Camp McIntosh

Camp McIntosh sits in the lower French River near its meeting with Georgian Bay, giving anglers access to two well-known fisheries from one comfortable base. From quiet river channels to open bay water, each day offers a new path to follow and new water to fish.

Smallmouth bass are a major draw, holding along Canadian Shield rock, current seams, and island shorelines. Casting these areas brings steady action and the sharp strike bass anglers look forward to. Muskie fishing adds a bold edge, with nearby transition water offering space to search for these powerful fish that can appear like a shadow from the depths.

Walleye fishing rounds out the trip, found in current areas and deeper pockets where anglers can work structure and enjoy both action and great meals back at camp.

Boats, motors, fuel, worms, and daily ice are included, keeping things simple and focused. Comfortable cabins, homemade meals, and a sauna complete the stay.

Camp McIntosh offers a rare blend of variety and calm, with a touch of northern lore that stays with you long after the trip ends.