Fishing Report. Our Cedar River Watershed Fishery is far enough north and remote enough to have escaped the unbridled fishing that plagued areas to south over the last fifty to one hundred years. Cedar lake offers 6600 acres of prime fishing and access to 15000 acres of the six adjoining lakes of the Cedar River Watershed without the need to portage. For years we have followed a conservation policy of 'Catch And Release", "Catch And Consume" and "No Trophies Out". As a result our very northern and remote fishing has just gotten better each year. The trophies caught in the past still swim in our waters and grow ever larger. Cedar Lake is a 'Class A' muskie fishery.

The Cedar River Watershed has the Cedar River running through it. The watershed is made up of six large lakes, Cedar Lake, Perrault Lake, Davenport, Spadina, Church and St. Clair Lake, comprising about 15,000 acres of protected waters. The lakes are fed by eighty streams that supply nutrients and prey to our fishery. The surrounding topography of our lakes is rugged and hilly making the under water contours similarly configured. Deep holes, shallow reefs, rocky rubble, steep drop offs, flowage from the streams, Islands, bays and bottoms that range from gravel, to silt to rocky rubble and overhangs, are characteristic of Cedar Lake, where the lodge is located.

Cedar lake is nineteen miles wide and 6600 acres of unspoiled wilderness waters full of fish.

See our photo gallery. Read our Fishing reports and view the photos on our fishing photo forum.

Please don't hesitate to call me or write to me if you have questions about our lodge, cabins or the fishing. Kim and I do our best to insure that your next fishing vacation will be a memorable one.

To New Guests: Vacation at Cedar Lake Lodge: We offer modern quality rental cabins, boats and motors, a spectacular, unspoiled fishery about three hours north of International Falls MN. A great Canadian fishing lodge where you can expect to catch trophy fish. Plan for Walleye, Muskie, Pike, Smallmouth Bass, Jumbo Perch and Whitefish on your next fishing vacation.

Cross the border at International Falls, Minnesota into Fort Frances, Ontario. Travel east on Hwy. 11 to the junction of Hwy. 502. Follow Hwy. 502 until its end, at the junction of Hwy. 594. Turn right and travel through Dryden to Hwy. 17, then west to Vermilion Bay. From here, take Hwy. 105 north for 29 miles to our landing, just off of the highway. Our location near Perrault Falls Ontario is approximately 160 miles north of International Falls MN.

Call us on our phone upon arrival at our parking lot. We will pick your up and take you a short distance by boat to our island lodge.