I would suggest Murdock Lake for canoes and walleye fishing. There is one lodge there and the fishing is so good that it is usually booked a year in advance. The shape of the lake provides sheltered paddling somewhere no matter what the wind is doing. We camped on the east end of the long peninsula running east and west between "Murdock" and  "Lake" on the park map.

The camp is also a good place for a float plane pick up or landing. Because of the three long nasty portages between Lund and Murdock you may want to think about doing that. The usual group of paddlers would need two days to get to Murdock. After July 1, 2011 you will only be able to land at the four landing zones in WCPP.

Costs may seem high but when you break it down per person it may fit the budget. You like to basecamp and spend your time fishing so the cost of each fishing day may make it appealing. If you get tired of fishing be sure to paddle up the the north end for the second best pictographs in the park. If you decide to fly there are lots of options. Green Airways has always taken us out on schedule.