Egenolf Lake

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location = North Manitoba
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Egenolf Lake is a lake in north Manitoba 75 kilometres south of the provincial border with the Northwest Territories, Canada. Egenolf measures almost twenty miles long, offering shallow bays, deep holes, and other physical structures. It is well known for its large pike fish, lake trout and arctic grayling and has been well represented in the yearly Manitoba Master Angler books since it opened. The North Seal River flows in at Nelson Rapids located at Egenolf's NW end and flows out as two river section at its NE end. These sections offers some of the world's finest grayling fishing.

Egenolf Lake is also the home base of Gangler's North Seal River Lodge and Outposts, a popular sportfishing operation.