View Full Version : Planning a Fly-in Trip - looking for suggestions
We have a group of 6 guys, this will be our first time to Canada. Does anyone have any suggestions on good outpost camps in Northern MB or ON? Thanks!
Wallymarss
07-18-2001, 09:47 AM
By outpost do you mean, main lodge or an Outpost which is usually off the main lake and you're usually responsible for food and usually doesn't come with a guide but you can get one if you choose.
How much to you want to spend?
If money is no concern. Try Ganglers, Plummers,Neultin or Knee lake. If it is Aikens is an awesome fisherie for a very reasonable price. These are all located in Manitoba,It's what I'm familiar with
I personally prefer outposts, they don't see the pressure of the main lake and are usally way better #'s. But you don't have to worry to much about this in the high-end camps.
Hope this helps!
Moose_MI@Yahoo.COM
07-18-2001, 11:15 AM
Ask for Doug...did a day trip fly-in with him...great fishing.
http://www.womanriverflyin.com/
Friends from work go here every year....love it
http://www.canoecanada.com/index.html
Good Luck
Thanks Wallymars,
Yes we want to go to an Outpost, not a main lodge. We were looking to spend about $1000/person. We're really don't want to catch hundreds of small to med. fish, we are willing to sacrafice numbers to catch bigger fish. Especially Walleye and Northern, and maybe Lake Trout.
Have you been to these Camps?
Which lakes have you fished?
How was the fishing, and did you need a guide, or can you get by without?
Thanks again for the info!
tyler
07-18-2001, 11:21 AM
Cory,
what type of fly-in are you looking for? Outposts or lodge? What type of fish are most sought after? Eyes, northern, lake trout etc.... Are you looking for numbers or trophies or both? Please give more info. and we can help you better. Good luck.
tyler,
07-18-2001, 11:23 AM
Disregard last post. I did not see the responses when I posted. Sorry.
Steve
07-18-2001, 12:22 PM
I just got back from a great fly in fishing trip to Larus Lake in NW Ontario. Service is provided by Nestor Falls Fly IN Service out of Nestor Falls, Ontario. You can contact them at NESTORFALLS.COM. Walleyes ran to 8lbs and we caught northerns in the 30 to 39 inch size by the dozens every day. I have also fished Clear Lake with these same folks. This lake has tons of walleyes, northern and 2 portage lakes where lake trout can be fished. A 4 or 5 day trip will run about $7-800. Talk with Michelle or David-I am sure they can help you. Hope this helps. E-mail if you have questions.
Steve Buss
Mark Thomas
07-18-2001, 02:57 PM
Visit www.4bigfish.com
Saskatchewan, Canada will be your best bet for world class fishing in the north. Trophies untill you arms fall off!
Thanks,
Mark
Mark Thomas
07-18-2001, 03:02 PM
$1000 will get you a great Trophy Trip to a remote, Saskatchewan, Trophy Factory.
www.4bigfish.com
Mark@4bigfish.com
Wallymarss
07-19-2001, 03:34 AM
1000$/per I would suggest Aikens in Manitoba or Bolten Lake Outpost at Aswappaswaning or Joint lake Great big pike. I was there at Aswap and our party of 4 caught 22 trophy pike in 7 days with no guide awesome! Aikens is an awesome walleye lake one of the best.
I also agree that Sask. has a great fishery, Try Wollaston lake can be reached at http://www.wollastonlakelodge.com/fishing.cfm
Good luck and post your choose
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