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Which of these 4 outfitters have the nicest houses?


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Having trouble finding pics on their website (if they have a website) - and these are my 4 choices for the weekend I'm looking at. Taking my 63 year old father with on our first trip to URL and want him to be comfortable over 3 days/2nights. Thanks,

1) Aggasiz Lodge

2) Club Red

3) Mort's

4) Red Lake Adventures

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The only one on your list that I have stayed with is Club Red and their houses are just fine. Clean, spacious, restrooms, and they put you on fish. Must not be to bad because that's the place I keep staying at year after year. I used to stay with some others but now only Club Red.

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I have stayed with Aggasiz once 2years ago, we caught a good amount of fish the houses were large, but undesirable. Most of the gas lights didn't work, 1 of the 2 heaters was barely working but we tinkered and got them both running so we had plenty of heat. Price wasn't bad. Once we checked in we didn't see the guy again until we were driving off the lake the next day.

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I was speaking with a co-worker earlier today about Number 4.

From what I gather he was very pleased with the houses and the experience he had with them.

Sounded like a very nice house he was in.

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Red Lake Adventures filled up by the time I called them and I decided to go with Club Red on his recommendation (the guy at Red Lake Adv., as well as Zaraspooks). Thanks for the responses guys.

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Stayed with mort's last wkend, his house were nice. Just the basic fish house 4 bunks, 8 holes, 2 burner stove, 2 rattle reels (more would have been nice), 2 heaters (1 vented and one not) and clean. They stopped out at least twice a day to check to see if we needed anything. They have 24 hr restrooms and showers. Would stay there again and may go up next wkend.

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