Nordic Lodge on Reindeer Lake
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Nordic Lodge is situated on 2.4 acres of deeded land near Southend, along the South shore of the infamous Reindeer Lake! This is a drive-in lodge which provides ease of access without sacrificing the backcountry experience or fishing. Nordic includes 12 well-appointed cabins, as well as a lodge for your guests to enjoy the beautiful setting. Comforts of home are not left behind with full bathrooms and kitchens in most cabins. You will experience a traditional fishing experience coupled with comfort here at Nordic.
This lodge is well set up and profitable in their current operation, however, with so much going for it you could expand in many directions. Being accessible via road is a big advantage, as well as having on grid power. Many other lodges have high transportation expenses through having to fly or boat their guests in, not to mention the added logistics of this kind of travel and managing off-grid power. Since Nordic has road access, guests also have the option of a self-catered trip, although many choose to have Nordic take care of everything for them, however, being able to provide this more affordable option to guests can be advantageous.
Reindeer Lake is known for its world class fishing and provides such a vast fishery with many varied waters. A short boat ride from the lodge you will find Deep Bay which is one of Nordic’s prime Lake Trout holes; a body of water that remains cold long after the heat has driven trout down to unreachable depths in other parts of the lake. Deep Bay is actually one of the world’s largest ancient meteorite craters and runs more than 210 meters deep and 9.5 kms across!
Reindeer Lake has also been designated as a Class 1 Catch and Release Lake: in fact, the largest in Saskatchewan. This will ensure that the superb fishing you enjoy today will also be enjoyed for future generations to come. In addition to this, Nordic also has Outfitting rights and access to nearby Marchand Lake, which gives you lots of action for Northern Pike, or Fafard Lake, which is known for its Walleye.
Let’s not stop there! Nordic also has excellent bear hunting! The lodge has 50 bear tags allocated every year, although they choose to only take 32 hunters, which are already pre-sold for the 2025 season. The bear hunting program has been fostered over the years and is well set-up utilizing a wall tent camp with many options for hunting: from the water or utilizing stands or ground blinds. Big boars, including colour phase bears, are found here and as a bonus the clients love being able to do some world-class fishing while on their bear hunt. What a combo!
Nordic is a well-rounded lodge with good roots: drive-in location, world-class fishery, excellent bear, and substantial infrastructure and equipment. All of this, wrapped into a successful on-going operation, awaiting the new owner to step in. Why not you?!
REINDEER LAKE
Reindeer Lake is perfectly situated on the northern edge of the Canadian boreal forest, as well as on the edge of the Arctic Circle, where you get to experience the best of both worlds. It is located in NE Saskatchewan with a small portion of the lake lying in Manitoba.
Reindeer Lake is the 9th largest lake in North America and the 22nd largest lake in the world with a jaw-dropping nearly 2 million fishable acres with over 5,500 islands and 5,700 miles of shoreline giving it limitless habitat for fish to thrive. The multitude of islands, bays and channels provides anglers shelter from wind, as well provides endless fishable shoreline and structure that gives life to this great fishery. It is known for its clear, deep waters.
Reindeer Lake is a premier fishery for Northern Pike, Lake Trout, Walleye and Arctic Grayling and is home to many other species of fish including Lake Whitefish, Burbot, and Perch. To sum it up, Reindeer Lake provides an extraordinary and reliable bounty of fish. You have a real opportunity to catch a world record sized fish in here.
At Reindeer Lake you will see 21 hours of sunshine on June 21st and only 8 hours of sunshine on December 21st. Access to the lake is from Hwy 102 and 994. Hwy 102 ends at the community of Southend – you guessed it – at the south end of the lake and Hwy 994 ends at Kinoosao on the eastern shore of the lake. The lake drains mainly to the south via the Reindeer River to the Churchill River which then runs east to Hudson Bay. Water flow out of the lake is regulated by the Whitesand Dam. Deep Bay, located at the south end of the lake and measuring about 13 kms wide and 220 meters deep, is the site of a large meteorite impact dating back about 99 million years ago.
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