Gift Shop

We sell more than just lures & leaders in our gift shop. We also have a large assortment of Peterson's Point Lake Lodge apparel, caps and gift items. Please contact us to order any of our gift shop items at: peterson@ssimicro.com or by calling 867-920-4654. Prices are in Canadian dollars, GST, shipping and insurance are not included.

Antler carved or painted Ulu's

Invented by the Inuit, the ulu is a versatile tool used in the construction of boats, skinning of seals and caribou, sewing muklucks and eating muktuk. Ulu (pronounced oo' loo) means Women's Knife, and consists of a handle and semicircular blade. The Ulu is common to many people indigenous to the arctic and comes in many different sizes and shapes. The first ulu blades were made from slate and bone. The handles, sometimes crafted to works of art, were made of bone, antler, wood, or ivory. Today the ULU is commonly used as a kitchen tool, it is good for cutting a variety of vegetables, cheeses, meat and pizza.

Ulu Engraved handle & stand: $139.95

The Artist: Jim Peterson

Jim Peterson was born and raised in northern Ontario. At an early age he developed a love for nature and the outdoors, spending his time fishing and hunting. As an avid outdoorsman it was only natural that he continues this way of life and fulfilled a lifelong dream of owning and operating a lodge in the barrens. Jim spends his summer months at the lodge. In the ‘shoulder' season he spends his time pursuing his art. He is a self taught artist who enjoys expressing his passion of the barrens through painting and scrimshaw work on caribou antlers. He has lived in Yellowknife for the past 27 years. Jim has a passion for Canada's Arctic and its wildlife especially the Barren ground caribou.

Ulu With Mona Thrasher painted handle & stand: $139.95

Mona Thrasher was born in 1942 in a bush camp between Aklavik and present day Inuvik. At a young age, a hunting accident left her partially deaf and mute. Mona is a self taught artist, with no formal training. At the age of 18, she was approached by Father Adam to paint the Stations of the Cross in the Roman Catholic Church in Inuvik (the Igloo Church). Even though she had never done such a large project, Father Adam knew she was capable. It took Mona just three months to paint all 14 Stations, which still hang in the church today. Since then she has created many paintings, mainly using the colours Blue and White because she believes they best represent the traditional Inuit life - the sky, water, snow and ice. She hopes that through her art, people get a better understanding of the North and its people.

Peterson's Point Lake Lodge Apparel

Our sweatshirts just arrived so we have a great assortment of sizes from Small to XXXL.

Baseball Cap Available in camouflage: embroidered with Peterson's Point Lake Lodge hunting logo only. Waxed Cotton: embroidered with fishing & hunting logo Available in two-tone green/brown & solid colour black

$20.00

Hooded Sweatshirt 90% Cotton, 10% Polyester Embroidered with Peterson's Point Lake Lodge company logo Available in navy blue, black, red.

$60.00

Sweatshirt 100% Cotton Available in red, navy blue & black Embroidered with Peterson's Point Lake Lodge company logo on left chest & web site address on back.

$65.00

 

Fish Hard T-Shirt

100% Cotton - Front of Shirt - Back of Shirt has Fish Hard logo - click here or on picture to see enlargement of the logo.

Available in white only $20.00

 

Coming Soon!

Tundra Eats & Gourmet Treats Peterson's Point Lake Lodge Cookbook. This cookbook focuses on wild game dishes, specifically caribou and fish. Most of these recipes are served at the lodge. $20.00.

Soapstone Business Card Holder Locally made by aboriginal Artist: Roy Sangris $22.00.

Glasses: These unique glasses are recycled beverage bottles, which have been cut, grinded and sandblasted. Designs include our web site and designs of: ulus or caribou with northern lights. Blue, white or green glass. Locally made in Yellowknife, NT. $20.00 Each

 

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