Category: Unnamed Lake

Unnamed Lake is now ready for the first guests.

In the past there were only a few people who knew about the fantastic fishing we have in August and September. With the shortened season this year there is now a whole group of fishermen who now know about the great late season walleye and northern fishing we offer.  

Scott D and Scott . fished Unnamed Lake August 22-29. Scott D in one day caught 10 northern over 30 inches. The biggest was 40 inches. The best spot was the bay near the cabin, where each of them caught a 40 incher.

Now that the Spruce and Jackpine trees no longer block the sunlight from getting to the ground at Unnamed Lake the underbrush has really taken off. On a positive note it looks like we will have plenty of firewood for the next 20 years.

Ryan and Steve put in a good day at Unnamed Lake. Check out the paint job on the new shed.

Ryan and Bill are working on building a new shed at Unnamed Lake. They managed to get the ridge pole up, the rafters in place, and the roof sheathed with plywood. Finally, the roofing and building shelves inside installed. They also hauled in boards and beams to build the new walkway.  All…

The fires got the outhouse, the shed, and the portage boat at Unnamed Lake. The cabin is just fine. We built a new out house, will bring in a replacement portage boat next week, and replace the shed later this summer. The fires are out. There is a post fire mop…

Louise, Ryan, and Bill finished up at Unnamed lake today. The cabin and the fish are all ready for the first fishermen on Sunday. From this photo you can see how much the cabin was lifted.

The cabin at Unnamed not only had to be leveled but it also had to be lifted about 10 inches.  The job required two Jackalls and 10 hydraulic jacks from four to 20 tons.