One of the greatest rewards of a successful fishing trip is trying out some tasty new recipes with your haul! There are a ton of different species of fish that can be transformed into creative mouthwatering meals—catfish, trout, swordfish, salmon, and many more. Here at Lawrence Bay Lodge, one of our favorite fish to fry… Read more »
Since it’s still chilly and many lakes are frozen, you might be thinking about fishing for some walleye! Whether you’re an experienced ice fisherman or a newbie, it helps to know a few handy tips for reeling in those walleye this season. Timing is everything Low light hours, i.e. sunrise and sunset, are prime time… Read more »
Here at Lawrence Bay Lodge, we are major fish fans. Our lodge offers a variety of fishing adventures from Northern Pike fishing to Lake Trout fishing. We also offer fly-fishing for people that prefer it. We pride ourselves on the fishing experience that we provide to our valued guests. Lake Trout Reindeer Lake is filled… Read more »
As all avid fishermen know, there is no such thing as owning too many fishing rods. Different ones have different uses, and you have to have a few extra that can be passed down to your children and grandchildren as you teach them the trade. And if you are planning a trip to Lawrence Bay… Read more »
Although we are best known for our northern pike fishing, there are plenty of other species of fish you will see during a trip to Lawrence Bay Lodge. One of the most popular in the area – and the official fish of Saskatchewan – the walleye is absolutely delicious to eat! A freshwater, carnivorous fish,… Read more »
With the fishing season approaching very quickly, here are some tips on how to catch Walleye. Though Walleyes are native to the freshwaters of Canada, they have now made a home in almost every state of the United States. Walleye are some of the most popular game fish. They can be elusive at times. They… Read more »
Lawrence Bay Lodge is proud to announce no price increases for the 2013 season. That’s right; the same low rates people enjoyed in 2012 will stay true through 2013. This includes no price increase at our two outposts too, Pagato or Kamatsi Lake. Our trips to our main lodge on Reindeer Lake always… Read more »
As you may well know, the best time to catch walleyes is during semi or total darkness, as walleyes are “low light condition feeders.” Walleyes are adapted to capture their prey in very low light, when their prey has limited vision. The most fervent walleye anglers are never looking to catch during the daylight, sticking… Read more »
