The Cluff Lake Road (CLR) Project, 5km east of Cluff Lake Road, covers approximately 531ha in the southwestern Athabasca Basin in northern Saskatchewan, where several new discoveries, including the Arrow and Triple R Uranium deposits have been made.

The Cluff Lake Road (Hwy 955), leads to the historic Cluff Lake Mine, which historically produced approximately 62,000,000lbs of yellowcake uranium. The CLR Project adjoins the eastern border of Fission 3.0’s Patterson Lake North Project, which has a long history of exploration. In 2013 and 2017 Zadar Ventures Ltd. completed both a DC Resistivity Geophysical Survey and a Radon Cup Survey at the CLR Project and defined the primary exploration target: a resistive anomaly, approximately 4km long, trending generally north-south and which is concurrent with radon gas anomalies, the latter being a uranium decay product.