Gull Lake

North Gull Lake

This camp is probably our most popular camp with a strong spring, summer and fall fishery. Walleyes run the range from "eaters" to trophies and large northerns are scattered throughout. The camp is located in a quiet bay at the mouth of the Birch River. This gives the angler the best of both worlds when it comes to the fishing decision of what to do. Turn left and go the 6 miles up the river through small current areas and boatable rapids and sheltered water or turn right and go explore the deeper holes in North Gull and work some of those mid lake reefs and narrows. The 3 bedroom cabin will take 8 people and has a large covered deck right on the lake edge.

South Gull Lake

This 2 bedroom cabin is located at the southern end of Gull Lake. It is about 6 miles from our north gull cabin and enjoys a totally different type of fishery. While the north end is largely rock and granite outcrops the south end is largely miles of sand beaches and bottom with prolific weed beds for mid summer cover. As you go north on the lake the water gets deeper and rockier and this is where we find the truly huge walleye particularly late in the summer and into the fall. We routinely hear about 28 inches and have actually caught a couple (and released) that were 36 inches with photographs to prove it! The cabin has a point deck and is located in a gorgeous pine stand with a 2 kilometer hiking trail cut out and maintained for the active that want more to do than fish. A strategic point deck gives you an unsurpassed vantage of the east, west and north views for that end of the day cocktail and wind down session.

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