Lodge News

Please join us at 6:00 pm on May 11, 2010 at North Heights
Lutheran Church for a night of “The C-Food Banquet: Created, Called,
Cleansed and Commissioned”. Featuring guest speaker, Ron Lindner.

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Many exciting things will be happening on Nueltin.com over the next six months but you can get in on the excitement right now!

This fall we will be starting our first e-newsletter, making it even easier to inform you of updates from the lodge. Sign up today.

A new Nueltin Notes is in the mail. Visit the contact page to get on the mailing list.

For those of you who enjoy fly fishing, you’ll appreciate the fly-tying table purchased for the lodge. Over the winter months, I will be consulting with my fly fishing resources to purchase just what you will need to get the job done. It is available to anyone who would like to tie a few fresh Dahlberg Divers or Lefty’s Deceivers for the next day’s fishing.

It may surprise you to learn that almost 70% of our guests have already booked their trip by the end of November for the next summer. 80% by December 31st, with the remaining from January to May. What does this mean for you? If you are seriously thinking about booking a trip, now is exactly the right time to contact our office.

Call us today at: (800) 361-7177 

These pictures recently came to us from an old client and we thought we'd share it with you! Alex Schmidtke fished at Nueltin a couple times in the late 70's and early 80's.

During one visit he stopped in at one of Ragner's many Teepees for a visit. True to Ragner's trading heritage the old man offered this duck in exchange for a package of cigarettes. Alex never said if he accepted the trade - but he did say he enjoyed his visit with Ragner and often looks back at this photo when thinking back on his adventures at Nueltin.

My husband, Mark and I are both biologists, and when we headed to Nueltin Lake at the end of July 2008, we wanted to see wildlife almost as much as we wanted to catch fish.