in North America. Inuit guides invite you to share their hospitality, culture and knowledge of the land and its wildlife during fruitful fishing trips!

on the shores of Lake Metabeckeka, a bay on immense Lake Kempt, whose abundant waters make it a paradise for anglers. Accompanied by Aboriginal guides, you can also discover the community, stay at the traditional Matakan site or experience the age-old tradition of harvesting maple water in spring.

and offers canoeing, dogsledding, winter fat tire bike tours, archery, and rifle hunting for moose, white-tail deer, bear, geese, and ducks.

Indigenous vacation with a difference. A catch and release-only fishing lodge, we take pride in protecting this rugged, pristine wilderness and conserving the bounty of the crystal-clear waters that the Big Land has to offer. Our modern full-service lodge and well-equipped cabins offer inviting beds and superb ocean views. Discover the best locations with our experienced guides, enjoy tasty shore lunches and local delights, succulent barbecues, and fine dining. Share stories with new friends under the stars around the campfire of ‘the one that got away’. Experience the experience of a lifetime with us.

cabins, or for a more remote experience, stay in one of our outpost camps. Our first-class lodge is the only facility on the lake, providing a peaceful setting to get fully immersed in nature.

of those who know this land the best. Travel by snowmobile and join a guided tour of North West River and Nain on a thousand-kilometre trip viewing the soaring Mealy Mountains, Kaipokok Bay, hundreds of islands and the Labrador Sea and Atlantic Ocean. Along the way learn more about the unique Culture of Central Labrador, the Innu and Nunatsiavut Land. Enjoy a multi-day adventure and observe the Traditional local seal hunt and learn contemporary harvesting methods, snowshoe the Upper Lake Melville trails before relaxing in a sauna, watch the Northern Lights shimmer overhead. Whizz over frozen lakes mushing a dog sled; take a snowmobile ride at night; visit local Cultural museums and meet artists and artisans. Feast on traditional food by the fire and enjoy the age-old traditions of live music. Try the fun and freedom of off-roading in a utility amphibious Fat Truck vehicle. Explore and experience the magical natural beauty of this land from polar bears and icebergs to the tundra and glacier-rounded mountains. Contact Gordie to create a bespoke multi-day or one-day tour experience.

winter, you can also enjoy mountain biking, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing; in summer make the most of the beautiful beach, spa and canoeing.

comfortable and memorable stay. The camp can accommodate 32 people in 8 newly renovated cottages. Accessible by boat or seaplane from Mistissini, Louis-Jolliet Camp is yours to discover for unforgettable fishing moments on the largest freshwater surface in Quebec!

area. Guests can enjoy kids’ camps, swimming, bonfires, and nature walks in summer; guided snowmobile tours and ice fishing in winter; breathtaking scenery and abundant wildlife year-round.

your curiosity and the animals that present themselves to you will shape your experience. You will be guided by people that have expertise and a special relationship with nature that only comes from years of being part of it.

best customer service. Guests can also enjoy yoga retreats, mushroom picking, training weekends, and Cree arts and crafts workshops.

He provides everything, including all the dry flies, streamers, and nymphs, which he ties himself, and hopes all his guests enjoy not just a good day fishing, but the healing benefits of spending time in nature.

guided canoe trip.

van/Hagglund ride from Yellowknife.

The territory also offers excellent possibilities for moose hunting, as well as game hunting, both big and small.

quite simple — time and stillness, two rare commodities nowadays,” says Jeannine Villeneuve, Communications and PR Director at Essipit Holiday. Comprised of a collection of lodges, campgrounds, cottages, and condo-hotel units in the Côte-du-Nord region, Essipit Holiday provides visitors with access to an unspoiled territory of land and lakes that are known for spectacular vistas, authentic Innu trout fishing and wildlife viewing. Jimmy Lakes Outfitter offers eight lakeside cottages and 32 cozy riverfront condo units that accommodate families and friends who want to get away from their urban routines. While some guests opt to simply reconnect with nature and soak up the solitude, others choose more active experiences such as sea kayaking or whale watching, a must for visitors to Quebec’s Côte-du-Nord Innu is much more than a language — it is a singular way of experiencing the world. Visitors to this region have opportunities to connect deeply with nature. “Time stops and I can see our guests slowing down and being transformed by our serene environment,” says Villeneuve, who has been working with Essipit for 26 years. “That’s what I love most about my job, and why I’ve been working here for so long.”

The Etamamiou outfitter provides for exceptional salmon sport fishing with one of the highest success rates in America. As of 2021, members of the community will be able to receive visitors from all over the world for stays of one or two weeks. These stays will be possible year-round and will offer “wellness in the forest”, which melds Indigenous knowledge dating back millennia with the Japanese art of Shinrin-Yoku, a truly unique experience in the world!

and ocean views as far as the eye can see. Get back to nature and enjoy some of Vancouver Island’s very best fishing charters in the uncrowded waters of Kyuquot where you’ll find large salmon, halibut, lingcod, and more. Take time out of your fishing trip to ride the huge waves on a surfing or kayaking adventure of a lifetime. Head out with an Indigenous Guide on a Cultural and wildlife tour to visit the ancient village sites at Battle Bay and Aktis Island and hear stories of their history and look for bears, sealions, eagles and whales along the way!

fishing will add hugely to your charter experience. Just a two-hour scenic drive from Whitehorse, Teslin is at historical Mile 804 on the Alaska Highway and home to the Teslin Tlingit people. Join Kayne on the salmon-rich upper Taku River, and fish for Lake Trout, Northern Pike, Inconnu and Grayling, and spot eagles, loons, ducks, and ravens soaring overhead above the beautiful tranquil waters of Teslin Lake. Team your visit with a trip to the Teslin Tlingit Heritage Centre, which offers a tranquil setting to learn about the rich culture of the Indigenous people of this land.

the joys of ice fishing with a pro, or take a fishing trip to catch your limit of cod for supper. Join a pre-built trip or work with us to create your own adventure, make it a full or half-day tour, it’s up to you. Make tracks in the snow to the spectacular North Arm Mountains and beautiful Sinkhole near Lomond, Bonne Bay. Make tracks in the snow to the spectacular North Arm Mountains and beautiful Sinkhole near Lomond, Bonne Bay. Experience a traditional Newfoundland cod fishing trip, in sight of the shore, land a cod like one of the locals in a traditional Dory. Explore the Bay of Islands, watching out for bald eagles, moose, osprey, whales, fox and more along the shoreline. Finish the day with a fresh mussel feast at an ocean side cabin. Don’t forget to book early to ensure the best date and time to plan your vacation around a Newfoundland boat tour or snowmobile trip at Four Seasons Tours.

shore lunches, an invigorating Finnish sauna, and flights and transfers. This is the best way to experience one of North America’s most productive bodies of water, abundant with lake trout, arctic grayling, whitefish, and northern pike.

reliable team of expert guides.

storytellers and promoting local B&Bs. “We include the community wherever possible,” says James. “And everyone treats visitors like family.” Cultural day trips via Zodiac go to four ancient village sites, including SGang Gwaay Llnagaay (Ninstints) on SGang Gwaay (Anthony Island), a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Walk through old-growth forest, spot wildlife on land and sea and savour a traditional wild salmon beach barbecue. Join a fishing trip or stay for several days at a Cultural immersion camp where fees fund Haida youth camps. “We’re building understanding, not with politics,” says James, “but by getting people out on the land.” Drift slowly at high tide into Hlk’yah GawGa (Windy Bay). Observe the 12.8-metre, ornately carved “Legacy Pole” that appears near the shoreline, set against a rainforest backdrop. Listen to a Haida woman on board as she drums a rhythm that echoes across the bay. “This is where the line was drawn in the sand,” says James Cowpar, pointing to a hillside ravaged by clear-cut logging on Athlii Gwaay (Lyell Island), “where Haida people finally stopped the logging after 15 years of effort.” On shore, guests meet Haida Gwaii Watchmen, some of whom participated in the 1985 blockade that shut down the destruction of old-growth forest.

speckled trout. In September, catch migrating salmon and stay in our cabin accommodations. In the fall, winter, and spring, go hunting for rock and willow ptarmigan.

coho, cod, and halibut are all yours to discover; you may even land a 30lb Tyee salmon! Experience the beauty of Haida Gwaii and its abundant wildlife; look out for eagles soaring overhead or bears roaming isolated beaches. Hear stories from your guides of the Haida People’s cultures and traditions. Discover the thrill of screaming reels, tight lines, and good times on the water with Jones Fishing Charters.

opportunity to merge today’s technology and equipment with the unspoiled waters of yesteryear. Come and fish one of the most gorgeous rivers in Northern Quebec from the beginning of August to the end of September where Atlantic salmon, lake trout and speckled trout are always there to offer you incomparable fishing stories.

cosy housekeeping cabins for 4-10 guests with all the basics, plus a screened-in porch, picnic table, charcoal BBQ and a perfect view of the lake.

well as to seasoned anglers! A dedicated staff will welcome you to one of the most authentic and popular salmon fishing destinations in Quebec.

Park Reserve, endless beaches, Nitassinan Ekuanitshinnuat traditional territory and the popular sea cruises.

a fully equipped three-bedroom cottage. Sample delicious ocean-fresh dishes prepared by our chef: on the menu: lobster, snow crab, cod, shrimp, scallops, and many other delicacies.

through town, to a boat, hike, and fly tour through Tuktoyaktuk, with stops at a traditional fishing and whaling camp and a local visit to the Inuvialuit community.

fully equipped with propane stoves, refrigerators, lighting, running water, not to mention a wood stove to add warmth to your stay

wilderness of the Southwest Coast and the vast network of ATV-friendly trails directly off the Trans-Canada Trail from our doorstep! Experience our fascinating Mi’kmaq history and living Culture; enjoy miles of white sandy beaches and visit one-of-a-kind lighthouses with panoramic views. Join an all-inclusive tour and let our knowledgeable guides take you to their favourite spots or roam free and find your own. We offer rentals and run family-friendly excursions and all-women retreats and even if it’s your first time, we’ll soon have you confidently hitting the trails like a pro! Rest easy in one of our fully serviced RV sites or book a cosy stay in one of our home-from-home chalets overlooking the angler’s delight of the Robinsons River where you can fly-fish for salmon and sea trout. Soothe aching muscles after a full day exploring the scenic bluffs, valleys and coastal trails in our sauna and hot tub. Join us for dinner and feast on traditional Newfoundland specialties such as Jigg’s Dinner or a lobster supper and traditional Indigenous treats such as moose burgers and molasses buns. Check our events calendar and join us for our annual Crab Festival and Pig Roast, or live music festival events.

inside and out. They will go out of their way to make your experience memborable. Pourvoirie Broadback’s history dates back to the 1950’s, with many years of experience and many satisfied clients. So bring your fishing rod, and they will take care of the rest!

the Innu site will immerse you in Aboriginal culture. Stay in our modern, comfortable hotel, cottages, or campground and take it the stunning beauty of the St. Lawrence River. Water whales and sea life from the comfort of your cozy room. Or go sea-kayaking, and get up close and personal with marine life.

the Innu site will immerse you in Aboriginal culture. Stay in our modern, comfortable hotel, cottages, or campground and take it the stunning beauty of the St. Lawrence River. Water whales and sea life from the comfort of your cozy room. Or go sea-kayaking, and get up close and personal with marine life.

by the charm of Rapid Lake Lodge with its accents of true subarctic oasis. In the heart of the remote Nunavik tundra, Rapid Lake Lodge is isolated from the agitation and loves surprising you with its amenities and outdoor activities. The lodge has all the comforts of home. You will find gourmet meals prepared by a chef cook, private rooms with all the modern facilities, high-speed internet, Wi-Fi… From Rapid Lake Lodge you will discover the wilderness beauty of Nunavik – glacier carved mountains, deep fjords, towering waterfalls, thousands of lakes, hundreds of rivers and abundant wildlife. Join us for a real Canadian Far North experience.

specialize in Sturgeon and Salmon fishing; we’ll ensure that your trip is one to remember with big fish and even bigger smiles! Explore the Fraser Valley by its beautiful river systems, travel on Traditional routes along the Fraser into the clear waters of the Harrison River and see something different on every trip including bald eagles feeding in late fall during the salmon spawn. The White Sturgeon is North America’s largest freshwater fish, reaching up to 1100 lbs, they range in size from 1-13 feet in length, once you hook one you won’t want to stop. White Sturgeon live in the Fraser and Harrison rivers year-round. When you hook a sturgeon you better be prepared for an epic battle of a lifetime, trust our experienced guides to help you as these acrobats give you a run for your money! There are five species of salmon that travel up the Fraser River and its tributaries: Chinook salmon also known as Springs or kings, Sockeye salmon also known as reds, Chum salmon sometimes referred to as ‘dogs’, Coho salmon also known as Silvers and Pink salmon also known as Humpies. We have generations of experience on these waters and can help you book the best possible time to fish for each species of salmon and sturgeon.

for a family getaway or an escape for one, two, or twelve, you’ll be swept away by the enchantment Silver Muskie Lodge offers its guests.

Chinook jargon, directly translated from French sauvage it means ‘wild, natural and untamed’, Used as a verb, it describes camping without a tent, which is what local First Nations did for the past five thousand years, travelling lightly through the wilderness around Siwash Lake for exploration, hunting, and gathering. Today, we share those traditions with you: learn the art of fly-fishing; forage for wild plants and learn how to use them for food and medicine; feel the bond between horses and humans; traverse through hidden waters via canoe, and embrace the skill of wilderness survival — just as our Ancestors did. Connect to our natural world, immerse yourself in a luxury tented safari on the Ridge at Siwash Star Camp™. Drift off to sleep with the gentle hooting of an owl under a canopy of stars, then wake to loon songs echoing from Siwash Lake below. Start your day off right with a leisurely hike to the lodge, then settle on the panoramic sundeck for breakfast with farm-fresh, organic ingredients, harvested on site. While crafting our world-class eco-resort and luxury guest ranch, our main focus has always been on striving to be true stewards of the land, to grow with the land, not onto it. Siwash is honoured by National Geographic as a Unique Lodge of the World and for being a world-leader in sustainable tourism.”

friends. Whether you’re an absolute beginner or a seasoned expert their tours can accommodate all ages and abilities and their friendly guides know these waters better than anyone. Let Slave Lake Fishing Tours take care of everything, just bring a valid Alberta fishing licence, sunglasses, hat, and a passion for fishing—and don’t forget a camera to get that all-important shot of your catch of the day! Become part of their family of avid anglers and enjoy a day of sharing stories and relaxing on the water.

guides to share in our Indigenous Culture learning traditional hunting and fishing techniques surrounded by wild nature. Paddle out in a kayak or canoe to cast your line on a fishing tour with a difference, take it easy on a sunset cruise, or have an unforgettable day on a Baie Finn boat excursion exploring its rocky shoreline and secluded watering holes in the shadow of the LaCloche Mountain Range. We tread lightly on the earth and the water leaving a minimal footprint on our environment. Come and share an adventure you’ll never forget.

or simply arrive and make use of everything the Waterhen Lake First Nation family owned and operated Tawaw Cabins offers: cabins, campgrounds, pontoons, motors and canoe rentals, fishing licenses, and more.

range from soft adventure to wilderness eco-adventures and educational interpretive tours.

walleye, northern pike and musky throughout Lake Huron and Manitoulin’s Inland Lakes we guarantee that you will not be disappointed by your time spent with us, no matter whether you are an avid fisherman looking to land a lunker or you’re a first-timer wanting to take the family on a memorable fishing trip. Journey through the canoe routes of the Anishnaabek People and learn our history whilst taking in the stunning landscapes on a scenic boat tour. During the Spring Rainbow Run, we offer angler special reduced cottage rental rates, and throughout winter you can experience the thrills of ice fishing on a fully guided trip via snowmobile and ATV on Lake Huron or in-land lakes on Manitoulin Island.

rich traditions and living culture of the Nisga’a Nation. Fishing season starts with a Remote Spring Steelhead camp, or from the Fishing Lodge with beautiful bright Steelhead showing up as early as the third week in March in the spring run. Summer-run Steelhead starts arriving in the Skeena and Nass rivers in late July and early August and numbers only become stronger into October. The Steelhead and Salmon Fishing Lodge is located on 30 acres of private property, complete with walking trails, an easy stroll to the Skeena River. Stay in the cozy Lodge and savour home-cooked meals, a muscle-soothing cedar sauna and fully stocked bar after a day of casting your line on the Skeena, Nass & Kitimat Rivers, or journey to the well-equipped backroads camp for the chance to sight-fish in remote waters. Enjoy heart-pounding adventures, wading out to code-named coastal streams, stalking large Steelhead in swift-running waters, and experience the thrill of the fight of jumping powerful fish!

relaxation…and adventure! Book a fun guided expedition on the hunt for the sasquatch, sharpen your ghost hunting skills with an Introduction to the Paranormal, or saddle up on a trail ride! Our rustic group-only camping resort is 19 km west of Nordegg, Alberta, we specialise in accommodating large groups such as weddings, family reunions, youth groups, business retreats, hobby groups and much more. Why hold your next event indoors when you can experience all that the Alberta wilderness has to offer? Bring your tents or sleep soundly in our family-friendly cabins with covered decks and private fire pits.

line rods and reels. We have all the gear you need for that huge trophy catch!