Great White North Lodges

About Great White North Lodges

Great White North Lodges own and operate three lodges in Three Provinces giving Anglers the opportunity to fish for: Monster Northern Pike, Walleye, Lake Trout, Grayling, Small and Large Mouth Bass, Musky and more. For more information visit the links below for each of the lodges.

Minor Bay Lodge & Outposts: Situated in a sheltered, pristine bay in the southeast corner of Wollaston Lake, Minor Bay Lodge offers its guests the opportunity to enjoy the worlds finest trophy pike fishing while being pampered at a first-class lodge.

There's always a buzz around the lodge, whether its a catch of a lifetime by one of our anglers, an unforgetable wildlife sighting or another dazzling culinery success from our chef Loretta. Visit our news section for frequent updates on all the events up at the lodge, including our fish log and our latest fishing tips.

Slippery Winds Wilderness Resort: A jewel in Ontario, located a few miles from the U.S-Canada border, Slippery Winds offers access to six fishing lakes teeming with six different varieties of sport fish.

A short float-plane trip from Fort Frances, Ontario, takes you to the lodge located on a peninsula between Yoke Lake and Straw Lake. This American-Plan lodge offers its guests the opportunity to angle for six species of sportfish, including smallmouth and largemouth bass, lake trout, muskie, northern pike and walleye on six separate lakes that are accessible via boat or short portage.

Kaska Goose Lodge: Kaskattama Goose Lodge is one of the few goose hunting lodges left on the Hudson Bay coast. Located on Cape Tatnam near the mouth of the Kaskattama River in northern Manitoba, Kaska is a hunters' paradise. Kaska Goose Camp has been transformed from little more than a converted Hudson Bay Company fur storage warehouse into the most luxurious lodge on the Hudson Bay and James Bay coasts.

In addition to the excellent hunting for snow, blue, Ross and Canada geese, ptarmigan and a variety of ducks, Kaskatamma is a nature lovers delight. Kaska is located near a major denning area for polar bears, so it is quite common to see mother bears and their cubs wandering the coast scavenging for food while they wait for the ice to form on the bay. In addition to the polar bears, Artic fox, wolves, black bears, moose and caribou in habit the unique ecosystem which surrounds Kaska.