Minipi Lodge This is our most spacious lodge with 10 double bedrooms and 4 bathrooms with showers. It has been called “the best accommodations available for fisherman in all of eastern Canada."

This Lindal cedar Lodge has an all-glass prow front, which affords anglers a panoramic view of Minipi Lake. The is a dining room is warmed by a picturesque Vermont soap stone stove. Above, there is a loft with a fisherman's library, a fly tying bench and a den with overstuffed chairs and couches.

 

Anne Marie Lodge This rustic log cabin is a favorite with many of our "repeaters." It is adorned with caribou racks and native carvings. In fact, it looks like an illustration right out of Jack London's "The Call of The Wild.” But in this warm and cozy cabin you will find all the comforts you need, including two full baths with showers.

 

Minonipi Lodge This ranch-style cabin, slightly larger than Anne Marie. The lodge has two full baths with showers with all the charm of snugness of a true wilderness encampment—like a wood burning stove that snaps and crackles through the night.

 

Little Minipi Lake Lodge In 2007 the Coopers added Little Minipi to their selection of the finest of Labrador’s Big Brookie waters. This comfortable cottage with accommodations for 6 anglers was owned and operated for years by Harvey Calden. Accessible by float plane only – as are all of Coopers’ lodges -- it is located “down-river” west of Minipi Lake. It offers trophy-sized brookies, Arctic Char and pike in two lakes – one 9, the other 3 miles long – both with enticing coves, inlets, wade-able stream, riffles, and rapids (some within walking distance of the cottage. So, whether you’re a regular or a first-timer, here’s your chance to add another chapter to your fishing adventures, book a trip down river to Little Minipi Lake Lodge.