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Wolf Lake Wilderness Lodge

Wolf Lake, Yukon — Near Whitehorse

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Lake Size 18,000 acres

Max Depth 300 ft

Max Guests 10

Access fly-in

Season June – August

About This Lodge

Full service, all-inclusive, family-owned and operated fly-in lodge on Wolf Lake in the Yukon offering trophy Lake Trout, Arctic Grayling, Northern Pike and Whitefish fishing. The lodge keeps groups small to minimize human pressure and is the only lodge on the lake, guaranteeing exclusivity. Explore 2,500 square miles of untouched wilderness.

Lake Information

Wolf Lake is 100 miles by air directly east of Whitehorse, nestled between two mountain ranges with no road access. Surrounded by true untouched Canadian wilderness, over 2,500 square miles.

Lake Name

Wolf Lake

Province

Yukon, Yukon Territory

Lake Size

18,000 acres

Max Depth

300 ft

Elevation

3,280 ft

Islands

Water Clarity

Clear

Outflows

Wolf River

Watershed

Yukon River

Fishing Pressure

Low - only lodge on the lake, small group sizes maintained to minimize pressure

Fish Species

Whitefish Burbot lake trout Grayling Pike

Trophy Records: 56 pound lake trout

Portage Lakes: 3 (3 lakes)

Portage Lake Names: May, Wolverine, Peters

Accommodations

Lodging Type

Private guest cabins with main lodge

Max Guests

Total Rooms

Amenities

Electricity: Yes

Running Water: Yes

Hot Water: Yes

Drinking Water: Yes

Shower: Yes

Sink: Yes

Heat: Yes - oil furnace

WiFi

Cell: No

Email access available at the main lodge

Hot Tub

Lounge Area

Dock

Tackle Shop: Yes - rods, reels, lures and fly gear provided for guest use

Shore Lunch Kit: Yes

Other: Screened-in gazebo with wood-fired hot tub, satellite television, boats equipped with PFDs, paddles, Helix 7 fish finders, rod holders and cradles