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Main Address :
P.O. Box 270
Sioux Narrows
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ON
P0X 1N0
Canada
Phone :
(807) 226-5616
Fax :
(807) 226-1135
Summer Address :
P.O. Box 270
Sioux Narrows
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ON
P0X 1N0
Canada
Phone :
(807) 226-5616
Fax :
(807) 226-1135
Toll Free :
800-352-9923
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Red Indian Lodge
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Red Indian Lodge is a World Class Fishing Resort that is well above average in quality and service. Exceptionally clean. Resort property is spacious, 15 acres with 1/2 mile of shoreline. Owners/ Managers here over 29 years, well experienced -- outstanding service.
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General:
Full Service, Drive-in, Guides
Fishing Available:
Walleye, Lake Trout, Northern Pike, Smallmouth Bass, Largemouth Bass, Muskie, Crappie, Perch
Hunting Available:
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Dates Open :
May through September
Lake or Area Name :
Lake of the Woods, Whitefish Bay, Ontario
The information on this site was provided to us from the lodge or outfitter. Please visit their link to find even more detailed information.
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Red Indian Fishing Lodge is located on Lake of the Woods which has an unsurpassed variety of fish. The Red Indian Lodge is on Whitefish Bay, the most desirable area on Lake of the Woods. The most scenic area and clearest water are on Whitefish Bay. Red Indian Resort property is spacious, 15 acres with 1/2 mile of shoreline. Wqe have a property has a southwesterly exposure for prevailing summer breeze. American Plan resort (food and lodging with daily maid service). Choice of American Plan, Modified American Plan or Economy Plan. Attractive Lodge with Norway Pine trees growing through floor and roof. Excellent food, all meals prepared fresh daily. Choose 4 course meal from menu, restaurant style. Large attractive fireplace. Attractive cocktail lounge. An all around very wholesome atmosphere at Red Indian Lodge.
Compare the Red Indian Lodge brochure with brochures from other fishing resorts. Many brochures show stringer upon stringer of fish, but very few pictures of their facilities. Red Indian Fishing Lodge has excellent fishing and could also show many stringers of fish. However, we are very proud of our superb facilities and therefore illustrate them fully in our brochure.
Walleye - While at Red Indian Lodge, walleye fishing may bring a new meaning to fishing "deep" for many of you. Spring in Ontario means fishing shallow. A jig and minnow on a shallow reef of 7 feet or less, or a rocky shoreline in 1 ~ 3 feet of water can produce walleye fishing action like you’ve never seen before. And, often times land you that lunker walleye that, until now, you’ve only dreamed of. Late spring and early summer, as the water warms, walleye will typically move into deeper water. Thirty to forty foot holes will many times hold large schools of "shore lunch" sized walleye. But, don’t forget the deep water walleye; often found in over 50 feet of water. Fall walleye fishing can mean the return to shallow fishing patterns.
Muskie - While the “fish of 1000 casts” oft times holds true to it’s name for some Ontario fishermen, many Red Indian Lodge guests report catching a muskie or two while fishing for walleye. Lake of the Woods is World renowned for its large muskie, producing numerous muskie over 50". Even reports of 60 inchers are not greatly exaggerated!
Northern Pike - Again, many Red Indian Lodge guests report catching northern pike simply fishing for walleye. Lake of the Woods produces fine Northerns, and fish over 40" are common. Some close-by favorite spots for 'jacks' are just a stones throw away from the Resort.
Lake Trout - Whitefish Bay is one of the most noted lake trout areas on Lake of the Woods. Lakers can be found literally just a cast away from Red Indian Lodge. Don’t forget your depth finder as many of the lunker lake trout are nearly 100 feet deep!
Large and Smallmouth Bass - Bass fishing on Lake of the Woods is often times overlooked and under-rated. Several of our guests report catching nice size bass simply fishing our favorite walleye haunts. Many bass are caught by simply exploring inlets, bays and rocky reefs. Many serious bass fishermen know how good bass fishing is here at Red Indian Lodge.
Perch and Crappie - If you like jumbo perch, then Red Indian Lodge is the place to be. During early spring walleye fishing, many guests report catching some of the largest perch they have ever seen. A close relative to the walleye, you would be hard pressed to tell the difference coming out of the frying pan! Crappie fishing on Lake of the Woods? That’s right! Fourteen to fifteen inchers in August? That’s right again! For the serious crappie fisherman, there are some real "slab" crappies swimming right under your boat.
Red Indian Fishing Lodge is located 1.5 miles east of Sioux Narrows on Highway 71, 85 miles north of International Falls, Minnesota. We are 400 miles from Minneapolis, 750 miles from Chicago, 525 miles from Milwaukee, 545 miles from Des Moines, 715 miles from Kansas City, 770 miles from Indianapolis, 175 miles from Grand Forks, 442 miles from Green Bay, & 1440 miles from Phoenix.
Rest and relax in the comfort of your well-appointed cabin. All cabins give you a beautiful view of the lake and range in size from one bedroom to four bedrooms. All cabins have carpeting, refrigerators and full baths with tub and shower. The three and four bedroom cabins have two full baths. Each room has individually controlled electric heat. Daily maid service is included in the rate.
Red Indian Lodge's experienced guides will take you to the best fishing spots and will make your day of fishing more pleasant in every way! He will fillet your freshly caught fish, fry them to a crispy golden brown and serve them with bacon, fried potatoes, brown beans and plenty of freshly brewed coffee.
In addition to an unsurpassed variety of freshwater fishing for Walleyes, Northerns, Bass, Crappies, Lake Trout and Muskies add a mixture of the following FREE fun and recreation: Tennis, Mini-Golf, Basketball, Bicycles, Horseshoes, Scenic Walks, Canoes, Paddle Boats, Swimming, Satellite TV
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