View Full Version : Wilderness North or Excellent Adventures
Newks
04-20-2004, 02:05 PM
looking to book a 6 man fly-in in early june. these two outfitters
have been brought up. has anyone used these two before and what were
the results. also which fly-in lakes would produce large northern.
any help would be appreciated. Newks
stuck pig
04-20-2004, 03:23 PM
I have received outstanding service from Excellent Adventures and the facilities/equipment are fine. Have not used Wilderness North so can not make a comparison. Sumach is the only lake I've flow into with Excellent Adventures. Caught some decent-sized northerns without targeting them on each trip. It's primarily a walleye lake, with a good population of smallies and lake trout.
Burgess67
04-21-2004, 09:00 AM
We will be fishing with Excellent Adventures for the 3rd time this year. We have had a great time the past two years and expect more of the same this year. Joyce and Faron are great hosts and the staff is very freindly and helpful.
Hailstone Lake has a large quantity of Walleye in the 13"-21" range and the largest Pike last year was 42". The cabin is a little older, but works just fine and the boats and motors are in great shape. We will be trying Papaonga Lake this year just to change things up a little.
I went to one of Wilderness North's outposts last year (the camp at Mojikit channel). Their service and facilities are the best I have ever seen in their price range. I have been going to Canada at least once per year for 25 years. I would highly recommend them. I am going back again this year.
Newcer
04-23-2004, 08:41 AM
Thanks Big E.
we are considering booking with Wilderness North. The Moose Crossing
outpost looks like and excellent lake. has anyone been to this
outpost?
Newcer
04-23-2004, 08:41 AM
Thanks Big E.
we are considering booking with Wilderness North. The Moose Crossing
outpost looks like and excellent lake. has anyone been to this
outpost?
Although we stayed at the Mojikit Channel Camp, we fished a lot at Moose Crossing. Moose crossing is loaded with fish. I don't know what the Moose Crossing camp looks like, but if it is like the rest of their facilities, I don't think you would be disappointed.