Outpost Cabins

Our original Outpost Cabin is secretly located on Raggedwood Lake, 42 air miles north and east of Sioux Lookout. We will fly your party up there for a real wilderness experience! Great catches and good times are what keep our customers returning year after year.

It’s like having a whole lake to yourself. The cabin is located on a small island near the center of the lake. Enjoy the adventure of a lifetime in ultimate comfort in our brand new, spacious log cabin.

The outpost cabin has a gas powered generator for electricity. It also has running water and shower facilities. All cooking and eating utensils are supplied. All you have to bring is your food, bedroll or linens, towels and personal belongings.

Fourteen foot boats with Mercury motors are provided. Raggedwood Lake offers the best in wilderness fishing for Walleyes and Pike.

We also have moose tags available for the fall hunt. Enjoy the winter season on your sled out here…the snow is sparkling white and you can go for miles!

It’s the ultimate in seclusion and very picturesque. It’s a great get-a-way for the fishing family or for other fishing and hunting parties.

We have also added another outpost cabin that is located on Carling Lake. This outpost is 45 air miles from town, and only 3 miles from Raggedwood Lake. This is a welcome addition to the trout fisherman, this lake is abundant with lake trout, walleye and northern! This outpost has won the hearts of many fishermen for their favorite place to go for their secluded vacation away from the world.

This outpost is equipped with 5 boats and 15 h.p. motors. There are hiking trails for you to hike into remote lakes that are inaccessible any other way. A true adventure!

This is a great cabin for getting away from it all, it has all the comforts of home. It boasts hot and cold running water, shower, and it is roomy enough for eight. There is a great sandy beach in front of the cabin, so you can enjoy the beach 24 hours a day.

The newest outpost is on Lake St. Joseph, about 88 miles by air from town and is sure to be a new "Hot Spot" for all. It is also accessible going up the North Road 134 miles and having a scenic 27 mile boat ride to Ice House Bay where it's located. This bay is protected from the wind even in the windiest weather. It's on what many refer to as the best spot on the lake for fishing large walleye, northern and white fish. The fishing is even good right off the roomy dock that is there.

The accommodations will be the best in the area, with the new cabin being built in the fall of 2005.

It's a good place to see the fantastic northern lights at night as well as hear the cry of the wolves. There is also a good chance to see the woodland caribou and plenty of ducks.