Ice Fishing
Ice Shack Solitude or
Fish House Fellowship
For some, ice fishing is a deeply personal, almost spiritual endeavor. Outside the shack, it’s a bitter cold, endless icy landscape – but inside that same shack, as you quietly and even anonymously seek to land your first-ever trophy fish, you’re experiencing a profoundly cathartic experience.
For others, ice fishing is a time for fellowship with family and/or friends. Lots of laughs, card games and good-natured ribbing is what the ice fishing season is all about. Talk about a way to recharge your batteries!
Either way, Lake Kabetogama in the winter is ghostly winter quiet, beautifully decorated with rugged piney shorelines, and outstanding for ice anglers of all kinds – beginners and experts, all age ranges, and absolutely no discrimination of gender identity. We hope you’ll join us!
Ensure you abide by the following guidelines for everyone’s fun and safety:
- Always place ice houses at least 50 feet from the center of snowmobile trails and the ice road.
- Check ice conditions before heading out on the ice.
- Remember that a fishing license and icehouse registration are both required.
If you’re wondering about rentals on Lake Kabetogama, please note:
- Sandy Point Lodge has Dark Houses and Fish Houses for rent.
- Voyageur Park Lodge has Fish Houses for Rent.
