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Hasbala Lodge

Hasbala Lake, Saskatchewan

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Max Depth 100 ft

Access fly-in

Pricing $$$$

About This Lodge

Only cabin on the lake — Complete privacy

Small fly-in fishing lodge on the north end of Hasbala Lake in northern Saskatchewan, where the borders of Saskatchewan, Manitoba, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut meet. The main lodge has lots of windows, a wood stove and natural paneling. Guests stay two to a room in the guest wing adjoining the main lodge, or in a separate guest cabin that accommodates up to four guests. Fishing is catch and release.

Accommodations

Lodging Type

Main lodge with guest wing (two guests per room) and a separate guest cabin

Amenities

Electricity: Yes

Running Water: Yes

Hot Water: Yes

Shower: Yes

Sink: Yes

Heat: Wood stove and propane

Cell: No

Dock

Fish Cleaning Station

Other: Dining room; propane demand water heater gives endless hot water for showers.

Fish Species

pike lake trout grayling

Boats & Equipment

Boats Included

Gas Included

Yes

Lake Information

Very remote, unspoiled sub-arctic wilderness lake with many islands. A government cairn and old surveyor's tower marking the Canadian four-corner point are less than a mile from the lodge.

Lake Name

Hasbala Lake

Province

Saskatchewan, Northern Saskatchewan, at the Saskatchewan/Manitoba/Northwest Territories/Nunavut border

Max Depth

100 ft

Lake Structure

Many islands, several holes well over 100 feet deep, inlet river with delta on the south end, outlet about 300 yards from the lodge on the north end, surrounded by eskers and hills.

Fishing Pressure

Minimal - only one small lodge on the remote lake, guests have exclusive use of the area.