White Otter lake, located NW of Atikokan and south of Ignace is a relatively well-known lake in Ontario's Sunset Country. It is best known for producing lake trout up to 40 pounds and over 45 inches long. the lake is also the location of the famous "White Otter Castle" a structure built in the early 1900s by a local trapper for his bride that promised to marry him but never showed up. In addition to lake trout, White Otter lake also supports populations of walleye and northern pike.
This lake is adjacent to Clearwater West Lake and you can fish both lakes if you are in the area. There are a number of accommodations on Clearwater West and around Atikokan most people stay at when they fish White Otter. The area is also a popular canoeists destination as it is situated along the Turtle River/White Otter Wilderness corridor.