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Fishing HLL's Flyout LakesAlong with Hatchet Lake each of our 16 fly-out lakes holds its own beauty and unique characteristics (depth, water temperature, clarity, bottom composition, type of fish, etc.)
We get daily reports from returning anglers who can inform you when a particular lake is hot! In most cases, there are only 2-3 boats on the entire lake for the day. Click the Map below to view all the surrounding lakes. 
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Fishing hll’s portage lakes
You also have the opportunity to fish 3 portage lakes off of Hatchet Lake. Those lakes are Thrift Lake, Corson Lake and Le Drew Lake. The 3 lakes vary is accessibility but are easily fishable for an entire day or as a morning or afternoon excursion! They also offer that remoteness feeling, similar to a flyout, but with out the added cost.
Click the button below to learn more about our portage lakes!
Click the button below to learn more about our portage lakes!
Tackle
Our tackle shop is located in the back of the lodge, behind the lounge area. We offer a great selection of lures that have proven effective on our waters. The tackle shop is open during meal hours and all prices are in U.S. Dollars. Additional charges during your stay will be added to your “tab” and paid for the evening prior to your departing day.
Rod and Reel Rental ** $25/day/rental – We ask that you pre-book your rod and reel rentals 30 days in advance.
Rod and Reel Rental ** $25/day/rental – We ask that you pre-book your rod and reel rentals 30 days in advance.
Fly Fishing Gear
We carry spare spools of fly line and a very complete selection of fly patterns for Arctic Grayling and Northern Pike. Let us know if you have fly fishing needs and we will do our best to accommodate you.
Come to Hatchet Lake to experience some of the hottest fly fishing for Northern Pike and Arctic Grayling to be found anywhere!
Come to Hatchet Lake to experience some of the hottest fly fishing for Northern Pike and Arctic Grayling to be found anywhere!
Northern Pike & Lake Trout Angling Equipment
Rods: 6’-7’ Medium-heavy action spinning for baitcasting rods.
Reels: Medium – heavy spinning reels (15-20 lbs. test line) and casting reels (17-20 lbs. test)
Lures: Northern pike will hit a variety of lures such as Rapalas, Doctor Spoons, Dare Devils, Five-O-Diamonds, bass spinnerbaits, Johnson Silver Minnow, #3#5Mepps Spinners, Suick “jerk baits”, top-water plugs, Sluggo type worms, etc.
Early in the seasons the same type of lures can be used to catch Lake Trout. As the season progresses, most trout are caught by vertically jigging 2-4 oz. slap spoons and heavy jigs in 60-100 feet of water.
Reels: Medium – heavy spinning reels (15-20 lbs. test line) and casting reels (17-20 lbs. test)
Lures: Northern pike will hit a variety of lures such as Rapalas, Doctor Spoons, Dare Devils, Five-O-Diamonds, bass spinnerbaits, Johnson Silver Minnow, #3#5Mepps Spinners, Suick “jerk baits”, top-water plugs, Sluggo type worms, etc.
Early in the seasons the same type of lures can be used to catch Lake Trout. As the season progresses, most trout are caught by vertically jigging 2-4 oz. slap spoons and heavy jigs in 60-100 feet of water.
Walleye Fishing Equipment
Rods/Reels: 6’ medium action rods with spinning reels spooled with 6-10 pound test mono will do the trick!
Lures: Walleye will hit the traditional 1/8-3/8 oz. jigs with Berkley Powerbaits or Mr. Twister type tails, as well as spoons and crankbaits.
Lures: Walleye will hit the traditional 1/8-3/8 oz. jigs with Berkley Powerbaits or Mr. Twister type tails, as well as spoons and crankbaits.
Arctic Grayling Fly-fishing Equipment
Rods/Reels: Ultra-light spinning reels spooled with 2-6 pound test mono. Your 4-5 weight fly rod and single action fly reel are also a favorite choice.
Lures: Casting small Mepps or Blue Fox spinners (size 0) is very effective. A plastic “bubble” float and dry fly combination also works well when spinners are not producing.
Fly Line: Weight Forward or double taper fly lines; 7’-10’ tapered leaders with 3X-6X tippets.
Lures: Casting small Mepps or Blue Fox spinners (size 0) is very effective. A plastic “bubble” float and dry fly combination also works well when spinners are not producing.
Fly Line: Weight Forward or double taper fly lines; 7’-10’ tapered leaders with 3X-6X tippets.
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EquipmentEquipment plays an important role in the success of your fishing trip. We have specialists on hand to tune motors on a daily basis to ensure that from the slowest trolling speed to full throttle, your motor is always in peak operating condition.
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