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Dates Open : May - October

Lake or Area Name : Eagle Lake, Osbourne Bay, Niven Bay, Lake Kaoskauta, Ontario
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Walleye - Walleye fishing is especially good late spring, early summer, and fall. Shore lunches are a must all season and one of the highlights of your trip! Our largest caught 13.9 pounds. There is a big run of walleye in the fall close to the island. Whether fishing deep off the rocky shoals or shallow along the weed edge, walleye fishing at Century is exciting and fun!

Northern Pike - A hard fighting fish! We catch a lot each season between 30 inches and 43 inches. They have been caught up to 48 inches. An excellent sport fish! We have a number of large northerns released each year

Smallmouth Bass - Excellent smallmouth population due to the limited fishing pressure, reefs, structure, and rocky shorelines. Pound for pound, smallmouth bass are one of the best fighting fish and fun to catch! They have been caught up to 6 1/2 pounds.

Muskie - The structure, stained water, and excellent spawning grounds make Osbourne Bay and Niven Bay prime muskie waters. Innumerable rocks, sunken reefs, sheltered bays, and submerged weedbeds are condusive to some of the most fantastic and excellent muskie fishing available. Clear, spotted, barred, and hybrid/tiger muskies are all natural to the area and are excellent all season, June through September. July and August are great for top water action! All fish are within castable depths, Osbourne and Niven Bay is notorious for not only numbers but Big Fish. Many o f the best spots within site of the lodge. Only lodge in area.

Fly-In - Lake Koaskauta - Fish Lake Trout and Northern Pike on the main lake and our portage to Foxtail. The fly-in is 22 air-miles from the lodge. We are the only outpost on the lake. It is like having your own private island on your own private lake! With the loons, the sunset, and the scenery, our outpost offers excellent Lake Trout and Northern Pike fishing in a beautiful, secluded spot!


Century Lodge offers remote Canadian wilderness fishing and is located on a island in the secluded waters of famous Osbourne Bay - the only lodge on the whole southeast end of 90 mile Eagle Lake, Ontario.

A beautiful 6 mile boat ride from our private landing at Bear Narrows takes you into the heart of Osbourne Bay, Eagle Lake where Century island lodge is located.

Century Island beautiful and remote rustic lodge, fieldstone fireplace, lakeview dining, wonderful home-cooked food, tackle shop,private lakeview cabins, breathtaking scenery, abundant wildlife for photographer and hunters, Native guides, and limited fishing pressure.

Osbourne Bay - Osbourne Bay on Eagle Lake has some of the finest fishing in Northwestern Ontario. Fish 70 miles of uninterrupted shoreline, secluded wilderness bays, reefs, and weedbeds. Excellent spawning grounds for walleye, northern, smallmouth, and muskie. Enjoy exciting sportfishing on a Canadian shield lake in beautiful remote wilderness. Fish within a short distance or right off the island. With limited fishing pressure, you will not have to travel miles for some of the most exciting fishing on the lake. Fishing is in wind-protected, sheltered waters with excellent fishing structure. Century Lodge is unique in that it is the only lodge in all of Osbourne and Niven Bay! The remote and secluded waters make for a true Canadian wilderness trip.

Niven Bay - Century Lodge is only a short distance to the mouth of Niven Bay. A most fantastic trip, down through the islands, with waterfalls… absolutely gorgeous country. Excellent spawning grounds for all four species- walleye, northern, smallmouth, and muskie. The trip down through Indian Straits and Brule Narrows is spectacular!

Bunyan Lake - At the end of Niven Bay is our portage to Bunyan Lake. We have boats and motors on this lake and are the only lodge to have access by boat. An excellent day trip to mix into your week, our portage trips offer more superb remote fishing for big walleye and northern--a really fun trip! The scenery...breathtaking!