customers spanning decades. This absence of critical feedback may reflect a self-selected group of satisfied guests, so prospective visitors should be aware that fly-in fishing trips in remote Northern Ontario inherently involve factors like weather delays and rustic travel logistics, though none of the reviewers flagged these as problems. This destination appears best suited for groups of fishing buddies focused on walleye and pike, corporate or organizational groups seeking a premium all-inclusive remote experience, and returning anglers who value consistent service and proven trophy fisheries. Families and first-time fly-in guests are also mentioned, suggesting the operation accommodates a range of experience levels.

Summary generated May 25, 2026

Lake Information

Mojikit Lake is a remote fly-in fishing destination in Northwestern Ontario on the Ogoki-Albany river system, accessible only by seaplane. Offers world-class walleye and northern pike fishing in a quiet, remote setting suitable for small groups.

Lake Name
Mojikit Lake
Province
Ontario, Northwestern Ontario
Fishing Pressure
Remote, fly-in only, very low pressure

Fish Species

walleye

Accommodations

Lodging Type
Deluxe cabin
Total Rooms
5
Amenities
Electricity: Yes - generator
Running Water: Yes
Hot Water: Yes
Shower: Yes
Sink: Yes
Toilet: flush

Other: All bedding and towels included; spacious living room; outdoor propane grill & propane cooker; minnow buckets, anchors, landing nets, safety kits in boats

Boats & Equipment

Boats Included
1
Boat Length
16 ft
Boat Brand
Lund
Motor
20hp
Motor Start
electric
Motor Brand
Yamaha
Seat Type
padded swivel seats
Gas Included
Yes
Fish Freezer

Meals & Services

Meal Plan
Housekeeping
Meals Included
None - self-catered; propane stove & oven, fridge & freezer with ice, cookware and utensils provided
Guide Service
not available

What's Included

Included

Return flights from Armstrong, 5 deluxe cabins, 24hr electricity, bedding and towels, propane stove & oven, electric fridge & freezer with ice, cookware and utensils, outdoor propane grill, 16ft Lund boats with 20hp Yamaha electric start motors and gas

Not Included

Meals (housekeeping), taxes (13%)

Getting There

Access: fly-in

Air Base: Armstrong, Ontario

Season & Booking

Minimum Stay: 4 days

Location

50.745, -88.1783 — Coordinates from listed location: 50 44.7 N 88 10.7 W

Contact

Wilderness North
Armstrong, Thunder Bay, Ontario

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