Garson’s Fly-In Outposts provides self-catered fishing trips on two remote lakes in Northern Ontario’s Nagagami Forest: Little Kaby Lake and Lascelles Lake. It is a good fit for groups that want the privacy of an outpost camp with supplied boats, motors, fuel, and established cabins, while taking responsibility for their own food and fishing program.
Guests can fly from White River or Hornepayne, Ontario. Garson’s describes the trip as approximately 40 minutes from White River or 20 minutes from Hornepayne, depending on the aircraft and departure location. Beaver flights are available from both communities, while Otter flights originate from White River.
Little Kaby Lake is the larger group option. Located northeast of White River, the lake is approximately seven miles long and covers 3,095 acres. The camp accommodates up to 16 guests across two full-kitchen cabins and two sleeping cabins. It includes a fish-cleaning building, propane refrigerators and stoves, electric chest freezers, generator power, BBQs, outdoor fryers, and a swimming beach near camp.
Lascelles Lake is a smaller option for six guests comfortably, with a maximum of eight. The four-mile rocky lake has multiple inlets and an outlet creek. Its cabin includes a propane refrigerator and stove, chest freezer, cooking equipment, generator, BBQ, fish fryer, and fresh-air toilet facilities.
Fishing packages include the cabin, boats, motors, gasoline, paddles, safety equipment, and round-trip floatplane transportation. Garson’s provides a 14-foot aluminum boat and 9.9-horsepower Yamaha motor for every two guests. The operator also publishes an Experience Fishing pilot program for beginners. Confirm the selected lake, cabin capacity, current baggage guidance, packing list, safety equipment, and satellite-phone availability before booking.
Which Garson’s Fly-In Outpost is better for a larger group?
Little Kaby Lake is Garson’s larger outpost, accommodating up to 16 guests across two kitchen cabins and two sleeping cabins. Lascelles Lake accommodates six guests comfortably, with a maximum capacity of eight.
Ask Garson’s to confirm the current sleeping plan, boat allocation, and aircraft configuration before selecting your camp.
What is included in a Garson’s fly-in fishing package?
Garson’s published fishing package includes cabin rental, boats, motors, gasoline, paddles, boat safety equipment, and round-trip floatplane flights. The operator provides one 14-foot aluminum boat and 9.9-horsepower Yamaha motor for every two guests.
Food, beverages, fishing tackle, bedding, and personal supplies should be confirmed as part of your pre-trip packing list.
How do guests reach Garson’s Fly-In Outposts?
Garson’s flies guests to Little Kaby Lake or Lascelles Lake from White River or Hornepayne, Ontario. The operator describes flights of about 40 minutes from White River and 20 minutes from Hornepayne.
Beaver flights are available from both departure points, while Otter flights originate from White River. Confirm your assigned base, flight time, baggage allowance, and weather contingency plan before travel.
Is Garson’s suitable for a beginner’s first fly-in fishing trip?
Garson’s publishes an Experience Fishing pilot program intended to introduce beginners to fishing and build confidence through instruction. Its package structure also removes some logistics by including the aircraft transfer, cabin, boats, motors, and fuel.
Ask whether the program is available for your dates and whether your group would benefit from additional trip-planning or fishing support before booking.