Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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Q. Is there a hospital in Red Lake? A. Yes. Red Lake has a hospital and a medical clinic. Q. Can I fish with a full-limit license rather than the conservation license that comes free with my fishing package? A. Yes. We sell all licenses at camp. Q. How many walleyes does the average fisherman catch in a day? A. There’s no such thing as an “average” fisherman. The best answer to this question is that Red Lake is best known for the size of its walleyes. They can average 22-24 inches with many 26 inches and larger. Q. I would like to come on the American Plan but I’m afraid I might need to head back to the lodge for a meal just when the fish are biting! A. At Bow Narrows you will be fishing within minutes of the lodge, not hours away, so you can quickly return to the fishing spot when you’re done eating. But if you aren’t back for a meal, we’ll just save it for you. |
Q. Do you sell bait? A. No. Our guests just pick up some nightcrawlers or leeches before they leave Red Lake. If they need more later on we’ll get it for them during the mid-week supply trip. Q. Should I bring a portable depth finder? A. Most walleye fishermen bring them. Much of the time our walleyes are so shallow they can’t be seen on a fish finder but it is still handy for fishing structures. Q. Can we come on the Housekeeping Plan and buy a meal in the dining room? A. Yes. You can also buy one particular meal every day, breakfast for instance. Q. Can I bring an electric trolling motor and battery? A. Yes |
Q. Do you have guides? A. No. They just aren’t necessary
since we fish so near the camp and because the lake is
so easy to navigate. And we clean your fish for you back
at camp. Finally, they just aren’t available. |
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