Fishing northwest Ontario at Unnamed Lake fly out Outpost, 46 miles north-west of Red Lake, Ontario, Canada

Fishing northwest Ontario at Unnamed Lake fly out Outpost, Walleye and Northern Pike fishing 46 miles north-west of
Red Lake, Ontario, Canada

Thank you for your interest in our Unnamed Lake Outpost. Our outpost is situated on a narrow piece of land that provides access on 2 sides to Unnamed Lake. The lake is well sheltered, being almost like a chain of small lakes about 10 miles long with numerous bays and narrows where Walleye and Northern are found. The lake water is fairly clear so anglers have to pay attention to the position of the sun at all times. Although there are deep spots of 30 feet, the average depth is 6-12 feet. Unnamed Lake produces some excellent Walleye fishing and exceptional Northern Pike fishing.

We built the cabin at Unnamed Lake in 1984 to replace an older cabin we had acquired there. This is the sole cabin on this lake and easily accommodates 8. The fully equipped cabin boasts plenty of cupboards and counter space. Propane appliances include a stove, refrigerator, chest type freezer, and beverage cooler. A gas barbecue sits on the outside deck. Hot and cold running water and a shower and basin are also to be found in the cabin. An outdoor privy is located nearby.
The Unnamed Lake outpost features 9.9 Hp Johnson motors. Boats are 14 foot Lunds and Alumarines.
Please note: You can be reassured that there is an emergency radio at this location and we make a weekly flight to check up on your party.

Improvements to our outposts are ongoing and the 1999 improvements at Unnamed Lake included all new kitchen cupboards and counter tops. In 2000 the cabin received a new roof. In 2002 we added solar powered electric lights

We offer only the no takehome fish package at Unnamed Lake and the big ones are all released to grow and breed. You are encouraged to eat small fish while you are at Unnamed but the takehome limit is zero

To see photos of guests from 2007 please click here

To see a map of Unnamed Lake please click here

We supply
Unnamed Lake is equipped with boats, motors, unlimited gasoline, comfortable beds with innerspring mattresses, pillows, pots and pans, dishes, utensils, and cutlery. The cabin features propane stove, refrigerator, and deep freeze, as well as hot and cold running water with shower, a gas grill and emergency communication radio. Maximum capacity 8 people.

Click here to view a satellite image of Unnamed Lake

You bring
All groceries for the entire week, Ontario fishing licence, fishing tackle, rain gear, sleeping bag, pillow case, dish towels, bath towels and personal needs.

Flying in and out
Your flight is prearranged to Unnamed for early Sunday morning. Flights originate from Red Lake with one of our local air services.

Loon Haunt Outposts Unnamed Lake Rates 2008

If you are prepared to meet our flying schedule, which will enable us to utilize the aircraft both ways, flying is included in the rates quoted. All rates are quoted in US funds. Taxes are extra.
Unnamed Lake One week
Sunday morning to Sunday morning...$1075 U.S./person

How To Reach Us

By car.
Leave the United States at International Falls, Minnesota.
Take highway 11 east 20 miles to highway 502.
Turn north to Dryden 90 miles
Then take Highway 17 west 25 miles to Vermilion Bay.
Next take highway 105 north 110 miles to Red Lake.

By air.
Fly to Red Lake Airport's (Winnipeg Chart) 5000' x 150' paved runway.
Lighted, (08-26), Strobes, V.A.S.I., N.D.B.---218, call Winnipeg Radio 122.3, V.O.R. 114.0 (D.M.E.).
Geographic coordinates 51°04.0' N, 93°47.58' W.

For air travel, contact Red Lake Travel Services at 1-800-465-3305.

Mileages - Red Lake to:
International Falls, MN - 250 miles
Minneapolis, MN - 520 miles
Des Moines, IA - 840 miles
Chicago, OH - 900 miles
Kansas City, KS - 1,050 miles

Our Conservation Policy

Our pristine lakes have very limited fishing pressure and it is our wish to preserve the fantastic quality of this precious resource. To this end we have adopted the following fishing restrictions: no one is to harm in any way a Walleye over 18 inches or a Northern over 27 inches. These fish represent our breeding stock and must immediately be returned to the water after catching. Grab ONE quick photo, but do not put the fish on a stringer or delay its return to the water. We encourage fishing barbless as it reduces the mortality rate when catching and releasing fish. It's possible to catch and release hundreds of fish per day.

We invite you to eat your fill of smaller fish but allow no take home fish at all.

How to make reservations

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Please contact us for available dates. Tentative arrangements can be made by phone but all firm reservations require a deposit ($250 US per person) at the time of reservation. Deposits are transferable with 60 days notice, but not refundable. Personal cheques are accepted for deposits only. The balance must be paid in full with traveler's cheques or cash before leaving camp. Our location is such that we do not have a large volume of traffic past our facilities. We must depend on advance reservations. Once we reserve a cabin, we remove it from the market refusing all other requests. A booking must be accompanied by a deposit within 2 weeks -- if not, the cabin is opened up to other fishermen. Our policy is intended to be fair to our guests, yet prevent the loss of income to our business.

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Loon Haunt Outposts
P.O. Box 1344, Red Lake, Ontario, Canada P0V 2M0.
Phone: 807-735-2400 (October 1 - May 14),
807-773-5564 (May 15 - September 30).
Email: fishing@loonhaunt.com

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Last Modified: September 30, 2007
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