Your Check List

• Passport or passport card.

• Life Jackets You Must bring your own because of varying sizes needed for proper fit and comfort, flotation cushions are no longer considered legal life preservers.

• Boater’s Safety card (if you have one)

• Sleeping Bag and/or Top Sheet and extra blanket

• Dish and Bath Towels

• Food for 6 Breakfasts, 6 Lunches and 6 Dinners

• Snack foods and drinks

• Charcoal and lighter fluid (Weber grills are provided with each cabin)

• Garbage Bags. 

• Ziploc Freezer bags and clear plastic wrap for taking home fish. NOT PAPER! At the border they must be able to easily identify and measure each fish.

• Personal sundries and First Aid Kit. (If you are allergic to bee stings, don’t forget your bee sting kit)

• Sunglasses and Sunblock

• Mosquito Repellant and coils

• Playing cards, Board games, Frisbee, Football, Magazines, Radio etc. There are no TVs in the cabins.

• Clothing - layers are best. So you can change as the temperature changes.

• Rain Suit - Even if it is not raining, these act as a wind breaker on cold morning and evening boat rides.

• Warm Boots, Hats and Gloves for spring and fall fishing.

• Fishing Rods, Tackle and Bait. Bring crawlers in worm bedding. 

• Camera 

• Shore lunch supplies. Bring your own large pans, portable stoves, etc.

• Fan for the warmer summer months