LOON LAKE LODGE

At Loon Lake Lodge you are surrounded by the unspoiled wilderness of the Minnesota north woods. The Gunflint Trail area, where we are located, has changed little over the years. It is much the same as it was over a hundred years ago. The calls of loons, the hoot of owls, the eerie howl of a wolf on a moonlit night and the breeze whispering through the trees will take you back to a much simpler and less hurried time.



Sunday, July 11, 2010

Big Fish

People always ask about fishing. Do you have fish in the lake? Does anyone every catch big fish? 
Well here are some of the fish caught this year so far.  The first big fish of the season was a 17 pound
plus lake trout caught on Loon Lake by Carol.  The next day her friend Kathy caught this very nice northern. Their husbands didn't have as much luck but as long as your wife can catch fish what do you care. 


Herold and Matt Becker had a great week of fishing.  They tried Loon, Little Iron and Crab Lakes and had good luck on all of them.  They fished a few hours a day and were able to catch northerns, bass and walleye.  The largest was a 28 inch walleye and it was a beauty.  They also had a nice stringer of walleyes later in the week
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So if fishing is your thing -- good fishing can be found on the Gunflint Trail.  Check us out at www.visitloonlake.com