Are they still in business? Haven't been there for quite a few years and I can't find any current info on them.

That place was amazing, wish they were still there as enchanted island had lot's of history. Steve knows more details..

The Canadian Humminbird

Place was sold a couple years ago to a private owner. Heard it was the owner of Marvin Windows in Warroad. He was building a new place on the island with a nice southern exposure last time I drove by.

fishyj

Well if Monument Bay Lodge is out... now about some suggestions for other camps on that part of the lake.

Boy I miss that place. I would go up every year the 3rd week in Oct. Now my fall trip is to Whitefish Bay.Just not the same.

Frolanders is as close as you can get to the location and atmoshpere of MBL. They only have American plan, though. Sandy's Blackhawk Island is several miles south with both American and housekeeping plans.

If you want to stay in the US and in that general area: cannot beat Angle Outpost.
www.angleoutpost.com

I second Angle Outpost! Dave & Jessica do a great job!

Bret

I vote for Angle Outpost also. Canadian sales tax is up to 13% this year! I love the fact that I can stay in Minn and pay Minn gas prices and being able to drive right to your cabin is another plus.

Sandys is a whole right hand turn and a straightaway south of monument for a total of about 3 Mins. Bill and his parents were the ones who started Monument. I highly recommend Sandy's Blackhawk Island camp as this year will be our 8th consecutive year there.

Mr Musky

>Sandys is a whole right hand turn and a straightaway south of
>monument for a total of about 3 Mins. Bill and his parents
>were the ones who started Monument. I highly recommend Sandy's
>Blackhawk Island camp as this year will be our 8th
>consecutive year there.
>
>Mr Musky

x2

The Canadian Humminbird

I have stayed at Angle Outpost too and it is really nice but it is so far from where we want to fish. The friend that is going with has a 16-foot boat with a 40hp. Plus we have four boys going and we want to hit a couple walk-in lakes for smallies. I will check with Frolanders. Had some good experiences at Monument Bay lodge... too bad.

Thanks for the input.

If you can afford it, Frolanders would be perfect. With that size boat, you would be in a area where if the wind picked up from any direction, you could still find wind blocked fishable water, close by in just about any direction.

I stayed at MBL for several years with a 16ft boat with a 40 hp.