The outfitter
Located north of the 54th parallel at the northern tip of Grass River Provincial Park in Manitoba, Elbow Lake Lodge is the only outfitter established on Elbow Lake. Managed by Todd and Jennifer McCracken, the lodge offers fishing and hunting trips available in two packages: the Main Lodge plan and the Wilderness Camp (self-sufficient). Elbow Lake is dotted with numerous islands, creating hundreds of miles of shoreline ideal for Northern Pike and Walleye fishing. The lodge promotes conservation practices, including the release of trophy specimens and the use of barbless hooks. Anglers can explore the main lake as well as
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several portage lakes, either independently or with the services of a guide who prepares a traditional shore lunch. In the spring and fall, black bear hunting trips are also offered on Elbow Lake and along the Saskatchewan River. Regarding accommodations, the Main Lodge features four cabins equipped with a kitchenette, wood stove, and hot shower, accommodating 2 to 8 people with a maximum capacity of 20 guests per week. The site has 24-hour generated electricity, a satellite phone, and a tackle shop. The Wilderness Camp, located on the northwest shore, includes five two-bedroom cabins with screened-in porches, propane appliances (stove, refrigerator, lighting), wood stoves, outdoor BBQs, private docks, a fish-cleaning shack, ice house, and a central shower house.
