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The Wolfe's Den Cabin On Lake Vermilion

Wooden dock for fishing and boating Lake Vermilion is 27ft long.

Anglers & Boaters

Wolfe’s Den is set up for anglers, with a private guest dock, power at the dock, running-water fish-cleaning station, bait refrigerator, freezer space, and central access to both ends of Lake Vermilion.

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Located on scenic Wakemup Narrows, Wolfe’s Den makes a convenient home base for guests who come to Lake Vermilion to fish and boat.

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Wolfe’s Den provides convenient boating access to both the West and East ends of Lake Vermilion.

Our location makes it easy to

spend the day exploring different parts of the lake without starting from one extreme end.

Dock for fishing and boating Lake Vermilion for exclusive guest use.

Amenities For Boating Fun

Private Guest Dock

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Guests have use of a private dock dedicated to the rental cabin rather than sharing a resort or community dock with unrelated renters.

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The guest dock accommodates one boat up to approximately 22 feet.

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Additional boats require advance approval and additional docking cannot be guaranteed.

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The dock is conveniently located just a few steps down the path / staircase from the cabin and includes an electrical outlet on the guest-dock side of the boathouse for convenient trolling motor charging.

Parking accommodates up to 4 vehicles and/or boat trailers.

Boat & Trailer Parking

Parking at Wolfe’s Den can accommodate up to 4 vehicles and/or boat trailers in total.

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A trailer dolly is available to help reposition trailers, and wheel chocks are also available for guest use.

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Some boaters choose to leave their trailers at Pederson’s or Timbuktu Landing where parking is typically available. Additional trailer parking may sometimes be available along Polley Road.

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If you have special docking, trailer-parking or other boating needs, please contact us before booking so we can determine whether the available setup will work for your boat and your stay.

Covered fish cleaning station with running water for fishing and boating Lake Vermilion.

Fish Cleaning & Storage

After a successful day of fishing, guests have access to a dedicated fish-cleaning setup rather than having to clean their catch inside the cabin.

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Angler amenities include:

Fish-cleaning station with running water

Dedicated freezer in boathouse for fish-cleaning needs

Fishing poles and nets available to borrow

Lake Vermilion maps

ShoreLunch supplies and other extras

Yellow boathouse is easy for guests to find from the lake.

Easy to Find From the Water

Guests tell us that our boathouse is hard to miss when approaching the cabin from the lake thanks to its bright colors and distinctive Wolfe’s Den wolf logo, custom artwork created by a professional artist in our family.

Public boat ramp at Pederson's Landing for fishing and boating Lake Vermilion.

Pederson's Landing

Nearby Public Boat Launches

Launching your boat is quick and convenient from several nearby public accesses.

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Polley’s Landing - Located approximately two city blocks from the cabin, Polley’s Landing provides the closest public launch access. The guest dock is visible from the landing, and the boat ride from the launch to the cabin is typically only one to two minutes.

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Additional Nearby Public Launches

• Pederson’s Landing
• Timbuktu Landing

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Additional public launches on Lake Vermilion offer convenient options depending on weather conditions, fishing locations, and boating plans.

Excellent walleye fishing on Lake Vermilion.

Walleye: Reefs, points, islands, and structure support a renowned seasonal fishery.

Lake Vermilion is widely regarded as one of Minnesota’s premier fishing destinations and offers excellent opportunities to pursue Walleye, Smallmouth Bass, Northern Pike, Muskie and Crappie. The lake’s extensive shoreline, islands, reefs, bays, and structure provide countless opportunities for anglers of all experience levels. Whether you’re pursuing trophy fish, introducing children to fishing, or simply planning a relaxing week on the water, the lake’s diverse fishery is one of the reasons guests return year after year.

Catch smallmouth bass on Lake Vermilion.

Smallmouth / Largemouth Bass: Rocky shorelines and islands set the stage for exciting warm-weather action.

Fish Lake Vermilion

Lake Vermilion is known for its excellent muskie fishing.

Muskie: Pursue one of Minnesota’s most legendary trophy fish.

Catch Northern Pike on Lake Vermilion.

Northern Pike: Weedy bays and shoreline structure offer fast-paced opportunities.

Crappie fishing is a great time on Lake Vermilionl

Crappie: Target prized panfish around weed edges, docks, timber, and deeper water.

Fishing requires a fishing license for most guests on Lake Vermilion.

Fishing Licenses, Bait & Supplies

Most anglers age 16 and older are required to possess a valid Minnesota fishing license while fishing. Guests should consult current Minnesota DNR regulations before their trip to ensure they have the appropriate license and understand all applicable fishing regulations.

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Minnesota fishing licenses can be purchased online through the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources before your trip, making it easy to arrive ready for a day on the water.

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Bait, tackle, snacks, fuel, and other essentials are available at several nearby businesses. Whether you need live bait, ice, beverages, or a last-minute piece of fishing gear, you’ll find convenient options a short drive from the cabin.

Life jackets, noodles, rafts and other water safety and water fun items at Wolfe's Den Cabin.

Safety First

A Few Things to Remember

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Guests are responsible for complying with Minnesota fishing and boating laws and for monitoring weather and lake conditions.

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Please make sure everyone in your group has properly fitting life jackets. We keep life jackets in a variety of sizes in the boathouse, but because we cannot guarantee an exact fit for every guest, you may prefer to bring your own.

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Lake conditions and weather can change quickly, so boaters should use appropriate caution and familiarize themselves with Lake Vermilion before heading out.

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