



This is the beginning of the Arctic watershed, from here all waters flow to James Bay. All waters south of this lake flow southwards to Lake Superior.
| Kabinakagami Lake's water level is high in the spring and low in the fall; water levels drop about five to six feet during the summer. This means the lake has a natural cleansing action which cleans the many spawning areas and sandy beaches. This cleansing process makes the lake very productive; therefore you will enjoy excellent fishing throughout the season.
This lake is generally shallow and rocky -- average depth is around 15 feet with the deepest area being 50 feet. Since it is a shallow water body, summer water temperatures are warm, thus allowing good growth rates for baitfish and game fish alike. There is no question Kabinakagami Lake offers the sportsman a great deal of character with its miles of rocky shoreline, many islands and bays.
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It is truly one of Ontario's finest remote wilderness areas and we know you will enjoy it.
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