Pelletier Lake

Nestled on a beautiful island at the west end of Pelletier lake, this cabin will be your home for the week. This cabin accommodates 4 people and is equipped with a BBQ, kitchen area, a propane fridge & stove and a sleeping area (2 single bunk-beds) on the other side of the cabin.  This cabin also has a gravity-fed shower with hot-water tank

Pelletier Lake is about 14 miles long with a width averaging 1 to 2 miles. You'll get your fill of fishing on this walleye-packed and trophy pike lake.

This outpost camp is serviced weekly by staff from the main lodge who brings a supply of fresh towels, sleeping bags, sheets, pillows/cases, kitchen towels/cloths, and stocks food items. Guests will be flown in by a Beaver float plane directly from Thompson and trips run from Saturday-to-Saturday. 

Since the float plane we use for this camp only allows for 1200 lb (men and gear), we decided to have a supply of food waiting for you in camp.  STARTING IN THE 2011 SEASON, WE WILL BE SUPPLYING A COMPLETE ARRAY OF FOOD ITEMS (meats, bread, milk, canned items,...) AND THE COMPLETE LIST WILL BE SENT TO YOU WITH YOUR TRAVEL PLANNER WHEN YOU BOOK YOUR TRIP.  You can also pre-order pop (not included in price of trip) and we will bring it in when we stock the rest of your supplies.  Any food items that you desire beyond our list of food supplied is your responsibility to pick up and fly in with you (being aware of your weight limit on the float plane).

Testimonial from J. Clay

WOW! Over 1800 fish caught, 41 trophies. What really impressed me was the number of big, fat 35-40 inch fish. It had to be several hundred and not 2 or 3 hundred. We had 37 trophies with two days to go, then the temp. dropped and we could only raise 4 the last two days. Compliments to Pelletier considering we couldn't get to the east side of the lake til Wed. morning due to ice. This was the first time this far north for two of our group and they were in "awe". We didn't even venture to the south and far east side of the lake. The addition you added will make this a great outpost. Thanks for a wonderful week! JB

P.S. Oh! you might consider some fishing gear at the outpost just like the main lodge! Our jaw spreaders wore out. I have the big ones and by mid-week the tension was shot and would not open the fishes' mouth! Everyone else had the small ones and they were toast in two days! Everyone of us ruined the hook removers and were down to Gerbers. Mike and David ended up using a potato masher to keep the fishes mouth open!!