The traditional waterfront log cabins, sporting camp lodge, and pristine lake make for a great fishing trip, hunting trip and family vacation in Maine. To the north of the lake is Norway Bluff, 2300', an important area to the aboriginal Abenakis for finding arrowhead material. Across the lake to the south is 1500' Munsungun Ridge with spectacular views from the top. The lake is our primary fishing water for landlocked salmon and lake trout. Togue are caught up to twenty pounds.
Brook trout are also in the lake.
There are a few tributaries that are great at certain times of the year for brookie fishing. We have numerous outlying ponds that produce a very healthy population of wild brook trout. A few of our ponds hold real trophy trout up to four pounds or more. Most of these ponds are fly casting only and the services of a guide are highly recommended. Access is by vehicle or floatplane, and on foot.