The main lodge, over 7,000 square feet, is made of native spruce, pine and juniper and affords a magnificent view of the river and all her majesty through a circular wall of windows. The art work throughout the lodge compliments the décor and speaks of a history all its own.
There are 7 private bedrooms – hand made quilts over inner-spring mattresses and down comforters, a comfortable reading chair and plenty of closet space. Each room has its own bathroom and shower with plenty of hot water and linens. There is a large sitting room in the common area with a massive river rock fireplace, a library with a cozy wood stove, a dining table which can seat 16, a well stocked fly-tying corner, two cigar friendly screened-in porches, a bubbling hot-tub, pool table, wood fired sauna, exercise r
View more...oom, outdoor fireplace; and each guest is assigned his or her own gear–locker for their reels, camera, and favourite hat. We provide quality fishing gear and breathable gortex waders in varying sizes for your use. All you need to bring are your personal items.
Labrador's Eagle River is world renowned and ranked in the top five Atlantic-salmon producing rivers in the North American continent. It is known for its large, wild salmon (thirty pounders have been caught and released by anglers at the Lodge), for its bright and shiny grilse that run throughout the season. In addition to wild salmon and grilse, the Labrador waters are also home to the giant Labrador brook trout, silvery Artic char, sea run trout, and Northern pike.
Accessible only by float plane or helicopter, the Lodge's pristine, remote and totally isolated waters can be fished from the shore, or from our boats - many handmade Gander River style, or by wading. The river ranges from a spectacular thousand-yards-wide, to sections a few hundred feet wide, to places where you can cast fro View more...m bank to bank.
Spoken Languages
English
Labrador City, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada 
