This Saskatchewan drive-in lodge facility is cozy and rustic with the guest to staff ratio at just the right level for personalized service. The office and store has a small but well stocked grocery area that features many of the guests camping needs and essentials. Also offers a well-stocked tackle shop for the guest's convenience.
The Cabins:
The lodge has ten light housekeeping cabins, each of them features two bedrooms, a kitchen with fridge stove oven and sink. In addition each cabin has a deck with table, chairs and a firepit for enjoying the outdoors day and night.
A number of campsites are also available for those fisherman who bring their own accommodations. Power and water available along with showering and washroom facilities.
The Hunting:
The lodge offers hunting packages for Deer, Bear & Goose.
The Fishing:
Guests of the lodge enjoy some of the best fishing Northern Saskatchewan can provide. This lake is a northern fresh water lake hosting northern pike, walleye, pickerel and other species of fish.You don't have to venture far from the lodge to experience great fishing. Guests will enjoy the fresh air, sunshine and warm breeze while battling a northern pike, enticing a walleye, playing with feisty perch or matching off with jumbo whitefish and pickerel.
Deer Hunt:
All hunting locations are accessible only by boat or quad. Single and double stands are available for the guests. Deer hunts are from either a ground blind or a tree stand that is fully enclosed and heated.
Bear Hunt:
The lodge runs a remote camp accessible only by boat located on the north shore of the main lake. In operation for the last three years with a success rate of 75% or better. This camp features a camp kitchen, and sleeping tents for guests, guides and the cook. The camp also has a shower building with heated water.
Goose Hunt:
Goose hunting offered on the central flyway in Saskatchewan. The lodge uses layout blinds and hunt the stubble fields with a large number of decoys. Hunts have been very successful taking mostly snows, blues, ross and speckle belly as well as a few lesser Canada's.
History of the lake:
Deeply trod ancient portages and trails give telltale if mute evidence to the lake's pre-history. The lake area was a rich ground in which to harvest fish, fur and game for centuries, and the old trails linking it to other nearby lakes and settlements would seem to say this was always so. The main lake size: 640 Sq. Kilo.
Just as the forestland and waters of the area provided an enjoyment of life since the times when primitive but efficient hunter-gatherer skills were enough to yield up a livelihood, it continues to do so. Scattered fishing camps were established all around and on the islands of the lake by an influx of settlers from the south after the turn of the last century. Those hardy settlers lived as well as one could imagine by drawing on the magnificent fish resources of the lake and the plentiful game that abounds in the region.
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