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General Information Shabogomo Lake is some 60+ miles from end to end and boasts as having produced the 2nd largest (67 lbs) Lake Trout ever caught. The lake has 2 spots where the boater can be more than 1 mile from either shore. Our boating season normally begins at the end of the first week in June and ends up at the end of October. The majority of cottagers have cellular coverage at their sites. A boater can put their craft in Little Wabush Lake adjacent to Labrador City and proceed through to Big Wabush and on to Julien and then on to Shabogomo Lake. Proceeding down to Shabogomo River will take the adventurous 50 miles by water from their starting point but only 34 miles in a straight line. |
At this time there are no Aids to Navigation currently in place to assist boaters in navigating the lake systems. There are some floating buoys that individuals have put out to help them keep track of shoals and rocks etc. |
There are also no area specific boating regulations regarding such things a speed and or wake restrictions. Common sense and standard small vessel regulations apply. |
Most of our wharf materials are used surplus materials and were donated to us by the Iron Ore Company of Canada, we thank them for their support. We are proud to recycle used material into a useful floating and fixed wharf product. |
A lot of the alure of recreational life in Labrador is related to hunting and fishing, following this link will highlite some regulations and commercial offerings. SWABA supports conservation and the responsible usage of our natural resources. Here is another one: http://www.labradorhuntingfishing.com |
Boat Dock Signs |
