Of the nearly quarter million lakes in Ontario, Lake St. Joseph stands apart as special. It is big,  it is home to one of the province's best walleye and pike fisheries, and it has a unique conservation strategy that keeps those fisheries in peak condition. Located at the end of Highway 599, approximately a six hour drive north of Thunder Bay, Lake St. Joe has largely been unaffected by residential and industrial development.

Lake St. Joseph Is Gator Country Big water produces big fish. It's no wonder, then, that the over 90-mile-long Lake St. Joseph is home to some of the biggest pike in Ontario. Lake St. Joseph is the fourth, fifth, or sixth largest lake wholly inside Ontario depending on if you are measuring by volume, surface area, or shoreline respectively. Regardless of how you measure, Lake St. Joseph is BIG. So are its northern pike.  Gear: Choosing The Right Setup In order to properly fig

Lake St. Joseph is a walleye angler’s dream. Few fisheries in North America compare to the sheer abundance of healthy fish