Located in the Haliburton Highlands west of Minden, Redboat is an under-fished lake featuring clear, tannin-stained, warm water about 1 mile in length. The gently breaking rocky shoreline supports moderate weed growth in the shallower, soft-bottom areas and back bays. Mid-lake depths range to 40 feet, but the average is 20 feet. The more or less continuous margin of lily pads trace out long portions of the irregular shoreline, and are thick enough to extend outward into deep enough water to hold bass morning, noon and night. Timber blowdowns, logs, and brush extending out from the shore also form a major portion of the bass hideaways. The small to largemouth bass ratio is about 40/60.

The cabin is beautiful and spacious, boasting 600 square feet of space entirely finished inside and out in natural pine. The Redboat Lake cabin sleeps up to ten in three separate sleeping quarters, has new appliances, lots of windows and wood planked siding. It is our most spacious destination cabin. Five boats with up to five motors are on hand.

Standard Vacation Package:
3 Days, 2 Nights - See Rates
Extra Nights: See Rates

Based on a party of 4 maximum. A 15% surcharge applies to groups of less than 4. Minimum group is party of 2. Children 12 years and younger are discounted 10%.

Deposit required at time of reservation.
See FAQ’s for details.

Day Fishing Trip:
(Minimum 2 - See Rates)
Open June 26th for Bass

Red Boat Lake Features

• Beds for 10 (4 bunks and 2 twins)
• Propane fridge, stove, lighting
• Running water (kitchen sink)
• Screened porch
• Propane Bar-B-Que
• 5 Aluminium boats
• 5 outboard motors
  

For a list of standard features of all our cabins, please refer to our FAQ/Info section.

Please remember to check the MNR website at http://www.mnr.gov.on/ for the most up to date information on recreational fishing regulations. (All of Stantonair’s fly-in fishing destinations are located within Zone 15)

Please note that the use of minnows is no longer permitted as a result of changes made to the Ontario bait regulations to prevent the spread of invasive species.

What our guest said..

‘ Non-Stop Bassn’!’

‘We fished all day and caught 150 bass!’

‘Great fishing and beautiful cabin’

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Read Bill River's Review in Ontario Fishing Magazine