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Ubiquity Lake Lodge

Ubiquity Lake, Saskatchewan — Near Buffalo Narrows

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Max Guests 12

Access fly-in

Pricing $$$

About This Lodge

Only cabin on the lake — Complete privacy

Fully modern main lodge with a rustic feel, on a quiet bay of Ubiquity Lake in Northern Saskatchewan. It sleeps up to 12 guests, though 6-8 is the ideal group size. Groups of 6 or more have the entire camp and private lakes to themselves. Family owned and operated by the Heier family since 2022. Offers fly-in fishing and black bear hunting.

Accommodations

Lodging Type

Lodge

Max Guests

Beds

Amenities

Electricity: Yes - solar

Running Water: Yes

Hot Water: Yes

Drinking Water: Yes

Shower: Yes

Sink: Yes

Toilet: flush

WiFi

Cell: No

Satellite phone, InReach devices and internet in camp

Dock

Tackle Shop: No

Shore Lunch Kit: No

Other: Fish finders, bedding and towels provided, leather furniture, deck overlooking the lake, campfire area, separate staff quarters. Staff clean the fish. Black bear hunting (archery and rifle) is also offered. Extra rods and reels are available at camp.

Fish Species

walleye pike lake trout grayling

Portage Lakes: Yes (3 lakes)

Boats & Equipment

Boats Included

Boat Length

16 ft

Boat Brand

Naden and Lund

Motor

20 HP

Gas Included

Yes

Lake Information

The only camp on four private lakes: Ubiquity, Carpenter, Esker and McKie, plus a few bonus connector bodies of water. Guests can portage or use channels to move between lakes. Anglers target trophy lake trout, northern pike, walleye and arctic grayling (the Canadian Grand Slam). Located 108 miles north of Buffalo Narrows.

Lake Name

Ubiquity Lake

Province

Saskatchewan, Northern Saskatchewan

Fishing Pressure

Minimal - Only a few groups are accommodated per year, and groups of 6 or more have the camp and private lakes to themselves. Portage lakes see even less pressure.

Meals & Services

Meal Plan

American Plan

Meals Included

Breakfast, packed lunch or shore lunch, snacks, appetizers, supper and desserts. Water, coffee, tea, iced tea and lemonade provided.

Guide Service

optional

Reviews & Reputation

5.0

Based on 1 review from across the web

Review Highlights

Guests rate Ubiquity Lake Lodge very highly. All of the reviews give 5 out of 5 stars, and several come from repeat visitors who say each year has been as good as or better than the last. Some reviewers were first-time fly-in or first-time Canada anglers and say they plan to return. One TV host who taped a trip there in 2002 called it possibly one of the best kept secrets of Saskatchewan pike fishing.

The fishing, food, and hosts are praised most often. Reviewers describe strong pike fishing, including fly-rod action for pike and trout. Guests report pike up to 45 inches and 27 lb, and one guest counted ten 20-plus-pound fish in a day. Lake trout of 5-10 lb are caught near camp, and walleye are plentiful. Nearly every reviewer calls the food outstanding or good, with prime rib, roasted hams, and deep-fried breaded pike fillets named. Guests describe the staff and guides as friendly and welcoming, and some say they felt like guests rather than customers. Guests single out Linda and Rod, the cook and guide, by name. Wildlife is another highlight: several reviewers saw black bears, one reviewer saw bears large enough for the record book, and others saw bald eagles and moose tracks. The lodge sleeps twelve and has hot and cold running water and showers, and one guest also praised the lodging.

Reviewers raise no complaints or recurring concerns. The lodge suits anglers who want pike and big-fish action, including fly-fishers, and first-time fly-in guests who want a welcoming, hosted trip. It also suits groups of friends, and one reviewer is already planning a return trip with family. Guests who want bear viewing or hunting, wildlife, and good food alongside the fishing will also find it a good fit.

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R.D. Carson (Officially Rugged TV) Jun 1, 2002

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Officially Rugged Testimonial

TV host's write-up of a June 2002 taping trip. He calls Ubiquity Lake Lodge possibly one of the best kept secrets of Saskatchewan pike fishing. The lodge sleeps twelve and offers personalized service with hot and cold running water and showers. The food was outstanding, including prime rib and roasted hams. The fishing was 'unbelievable', with 5-10 lb lake trout 200 yards from camp, pike up to 45 inches and 27 lb on Ubiquity, and a 42-inch pike on nearby Carpenter Lake. He also reports plenty of walleye and many bears seen.

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What's Included

Included

Round trip airfare from Buffalo Narrows, SK; clean and comfortable lodging; indoor plumbing and hot water; homecooked meals and shore lunch; 16 ft boats with 20 HP motors; fuel; fish finders; guiding services (optional for fishing, included for hunting); satellite phone and WiFi. Fishing is included at no extra charge with hunting packages. Hunting packages also include multiple bait sites and trophy preparation (skinning and freezing the hide).

Not Included

License fees, alcohol, gratuities. A 2.4% surcharge may be added for credit card payments. A $750 per person deposit is required for fishing and $2,000 per person for hunting. The balance is due 30 days before departure. Deposits are non-refundable (hunting deposits are refundable with 90 days' notice).