Gull Lake is a remote lake situated in Nunavut, Canada, at coordinates 64°01′57.4″N, 95°56′31.6″W. Located approximately 20 miles from the community of Baker Lake, this lake sits in the heart of the Canadian subarctic, a vast and largely untouched wilderness region characterized by tundra landscapes, extreme seasonal temperature swings, and the kind of isolation that defines true northern fishing. The nearest larger community, Rankin Inlet, lies roughly 144 miles away, underscoring just how remote and expedition-style a trip to this water truly is. Nearby waters in the region — including Baker Lake, the Thelon River, and Meliadine Lake — are known to support species such as lake trout, lake char, and Arctic grayling.