THE LODGE

The Lodge is the only fishing camp on the lake in Canada's Northwest Territories, and features a new main lodge facility with deluxe accommodations. The full-service lodge offers all the amenities of home - heated guest cabins with fresh linens, hot showers and flush toilets, freezers, fridges and generators. The guides will show the guests the best fishing, the camp cook will make three delicious meals a day and they can relax in the main dining hall that looks out to a spectacular lake view.

THE LOCATION

Fly in, north of the tree line, to an angler's heaven, and leave the world behind. This Lodge is a world-class fly-in fishing camp, surrounded by hundreds of miles of untouched, unpolluted tundra, with its countless crystal-clear lakes and rivers. The main fly-in fishing camp along with three fly-in fishing camps is situated in the Northwest Territories.

The guests can choose to explore five different sets of rapids, located just a half-hour boat ride from the main camp. As grayling prefer unpolluted waters that are clear, cold and well oxygenated, these rapids produce some of the very best grayling fishing found anywhere in the Arctic. Arctic grayling flash through these miles of fast water streams and sparkling rapids of the river chain, providing an unsurpassed challenge for the angler using light tackle.

The guests of the lodge will touch down on the cold crystal waters of the main Lake in Canada's Northwest Territories. This fly-in lake, which is approximately 25 miles long by 20 miles wide, is a world-class fishing destination with numerous trophies caught every day. They will be able to fish for trout in shallow waters, 10 to 20 feet deep, all summer.

THE FISHING

If the guests are looking for trophy lake trout fishing, they need look no further than Canada's Arctic. These lakes are known among anglers as the lake trout capital of the world. The lake trout range from 10 to 50 pounds, and visitors to the Lodge catch and release an average of 40 fish per day. A 61-pound trophy is the largest lake trout taken to date. Not only do the guests get excellent fishing, but during the flight in they might even spot some migrating caribou or some muskox

Once only known to the native Inuit and a handful of bush pilots looking for the best trout and grayling fishing, we continue to ensure an extremely low fishing pressure by permitting no more than approximately 100 people per year to fly in to the lodge & outposts.These lakes have been designated "trophy fishing only", so this is a catch and release lake.

Guests can fly fish along the rapids with waders or just fly fish out of the boat as the guide anchors the boat on top or below the rapids. Average catch of grayling with a fly rod is 20 to 30 grayling between 2 to 5 lbs in one half-day of fishing. Grayling and lake trout fishing can be found in the rivers all through July and August.

THE EQUIPMENT

Guests use 16 and 18-foot Alumarine boats with 25 HP Honda motors. The lodge also has Zodiacs with 15 hp motors for a thrilling 3 to 4 day, 100-mile trip float, fishing, and camping trip from the main Lake to the outpost lake on the river chain.