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Hello Friends, It's hard to believe we're already into the heart of another season at Old Post Lodge. Like many of you, we watched spring arrive a little later than expected. This year brought one of the latest ice-outs we've experienced in forty years, and the weather has continued to keep us guessing ever since. That's life in the North. Every season writes its own story, and no two years are ever the same. Despite the unusual conditions, Lake St. Joseph has reminded us onc

After one of the latest ice-outs we’ve ever seen at Old Post Lodge, the 2026 season is officially underway — and it sure feels good to have the boats back on the water. Every spring in the North reminds us that nature runs the schedule up here. While Winter held on longer than usual this year, our crew worked hard to get everything ready the moment the lake opened, and our first guests of the season are already enjoying exactly what makes this place so special. The fishing ha

40 years ago my mother and father had the absurdly wonderful idea of starting a fish camp on an abandoned and derelict site, in truly, the middle of nowhere. Lucky for them the lake was teeming with fish and people seemed to like the idea of driving all that way to spend a week on the lake, in search of the big one. Slowly but surely the camp grew from one guest cabin to many, with fit and eager fishing guides at the ready, cedar strip boats, twenty-horse power motors, bright