The Most Modern Camp in the Most Remote Place You’ll Ever Hunt or Fish
George Lake sits 89 air miles northwest of La Ronge, Saskatchewan. There’s no road in, no cell towers on the way — just float plane, water, and boreal forest for as far as you can see. That’s exactly why our guests come here.
It’s also exactly why the words “just renovated” don’t usually belong in the same sentence as a camp this remote. We just changed that.
Hot Water, On Demand, 89 Miles From the Nearest Faucet
Every lakefront cabin at George Lake has been fitted with an on-demand hot water system. No waiting on a tank to recover between showers, no rationing hot water across a cabin full of hunters and anglers coming in off the water or out of a stand. You fish hard, hunt hard, and come back to a hot shower — not a lukewarm one, and not a line for it.
It sounds like a small thing until you’re the fourth person in camp trying to rinse off bait smell before dinner. Then it’s the thing everyone talks about.
Remote Doesn’t Have to Mean Rustic
The renovation isn’t just plumbing. Our lakefront cabins and 1,000-square-foot main lodge sit on a private sand beach, and camp runs on satellite WiFi — so you can check in with home, send a photo of the bear or the pike, or get a weather update without losing signal the second the float plane takes off.
“We built this place ourselves, and we wanted it to feel like a real camp — a place where the fishing and hunting are as good as anywhere in the province, but you’re not roughing it to get there,” says Rob Spencer, owner of George Lake Outfitting. “Hot water on demand is a small line item. But it’s the difference between a good trip and a great one, and it tells you we sweat the details here.”
Why It Matters for Your Trip
Most outfitters this far into the bush ask you to trade comfort for remoteness. At George Lake, you don’t have to choose. You still get float-plane-only access, 3.5 million acres of licensed bear territory, and a lake that’s been under catch-and-release management since 2003 — now with a camp that matches the quality of the hunting and fishing.
Ready to see it for yourself? Contact us to reserve your spot for a bear hunt, a fishing trip, or the bear-and-fishing combo package.
FAQ
What upgrades were made to the cabins at George Lake Outfitting?
Every lakefront cabin now has an on-demand hot water system, part of an ongoing camp renovation that also includes the main lodge.
Does George Lake Outfitting have WiFi?
Yes. Camp runs on satellite WiFi, so you can stay connected even though the camp itself is fly-in only.
How do you get to George Lake Outfitting?
By float plane only. Camp is 89 air miles northwest of La Ronge, Saskatchewan, with no road access.