Fishing · Saskatchewan
Cree Lake Lodge
A remote fly-in fishing lodge on Cree Lake in northern Saskatchewan, known among reviewers for trophy pike, big lake trout, experienced guides and hearty home cooking.
What visitors say
Cree Lake Lodge is a fishing camp in northern Saskatchewan, and nearly every review starts with the fish. Guests describe trophy northern pike as the main event, with several groups reporting dozens of pike over 40 inches in a week and a few fish pushing 50. Lake trout, walleye and grayling round out the catch.
The operation is family-run, and reviewers keep coming back to the people. Guides get steady praise for knowing the water, handling fish carefully and making long days on the lake enjoyable. Cabins are described as clean and comfortable, the lodge itself as homey, and the meals, including shore lunches of fresh fish, as a highlight in their own right.
Many visitors are repeat guests or book their next trip before leaving. Reviewers include father-and-son groups, first-timers to northern Saskatchewan and anglers with decades of lodge trips behind them, and all of them rank it near the top of their list. It suits anglers set on a trophy pike or a big laker who want a fully guided, all-inclusive trip.
There is very little criticism on record: one low rating among nearly thirty, with no detail given. The main thing to plan around is the location. This is remote country, so expect to book well ahead and arrange travel in with the lodge.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 28 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Cree Lake Lodge directly.