Andersons Lodge on Lac Seul! (Muskies & Walleyes)

This weeks episodes takes us to legendary Lac Suel reservoir in pursuit of giant Muskies! This has been a bucket list destination for us so it made for an incredible trip at Andersons Lodge!

[@tjsguideservice]

Great job as always, Holmgrens!

[@devotedoutdoors]

Thanks bud!!

[@ghostpedal1]

Love that place, stayed there several times.

[@devotedoutdoors]

It truly is amazing!! Can’t wait to go back!!

[@christophereric1407]

I live here. I recognize your spots and will make sure to return to the places where you see fish. I watched a 54 come out of the lake at one of them. Hope to see you two back here.

[@devotedoutdoors]

Heck yah!!

[@andrewlawson6224]

@@christophereric1407 heading to Tukteigweik Bay through Anderson’s Lodge, September 20. We are bringing small sticks and big sticks. Any ideas about where to go? We release everything.

[@christophereric1407]

@@andrewlawson6224 Cabbage everywhere this year. Water level is up but not high. Sept 20th could be summer conditions and weeds not yet transitioning to fall conditions. Lots of good spots in sight of the Tuk camp yet I prefer to go north. Got three one day last week.

[@nateandrychuk]

Nice job I’m pretty sure I seen you guys a few times when you were up there. Fun body of water to fish

[@devotedoutdoors]

That’s awesome!! It is truly amazing!!

[@coldlabatts3538]

Nice video! We've been eyeballing the Tom's Landing cabin for a few years now.

[@devotedoutdoors]

It is awesome!!

[@andrewlawson6224]

What time of year were you at Tom’s Landing?

[@devotedoutdoors]

Memorial weekend

[@stephenimhoff5774]

Great show guys. It was fun to see your excitement as you experienced Lac Seul. Going there is such an adventure. You had some great action / footage from big fish. On topwater to boot! Could I ask what time of year you guys visited?

[@devotedoutdoors]

Thank you!! We really appreciate it! It was early September!

[@jdretsch]

You guys do realize there's a boat launch like 10 minutes away?

[@josheddy6905]

Awesome video! Lac Seul looks like such a great destination. Curious what you used for mapping or how navigation on the lake was? I've heard some horror stories about it making me hesitant to get up there.

[@devotedoutdoors]

Yup it is definitely not marked well and dangerous. We used navionics and slowly followed the path that was on there but there are no good maps. You have to be careful and take it slow until you get familiar. We saved all our tracks once we new they were safe.

[@christophereric1407]

The area where these videos are shot is full of unmarked underwater hazzards. Google Earth can help you find rocks and reefs before you get here.

[@andrewlawson6224]

@@josheddy6905 I used a lake Masters chip in Chamberlain, Narrows, and it was fairly accurate. I felt safe running, but followed my track back. Just an idea.

[@bigfishbrau]

dude. you have to hang it in the turns!

[@devotedoutdoors]

Hahaha thanks for the advice.