FreshwaterCrossroads Lake, Woods River system, western Labrador, with an outpost camp at Fifth Rapids
Three Rivers Lodge is a fly-in camp on Crossroads Lake, in the Woods River system of western Labrador, about 150 miles from Wabush. Most of the fishing is wading rapids and feeder streams for brook trout, all of them released, while pike and lake trout hold in the lakes. The camp takes no more than ten anglers a week, two to a guide, and every angler gets two fly-outs on the river system, including nights at an outpost camp on Fifth Rapids.
Published price
US$8,000 per angler · 7 nights · 2027
Season
June to August
Main fish
Brook trout
and 4 more
Guiding
1 guide to 2 anglers
10 guests at a time
Season
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June to August
Weeks in 2027 run June 10 to August 26. Lake trout fish best in the first week of the season and the second half of August, landlocked salmon show in late August, and Arctic char fly-outs go when conditions allow.
Per angler for 7 nights and 6 fishing days, sharing a cabin and a guide, plus 15% HST (US$9,200 with tax). The rate applies from 2027 on, and a fuel or transport surcharge may be added.
Included
Float plane from Wabush to camp and back
Cabin for two with its own bathroom
All meals, including shore lunch
Fishing licences
Guides, one per two anglers
Two fly-outs per angler on the Woods River system
Not included
15% HST
Travel to Wabush and hotels on the way
Alcohol, ordered ahead and billed
Trip insurance
Gratuities, with 10-20% suggested
Fly-outs to water outside the lodge's river system
Fuel surcharge, if one applies
Prices are shown in the currency the lodge publishes them in. Confirm the rate with the lodge.
The lodge
Guests at a time
10
Guiding
1 guide to 2 anglers
Package
7 nights, 6 fishing days
For non-anglers
Not published
Wi-Fi
Not published
Established
Not published
Getting there
Gateway airport
Wabush (YWK), Wabush Airport
From there
Fly to Wabush, Labrador, where a float plane takes you about 150 miles to the main camp on Crossroads Lake. A Beaver kept at camp handles daily moves and fly-outs.
Loading map
The pin marks the lake or river the lodge sits on, not the lodge building. Location from OpenStreetMap.