Fly Fishing Manitoba

7 Full Days 3,4 & 5 Day trips available

Each of our six lakes provide exceptional fishing for Trophy Pike and Walleye. In addition, Lake Trout and Arctic Grayling are available at some lakes.

Our lakes, designated as "High Quality" fisheries by the province of Manitoba, are located in the heart of unspoiled wilderness northwest of Lynn Lake, Manitoba and are only reachable by float plane.

Due to the remote location and the short season, our lakes only average between 24 to 40 fishermen a year.
 
To maintain the high quality of fishing in our lakes we practice a strict total Catch and Release Policy for all Northern Pike. As a result, our fishing is as good as it has ever been, and our guests have a legitimate opportunity to catch several Manitoba Master Angler Pike (41 inches or larger) on each trip.  

When planning a fishing trip to northern Canada prospective guests often ask the following question; "When is the best time for a fishing trip to Canada?" The answer to this question is "anytime". Fishing in the northern reaches of Manitoba is excellent throughout the season.

Fly Fishing Manitoba - All six of our outpost camps are located on Manitoba High Quality Lakes within a 70 mile radius of Lynn Lake Manitoba. Our lakes are located in the heart of unspoiled wilderness and are only reachable by float plane, ensuring you a private fishing experience.

All of our lakes provide exceptional fishing for Trophy Pike and Walleye. In addition, Lake Trout and Arctic Grayling are available at some lakes. We operate the only camps on our lakes. We have camps located on LBZ, Preston, Long, Kat, Carlson, and Brisebois Lakes.

Northern Pike are found in all of our lakes. In late May and June the pike will be found in shallow water near the back end of bays, river and creek inlets and outlets.

Walleye are found in all of our lakes. In late May and June the walleyes can be found in many of the same areas as the pike. Areas of moving water such as rapids, creek and river inlets and outlets, are good spots.

Lake Trout are found in Preston Lake and are caught in 7 to 20 feet of water during late May and June. During the months of July and August the fish move into deeper water ranging from 20 to 50 feet.

Arctic Grayling are found in the river outlet of Kat Lake which forms the Katimiwi River. The river has rapids, riffles, deep pools and a strong current, providing ideal habitat for the grayling.

All of our outpost camps can accommodate up to 8 people and are fully equipped with hot showers, running water, propane lights, heat, range, barbecue grill, fish fryers, refrigerator, deep freeze, cooking utensils, boats, motors, mixed gas, life preservers and satellite phones for communication.

Includes flight floatplane to and from camp.

Price per person reduced for larger groups.