What's Your Bucket List Trip

[michigan walleye guy 2.0]

Hi--I love everything I see and hear about this place. Very pricey (to me, anyway) at $4,000+ fpr a five-day trip, but the fishing and the amenities of this place have it squarely on my list of places to experience at least once in my life. I am retiring in about 18 months, and am planning on this trip as a 2021 destination.

Also on the list for 2021 is a trip to one of the Wilderness North outposts.

Any Canadian trip, of any length, to any destination, is a 'bucket list' thing to be savored each and every time a person gets to go; as I get older, I think about the guys who have passed, and, even more sadly, the guys who can't go anymore. Every season, I try to take every advantage to go. Nothing beats a fishing trip to Canada.

[HeHooksHimself]

X2 on wherever Moosebunk has gone. I read his trip reports and salivate as toss and turn in bed trying to get my mind off of it.

Hooks

[pjshorthorn]

The Great Barrier Reef in Australia chasing grander size marlin , while sipping Fosters for a week....or three

PjShorthorn

[Wrktfsh]

Central-south America peacock bass fishing

[stjoeguy]

St. Joe with my grandsons. Actually, it'd be great to go there with the whole family, my wife, Jim, his wife, our daughter, son-in-law, and grandsons, to show them what Jim & I have been raving about all these years.

[DeBo]

Two week trip to Plummer’s on Great Bear lake. Week 1 at the main lodge with a Tree River fly in for Char. Week two at their Artic Circle lodge self guided.

Can’t think of a trip anywhere else I’d rather do. Not sure my cheap self would ever fork over the dough for that. So many great options within driving distance of the Twin Cities.

[jimirjr]

A) WOLLASTON LAKE LODGE
B) ANY Lodge on REINDEER LAKE

[That Minnesota guy]

I dunno. I might rent a cabin on LOTW at a resort for 2-3 months. Just let different people come and fish and visit. Fish when I want. BS when I want. If I had lottery type money I suppose I would buy both a wheel boat and tiller. Wouldn't want mother nature to influence my time on the water.

[WiRiver]

Buy a float plane, get a pilots license and visit every lake that has a cabin that can be used or rented. Trip would last from opening day to ice-up.

[Bstar]

Any of the northern Manitoba or Saskatchewan trophy lakes but if money was no object I would really like to go to Milton Lake Lodge for two weeks with Mike Borger as my guide.