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Topic: Lake Manitou, Ontario

	Britain.tv Wikipedia - Lake
		The significant input sources are precipitation onto the lake; runoff carried by streams and channels from the lake's catchment area; groundwater channels and aquifers; and artificial sources from outside the catchment area.
		The material at the bottom of a lake or lake bed may be composed of a wide variety of materials, including inorganics such as silt or sand sediments, and organic material such as decaying plant or animal matter.
		A lake may be infilled with deposited sediment, and gradually, the lake becomes a wetland, such as a swamp or marsh.
	www.britain.tv /wikipedia.php?title=Lake (3364 words)

	boats.com - How To: Muskie Mania
		Ontario's Lake Manitou was calm that August morning when fishing pal Spence Petros and I ran our skiff to a small underwater island perfectly positioned near a deep-water hole off a main lake point.
		For example, no lake is better for muskies in the 15 to 35 pound range than Lake of the Woods, which spreads over the Minnesota-Ontario border not far from Kenora.
		Monument Bay on the west side of the lake, and the Shoal Lake area are prime during summer because water color is dark, pea-soup green, so fish are shallow and accessible to anglers.
	www.boats.com /content/boat-articles.jsp?contentid=2174 (2946 words)

	Ontario's Finest Inns - The Inn at Manitou
		The Inn at Manitou is nestled on the shores of one of Ontario's most beautiful unspoiled lakes, Manitouwabing Lake, 150 miles north of Toronto.
		The rooms at the Inn are handsomely appointed and range in size and opulence from standard to large and grandly furnished luxury suites.
		Carved out of ten acres of forest, The Manitou Golf Academy is a lush, green, naturally contoured fairway with beautiful granite outcroppings.
	www.ontariosfinestinns.com /inn_manitou.html (727 words)

	Red Lake, Ontario (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Ontario Division of Mines Preliminary Map, P 1202.
		Ontario Department of Mines Geological Report, 82, 27 pp, with map 1:31680.
		Ontario Geological Survey Miscellaneous Paper 139, 136 p.
	www.geo.ucalgary.ca /~tmenard/ores/redlakebib.html (2181 words)

	Legends of the Manitou - World Record Muskies, and other BIG Fish Stories
		Last season, one guest was reeling in a Lake Trout of around 8 pounds when somehting bit the fish in two just behind the gills.
		Well maybe, but then the lake was not heavily fished until the 1950's and catch and release has become the rule on this lake.
		On this 100,000 acre lake there is only one boat ramp and it is on the Lower Manitou almost 50 miles from Green Island and the Upper Manitou.
	www.fishin.com /articles/GreenIsland/2003/manitou.htm (788 words)

	Timberlane Rustic Lodges - Manitoulin Island - Lake Manitou, Ontario
		We are a cozy and private American Plan fishing and eco-tourism lodge located on Lake Manitou, an inland lake on Manitoulin Island, and in the heart of Ontario’s Rainbow Country.
		The Lodge is on Lake Manitou, the largest lake on Manitoulin Island.
		The primary species are Lake Trout, Jumbo Perch, Smallmouth Bass and Northern Pike with good Walleye fishing in the smaller lakes in the area.
	www.internetsportshow.com /searchit/timberlanerusticlodg.htm (609 words)

	Green Island Lodge - Fishin.com goes on a Trip
		In the late 50's or 60's smallmouth found their way in from Rainy Lake which is on the southern end of the lake and joins the lake by way of a water fall and a dam which was originally used to control flow of the lake for Lumber Operations.
		Lake Trout are great battlers, which live most of the year in deep water.
		In Lake Manitou the Ontario Department of Natural Resources says that an 8 pound laker is 20 years old.
	www.fishin.com /articles/GreenIsland/2003/greenisland.htm (2515 words)

	Legendary Lighthouses: Great Lighthouses-Western Great Lakes
		Commerce boomed on the Great Lakes in the early 20th Century, and lighthouses like this one were built as a result of the large traffic of iron ore across lake Superior.
		A second-order Fresnel lens, one of the most powerful on the lake, is the last remaining second-order lens that continues to operate on the Great Lakes.
		The Straits of Mackinac on the Lake Huron side are one of the most dangerous stretches of water in the Great Lakes (and perhaps anywhere); ships must squeeze through an obstacle course of treacherous shallows and reefs.
	www.pbs.org /legendarylighthouses/html/glakegl.html (4095 words)

	This is Manitoulin
		In fact, Lake Manitou has a place in the Guiness Book of World Records as "the largest lake within a freshwater island in the world." Lake Manitou, because of its size and depth and the purity of its waters, is also provincially significant in terms of lake trout rearing.
		In 1937, the province of Ontario began raising fish at Sandfield, and the rearing ponds are still used for trout and pickerel.
		Young lake trout and lake trout backcross are reared at the fish culture station, operated by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources.
	www.manitoulin.ca /TIM/lkmanitu.html (1258 words)

	Manitou Weather Station, Fort Frances,Lower Manitou Lake,Upper Manitou Lake (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		For the past four years the Retreat Centre has undergone a painstaking rehabilitation of the old, and build-out of the new lodging facilities by its Proprietor, Mike Priesnitz, an avid angler, inventor, and former Assistant Commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.
		With literally decades of experience on the Manitou Lake, our Camp Manager, Leonard Maki and Services Manager, Jo-Ann Gushulak know how to meet the needs of discriminating guests who want the best that Manitou Lake has to offer.
		Fishing Trip: Located at the top of the Lower Manitou’s "big lake", the Weather Station offers a special opportunity and access to the very best of bass, muskie and trout angling on both the Lower and Upper Manitou lakes.
	www.ontariossunsetcountry.ca /MWS (671 words)

	FISHING ONTARIO - FISH ONTARIO'S NEAR NORTH
		The word “Ontario” is Iroquoian for “beautiful or shining waters” and, with approximately 250,000 lakes, it’s no wonder that Ontario is the number one fishing destination in North America.
		Ontario is also renowned for having the world’s largest freshwater island (Manitoulin Island) and the world’s largest lake within a lake (Manitou Lake on Manitoulin Island)!
		The Great Lakes, that define much of Ontario, include Lake Superior (in Northwestern Ontario) which is the world’s largest freshwater lake by surface area and there is enough water in all five of the Great Lakes to cover all of the land in Canada twelve feet deep!
	www.fishinontario.com (311 words)

	Sanctuaries and Reserves in the Great Lakes Region
		A new wetland created in the wake of a landfill expansion has attracted a broad range of wildlife including deer, muskrat, fox, and even the occasional coyote, as well as a wide range of birds.
		Almost 10 square miles of forest along the north shore of Lake Superior will remain undeveloped and open to logging and public recreation under a newly unveiled land preservation agreement.
		The area of Lake Huron known as "Shipwreck Alley," near Alpena, Mich., have been protected as a national marine sanctuary.
	www.great-lakes.net /envt/refs/reserves.html (178 words)

	Great Lakes Marine Text Forecasts by Zone
		Great Lakes nearshore marine forecasts are issued throughout the boating season, typically beginning around April 1 and ending around December 31, dependent on ice conditions on the entrances to each individual lake.
		Lake Superior, east of a line from Manitou Is., MI northward beyond 5 nm, and south of the US/Canadian border, excluding Whitefish Bay.
		Lake Michigan, Winthrop Harbor eastward to the mid-point of the Lake and southward to Michigan City beyond 5 nm from shore
	www.nws.noaa.gov /om/marine/gtlakes.htm (1259 words)

	Planner - Winter Climbing
		There are places to climb all around the lake, in each of the three U.S. states and the Canadian province.
		In Orient Bay alone, on Ontario’s Lake Nipigon, there are about 128 climbs along 12 miles of highway: A higher concentration than anywhere else in the world and incredibly accessible.
		Lake Superior ice climbs and festivals are highlighted and updated on the website: www.climbingcentral.com
	www.lakesuperior.com /online/216/216waterfalls.html (1539 words)

	Lake Manitou - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Situated in Canada, it is the largest lake on Manitoulin Island which itself is surrounded by Lake Huron.
		Lake Manitou is the largest lake in a freshwater island in the world (and Manitoulin Island is the largest freshwater island in the world), it is about an area of 104 km² (appx.
		The lake is drained by the Manitou River.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lake_Manitou (134 words)

	Islands in the Great Lakes Region
		In fact, the largest lake island in the world is Manitoulin in Lake Huron (Ontario), covering 1,068 square miles.
		Lake of the Woods, shared by Ontario, Minnesota and Manitoba, is said to contain 14,000 islands.
		The reservoir was formed by the damming of a river to flood a 210 million-year-old meteor crater.
	www.great-lakes.net /envt/air-land/isle.html (361 words)

	Lake County Local Minnesota History and Genealogy
		Lake County is located in northeastern Minnesota, with Lake Superior as its southern border.
		population of Lake County, in 1997, at 10, 761.
		Lake Superior shoreline, and inland forests, rivers and lakes, with beautiful scenery, nature and water, and FISH....
	home.att.net /~Local_History/Lake-Co-MN.htm (458 words)

	Barker Bay Resort & Outposts, We are 50 air miles north of Fort Frances on Lower Manitou Lake., Esox Lake,Fort ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Scenic Lower Manitou Lake is about 18 miles from the Esox Landing or 50 air miles from Fort Frances which is located on the Ontario/Minnesota border at International Falls.
		Average lake trout are from 4 to 7 pounds, however every year they come in with sizes from 16 to 20 pounds!
		Canadian Topo maps are available that detail the boat-in area of Esox Lake and the Manitou Stretch which leads to the Lower Manitou and Barker Bay.
	www.sunsetcountry.net /BarkerBay (1269 words)

	The Nature Conservancy in the Great Lakes Region - Great Lakes Program: How We Work
		The Nature Conservancy’s Great Lakes Program and the Nature Conservancy of Canada have collaborated to develop a binational conservation blueprint that highlights areas in critical need of conservation in both the United States and Canada.
		The Great Lakes ecosystem is threatened by altered water flows, invasive species, extraction of natural resources, climate change, and incompatible development, agricultural and forestry practices.
		Around Lake Ontario and the upper St. Lawrence River, The Nature Conservancy and Nature Conservancy of Canada are developing a bi-national plan of action to improve an ecosystem that is in decline due to pollution, invasive species and altered water flows.
	www.nature.org /wherewework/northamerica/greatlakes/work (268 words)

	FISHING in ONTARIO - FISH ONTARIO'S NEAR NORTH
		The Barker family lived across Lake Road and they had a son Bob, one year younger than me, who was also interested in outdoor life, so we became close friends.
		There was a small lake on the eastern side of the lake.
		The lake was loaded with walleye and northern.
	www.fishinontario.com /lakepenage (1795 words)

	Lake Nipissing - Ontario (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Lake Nipissing is the fifth-largest lake in Ontario (excluding the great lakes) and covers 831 square km.
		Located 50 km northeast of Georgian Bay, the lake runs in an east-west direction to a length of 80 km.
		Lake Nipissing is also the ice-fishing capital of the north.
	www.thefishinguide.com /nipissing.shtml (432 words)

	Ontario Ice Fishing & Ice Hut Operators - FISHinONTARIO (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.tamu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Guelph Lake is a 1700 acre reservoir formed by the construction of the Guelph Dam on the Speed River.
		Lake Scugog, minutes from Toronto, is a man-made lake, the old river bed is remnant in the many buoys that mark the main channels.
		Lake Abitibi is Ontario's 4th largest lake, and due to it's difficulty it is highly underfished and produces some massive trophy Walleye and Pike.
	www.fishinontario.com.cob-web.org:8888 /icefish.shtml (4439 words)

	Northern Ontario - Red Lake
		Using the area’s scenic views and native rock paintings, Morrisseau reassembles the pieces of a once proud culture, not only as a recorded history of his people but also as a way that the rest of the world can understand and respect the Aboriginal culture.
		They believed the beast was Matchee Manitou (an evil spirit) and tried to kill it.
		Wounded, the animal escaped by diving deep into the lake.
	www.northernontario.org /Town_Red_Lake.htm (295 words)

	Meetings and Events at Ontario's Finest Inns (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		From its genesis as a top-notch tennis teaching facility on the rugged shoreline of ManitouWabing Lake, the Inn at Manitou developed to include a fine French kitchen, an extensive spa, and a golf academy-a small luxury resort of renown.
		Inn at Manitou's size means that visiting groups may enjoy exclusive use of the facilities during their stay.
		The Inn at Manitou is set within the forest and lakes of central Ontario near Parry Sound, where outdoor pursuits such as fishing, hiking, mountain biking, are easily arranged through local outfitters and professional guides.
	www.ontariosfinestmeetings.com /meetings_inn_manitou.shtml (697 words)

	Angler's Paradise
		Manitou Weather Station lodge is located on a private wooded, 40-acre site at Lower Manitou Lake, in Northwestern Ontario.
		Lower Manitou Lake is a large superb lake that is uncrowded and crystal clear.
		The Manitou Weather Station can easily be your host for a private party of 24 (or more)!
	www.manitouweatherstation.com /index.html (235 words)

	Lake Huron Fishing Charters
		It's just a short boat ride to Lake Huron where there is excellent Coho Salmon, Chinook Salmon (King), Rainbow Trout (Steelhead) and Lake Trout.
		Timberlane Rustic Lodges is located on Lake Manitou which is an inland lake on Manitoulin Island.
		Lake Manitou offers excellent Lake Trout fishing with Walleye, Northern Pike, Smallmouth Bass and unbelievable Jumbo Perch runs in the Fall.
	www.laketrout.org /lake-huron-fishing-charters.htm (128 words)

	History of Red Lake, Ontario, Canada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		In 1936, Howey Bay, in the heart of Red Lake was the busiest airport in the world, as aircraft of all shapes and sizes, on floats or skis, transported freight and passengers in and out of the area at 15-minute intervals.
		Today the Red Lake District is composed of five communities, all built around former or currently operating gold mines.
		Embracing cultural tourism in its many different aspects, Red Lake rewards the inquisitive traveler with our proud First Nations culture, Gold Rush romance, Ethnic diversity, aviation history, and a unique present day lifestyle we appreciate to its fullers and are happy to share.
	www.ontariotowns.net /RedLake/History.cfm (728 words)

	Northern Ontario - Red Lake, Ontario - Sunset Country
		Red Lake was the source of inspiration and the launching pad for one of Canada ’s if not the world’s most important Aboriginal artists: Norval Morrisseau.
		Woodland Caribou Park, is home to the Bloodvein River, recently designated as part of the Canadian Heritage Rivers System for its outstanding natural and cultural heritage values and recreational opportunities.
		The Norseman Festival is a celebration of Red Lake ’s Aviation Heritage.
	www.northernontario.org /Towns/RedLake.htm (322 words)

	The Rockville Inn, Manitoulin Island, Ontario, Canada.
		Our remodelled farm house is located on the shores of Lake Manitou, only five minutes from the "Cup and Saucer", a famous landmark on Manitoulin Island and part of the Bruce Peninsula escarpment.
		The landscape is one of lakes and wildflowers.
		It is a paradise for hikers and backpacking, cycling, outdoor adventure holidays and water sports.
	www.manitoulin-island.com /rockvilleinn (84 words)

	Moira Elsley's Manitou Studio & Gallery - Home Page
		My name is Moira Elsley....come in and have a look around my virtual gallery while enjoying music from the motion picture "Somewhere in Time".
		Manitou Studio and Gallery is within our year round cottage on the west shore of Lake Manitou, on Manitoulin Island, at the top of Lake Huron, in Ontario, Canada.
		Lake Manitou is the largest freshwater lake, on an island, in a freshwater lake, in the world.
	www.manitoustudio.com /index.html (178 words)

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