Winter: 1-307-548-7753
Summer: -1-306-425-7333
Cell:  1-307-899-2976      
Fax: 1-307-548-7753 (winter)
Email: fish@pickerelbaycabins.com

Pickerel Bay has the most consistent supply of Walleye's in the North. Sizes ranging from 5 to 13 pounds are normal for our bay. Hunter Bay is famous for trophy Lake Trout and the rivers and small bays in Hunter Bay hold good Northern Pike fishing.

There’s a reason why lake trout like it at Lac La Ronge – they prefer large, deep, cold lakes where they can spend their entire lives. The video to your left is an example of Pickerel Bay Cabins quality guide service hunting these cold water beasts.

A general knowledge of lake trout habits can pay off tremendously for you. Trolling slowly through the deep, cold water layers of Hunters Bay always produces excellent catches of trophy lake trout.

Pickerel Bay Cabins is dedicated to the preservation of our trophy fishery. We strive to be stewards of this land, which includes managing its wildlife. We trust the angler wishing to fish our water also embraces the concept of fisheries conservation.

All inclusive pkgs,range from our 3 nights at $1065 to 8 nights at $1640. Inclusive is trans. to the lodge from La Ronge, meals, 16ft deep v boat, fish processing, cabin, internet service. .

A $100.00 deposit per person holds your planned time with us, the remainder is due at the end of your stay.

No need to travel endless air or auto miles looking for trophies in the north, we have all three species, virtually at your cabin door. We meet you in La Ronge and boat you across to the lodge or we float plane our guests. Prices are inclusive in your pkg

Pickerel Bay Cabins are located in the heart of the Boreal Forest also known as the Taiga forest. The name Taiga ( tie-ga ) is Russian: Circumpolar belt of coniferous forest just south of the Tundra region ranging from Alaska all of Canada, Europe and Asia.

Temperatures in the Taiga could range from -50f in the winter mos. to over +90f in the summer mos. Good news for our guest, May through Sept. temps. range from 50f to 60f in May and gradually warmer into June , July , and August eventually cooling in Sept. and on. Travelling through the Taiga is an adventure all in itself. A very distinct transistion in the country side occurs. From the broad Canadian plains,into the Birch/Aspen hills across the Saskatchewan River into the Taiga locally referred to as the " bush ".                             

Upon your arrival to Pickerel Bay Cabins our staff brings all your belongings to your cabin. The cabins have refridges. wood heat, all linens , sleeping gear is provided, electricity. Showers, hot water facilities, ice , toilets are all centrally located