Fly-in Northern Canadian Wilderness
Quality Summer fishing
  The world class cabins are equipped with some of the most comfortable rustic furniture. Solar powered lighting and water pumps provide quiet and consistent conveniences: cold running water, indoor showers and toilets, pots & pans, utensils, BBQ's, fish , bedrooms with Simmons mattresses and box springs, gas stoves, vented fridges and glass door wood stoves to take the coolness out of northern evenings.

Each outpost has 12x12 decks.

Each location has , 14' ' Lund boats,15 hp new Mercury motors, paddles, life jackets, survival gear and shore lunch boxes.

Suggested equipment to bring for walleye are: 3/8oz & ½ oz jigs that are fluorescent red, pink, green, orange and yellow; Rapala's, Rattling Raps and Wally Divers are frequently used to challenge the walleye in colder waters; one or two piece rods, 5' to 6'; spinning rods that are ultra-light to mid-weight; reels with 110 to 200 yards of line on spinning or closed face reels; line ranging in weight from 12 - 16 lb test.

For northern pike tackle should include ½ oz to 3/4 oz spoons; spoons should include: Dare Devils, Doctor Spoons, Silver Minnows, Little Cleos as well as Mepps Spinners #4. Northern pike require the use of 9" - 12" leaders. Rods should be 6' - 7' one or two piece, medium to heavy action spinner or casting rods. Reels should be spinning or casting holding 165 - 200 yards of 12 lb - 17 lb test line - depth finder

Additional gear to bring should include: rain gear, coolers, layered clothing with medium weight jackets, gloves, hats and sunscreen to protect you from sun & colder conditions, sunglasses, insect replellent, cameras to bring back memories, thermos bottles to carry you through the day with Java from camp or shore lunch preparations, and foot wear with waterproof rubber-soled shoes to protect you from rainy days.