 HuntingHunt wild ruffed grouse and woodcock amid rolling hills, woodland trails, alder thickets, abandoned meadows and apple orchards as well as stands of poplar and birch. Both local and migratory woodcock offer a continuous influx of birds. Arrangements can be made for taxidermy services for your trophy woodcock and ruffed grouse. Guides: One guide is assigned to two guests, but can accompany three hunters if they use their own dogs. Guide's (pointing) dogs available. All guides prepare a memorable cook-out lunch. |
 Canoeing Nothing is quite as relaxing as taking a quiet paddle, or the thrill of catching a bass on the St. Croix River. Richard Crooks, the builder of Loon Bay Lodge, often took his daughter canoeing along pleasant routes such as this. |
 Fishing"We promote catch - and - release fishing". Southwestern New Brunswick is considered to be one of the major untapped smallmouth bass fisheries in North America. Other species include landlocked salmon, chain pickerel, yellow and white perch as well as speckled trout. Our waters are clean and uncrowded. Self-guided fishing on shore or from a canoe is also available. Fly fishing, spin casting, and trolling with a variety of flies and lures are available as seasons and conditions dictate. We offer the services of the best independent bass fishing guides in our region. One guide is responsible for two adult fishing guests or one adult and two children guests. Cast from 16 - 18 foot bass boats or from our 20-ft Grand Laker canoes (with motors). See our Big Smallie Vacation Package. |
Imagine the thrill and adventure of a 1,500-pound moose charging his way through the woods in answer to your call. This activity is not for the faint of heart! |
 Tubing Tubing the Haycock Rips is one of the more popular summer activities at the Loon Bay Lodge for kids (and kids at heart). Perfect for those lazy days! |