LOW Accommodations

[Shake'em]

Does anyone know of a resort in the Baudette area that is willing to rent out a lodge and or cabin only, without renting fish houses at the same time?<P>Some friends and I are planning a 4-day trip for Late March 25-28, and will be using portables. There will be 8-10 of us. The few resorts we called required fish house rentals as well. Also, when must permanent houses be taken off of LOW.<P>Thanks,<BR>Shake'em

[boener]

Hey! <BR>I know there aint much talk about zipple bay resort as far as cabins go but I must say that their log cabins are outstanding! Fireplace, hot tub, satelite tv, etc. A group of us went up there and stayed 2 years ago and had a blast! I think the cabins sleep about 10-12 people. If I were you, I would check these out. 10-4 over and out.

[Shake'em]

Thanks boener...<P>I believe our organizer contacted Cyrus, and a few others, all wanting us to rent houses as well. He also checked at least one hotel/motel, and it was booked. I will have him check this out.<P>Does anyone else have any other suggestions?<P>Thanks,<BR>Shake'em

[bturck]

Shake: We stay at Riverbend resort and when we settle up the bill it is always broken down seperatley with lodging and fish house. Its not a combined package, so I would think they would allow jsut the cabin without the hosue rental. I know they are booked pretty heavy, but you might give them a call 218 634 3084. Not the fanciest place on the lake but clean and a good lodge and food. Price for us is 34.00 per night per man. Good luck, and hang on. Bill

[1tofish]

I have my own houses out on the lake. I have stayed at various resorts (i.e. Zipple and Morris Point) without having to rent fish houses. I would say you would have a better chance of doing this during the week. But in any case it shouldn't matter if you fish with them or not. <P>Permenant houses must be removed by March 31st on LOW. Good Luck and have fun!<p>[This message has been edited by 1tofish (edited 01-08-2004).]

[big_fish_guy]

you can always stay at the americINN hotel in baudette. swimming and hottubs after a long day of fishing...

[Northlander]

Use the resort directory at the top of the home paje. These people sponsor our site and should work with you.

[First Ice-Mike]

If I were you I'd call the Americinn in Baudette right away and see if they have any vacancy. Its a nice hotel and they give a 10% discount to fishermen. Then you could walk across the parking lot to Rosilie's and have some prime rib - best I've ever had!!!<P>FI

[Benfishin]

I'd try Ken-Mar-Ke, down by Morris Point. I will almost guarentee that they will rent you a cabin for a couple nights.

[duckbuster]

We do it every year with 4 guys. We stay at the Sportsman's Lodge and use our portables. We will be there the weekend of March 13th. They have never said anything about not renting a house from them.<BR>I did come across the same thing earlier this year though, where all the resorts I called said you have to go with a package deal.<BR>GOOD LUCK

[jeweaver]

Walleye Retreat rents just cabins. They've always got people going out on their own when I've stayed there. Right now they are pretty wide open for March. $35 a person per night. Checkout <A HREF="http://www.walleyeretreat.com" TARGET=_blank>www.walleyeretreat.com</A>

[Royce Aardahl]

Try Adrians

[fisherman 66]

Bayview Lodge on Mn 172 is a good place to stay. It is a little further from the access but the price reflexs that at $30 per person at least it was in Deccember. The bait store is between the resort and the access. Also they have some larger size cabins to accomidate larger parties.