Walleye, Northern, Muskie, Crappie, Perch and Smallmouth Bass are all prominent fish species on the Wabigoon Lake chain. Wabigoon Lake is considered one of the best – if not the best for combination Walleye and Muskie fishing in the world. Wabigoon is a highly productive chain of 11 lakes, plus a trophy fishing lake. Indian Point Camp is located on the sheltered West end of Wabigoon Lake just off
Highway 502. Wabigoon Lake is the main chain of 9 lakes including Mile, Trap, Dinorwic, Butler, Olson, Larson, Paulson and Minnehaha. The lake is approximately 26,000 acres and has an average depth of 19.6 feet. You can always get out on the lake no matter what the weather is as it is loaded with bays, inlets and islands that make great fishing for Walleye, Northern Pike, Muskie, Crappie, Perch and Smallmouth Bass. There are plenty of fish to eat and there is excellent trophy potential. Located on a 30 acre peninsula, all ten of our clean, modern, housekeeping cottages offer an exceptional view of Wabigoon Lake from your cabin or deck and are fully equipped for your comfort. Just bring your personal items and leave the rest to us! We are located only 2 hours north of International Falls, MN. Boat, motor, gas, licenses, bait, ice, boat launch, docking facilities, professional guide service, shore lunches, screened-in fish cleaning house with running water, packaging and freezer room, laundry facilities, wireless internet, remote lake day trips, remote lake boat caches….don’t game with your vacation dollars! Your stay at Indian Point Camp will provide you with service second to none. Indian Point Camp is responsible for managing our 250 square mile area of true wilderness bear country. To maintain an excellent success rate, we limit our number of hunters per season. This also enables us to give your hunt a more personal touch. All baits are active weeks prior to your arrival and we discuss in detail with each hunter the patterns and habits of each bait site…so if the adventure and thrill of hunting the ever cautious black bear stimulates your hunting instincts you may consider this for your next hunting experience. Dryden's reputation for Whitetail Deer hunting has been growing for years. Our area is now considered the top deer-hunting destination in Canada and the focal point for deer hunters that truly wish to harvest a Whitetail Buck of trophy calibre. The highest concentration of trophy bucks is found in what has been called the Whitetail Triangle by hunting magazines. The vast wilderness between Dryden and Ignace is the north-eastern section of the Whitetail Triangle and the most productive. Indian Point Camp is located right in the middle of it. Thick mature pine forest, light-cover softwood bush lands and open grasslands along with hundreds of lakes and streams have created the perfect habitat for Whitetails to proliferate in great numbers and get big. Our area has a reputation for Bucks with massive racks. One aspect of our bucks that sometimes goes unnoticed is that our bucks have massive bodies with thick necks and big heads. The size and power of our Whitetail Bucks is why hunters keep coming back to camp year after year. Our Whitetails, along with Moose, have created thousands of animal paths that have been used for an uncountable number of years. Knowing deer paths between areas with good grazing and areas with thick cover is the key to a successful hunt. As outfitters, our business is dependent on knowing where the deer are, where they have been and where they are going in order to give our hunting guests the best chance at harvesting a Whitetail Buck of their dreams. Many guests will enjoy hiking, gathering driftwood, wildflowers, bird and wildlife watching, listening to the call of the loon, watching the northern lights or sitting around the campfire (don’t forget the marshmallows).
