Private fly-in outpost fishing camps

Choose from a camp on Claire or Drury Lake. Regardless of your choice, your group is always guaranteed private and exclusive use of the camp, boats, and lake.

Claire Lake lies 85 air miles north of Whitehorse in Canada's Yukon. This lake is 15 miles long, up to one mile wide and has sheltered areas near the camp. This lake has many great drop-offs for casting. It also offers excellent opportunities to sight cast for Arctic Grayling and Northern Pike. The deepest spot in Claire Lake is 350 feet deep. Claire Lake has fished for Lake Trout, Northern Pike, Arctic Grayling, White Fish and Burbot. To date, the largest Trout out of Claire weighed 35 pounds and the largest Pike measured 52 inches. Grayling average 1-2 pounds.

Drury Lake lies 115 air miles north-northeast of Whitehorse in the Yukon. This scenic lake is surrounded by the Yukon's beautiful Pelly Mountains. Drury Lake is 15 miles long and Drury Creek is navigable for an additional two miles. Drury Lake is best known for its Arctic Grayling (up to four pounds). The sight casting for Grayling in Drury Creek is also something you will not forget! In addition to Grayling, Drury Lake has produced Lake Trout over 40 inches and Northern Pike up to 15 pounds. Drury Lake is one of the best Yukon lakes for wildlife viewing opportunities.

Choose from a camp on Teehnah, Ken or Frank Lake. Regardless of your choice, your group is always guaranteed private and exclusive use of the camp, boats, and lake.

Teehnah Lake is 3 miles long and a little over a half mile across, offering excellent Canadian fishing for Northern Pike, Grayling, and Lake Whitefish. The lake has a small river at the south end that is a great place to fish for Northern Pike using surface lures. Teenah Lake is also the best lake for viewing Yukon wildlife. Teehnah Lake has many hiking trails guests can explore at their leisure. Two smaller Yukon lakes are accessible by these trails. These lakes are close enough that a nice day trip can be made out of hiking to one of them for another afternoon of great Yukon fishing. This fishing camp is for the client who likes a little more variety, comfort and amenities in addition to just good fishing. This fish camp is the perfect mix of character and comfort.

Ken Lake is located 85 air miles north of Whitehorse. Ken Lake offers excellent Lake Trout and Northern Pike fishing. There also is a very good population of Whitefish and Burbot. This Yukon lake is 4 miles by a half-mile with an additional pond off the south end. Past clients have renamed this lake "The Little Lake That Could" due to the excellent fishing here.

Frank Lake in Canada's Yukon is located 75 air miles north of Whitehorse. Frank Lake is a favorite lake for spin casting and fly fishing in the Yukon. This horseshoe shaped lake is six miles by three miles and includes a variety of bays, shoals, and islands. The depth averages 100 feet deep with the deepest spot 171 feet.  Frank Lake is noted for the brilliant red coloring of its Lake Trout which range up to 33 pounds. One 26-pounder was caught off the dock! Northern Pike up to 30 pounds have been caught in the bays of this scenic lake. A few Arctic Grayling may be caught above the beaver dam where Frank Creek enters the lake.

Choose from a camp on Ten Mile, Lyn or Mandanna Lake. Regardless of your choice, your group is always guaranteed private and exclusive use of the camp, boats, and lake.

Ten Mile Lake is found 60 air miles north of Whitehorse. The three-mile by 1.5-mile lake has very clear water with large shoals which drop off steeply from 40 to 100 feet. Ten Mile Lake features abundant populations of Lake Trout, Northern Pike, Burbot and Whitefish with  Lake Trout being the predominant species. This is a great lake for sight cast fly fishing in early spring.

Lyn-Lake is located 80 air miles north of Whitehorse, Yukon. Lyn-Lake is often referred to as the "Honeymoon Special" because this sheltered lake is bordered by breathtaking mountains and offers a secluded and intimate setting for couples who are passionate about fishing. Despite the smaller size of Lyn-Lake, 2.5 miles by 0.5 miles, this lovely lake produces excellent fly fishing and catches of Lake Trout, Northern Pike, and Burbot. It receives the least amount of fishing pressure of all the lakes.

Mandanna Lake is located about 90 air miles north of Whitehorse in the Yukon. The lake is six miles by two miles and contains many islands and bays. This wilderness lake has fantastic populations of Northern Pike and Lake Trout ranging up to 35 pounds. This lake is probably the best lake for fishing for Lake Trout. Many a reel has been worn out on this lake!

Drury and Claire Lake:

Equipped with kitchen facilities such as a propane hotplate, propane refrigerator, propane barbeque, woodstove, kitchen utensils, pots and pans, dishes, coffee percolator and dish towels, HF radios.   All cabins have single and double bunk beds with mattresses and pillows.  An outhouse is located a short walk from the cabin and water is taken from the lake. 

Drury Lake: 14' x 20' eight man cabin. 

Claire Lake: A 14'x20' cabin sleeps eight plus a small cabin sleeps four.

Teehnah, Ken and Frank Lake:

Camps are equipped with kitchen facilities such as a propane hotplate, propane refrigerator, propane barbeque, woodstove, kitchen utensils, pots and pans, dishes, coffee percolator and dish towels, HF radios. An outhouse is located a short walk from the cabin and water is taken from the lake for the camps at Ken and Frank Lake.

Teehnah Lake: The main cabin has a double bed in a separate room and a common eating area with a large table. The bunkhouse is a rectangular building split in half to make two bedrooms. Each room at the fishing camp has a double bed and room for two more in bunks. A third building contains a tack room and a shower room for hot showers. Hot and cold running water, four burner range with oven, wood fired sauna.

Ken Lake: 12' x 16' four-man cabin is in a beautiful setting overlooking the lake and Packers Mountain.  

Frank Lake: 14' x 20' cabin sleeps eight.

Ten Mile, Lyn and Mandanna Lake:

Camps are equipped with kitchen facilities such as a propane hotplate, propane refrigerator, propane barbeque, woodstove, kitchen utensils, pots and pans, dishes, coffee percolator and dish towels, HF radios.  All cabins have single and double bunk beds with mattresses and pillows.  An outhouse is located a short walk from the cabin and water is taken from the lake. 

Ten Mile Lake: The 12 x 16 cabin at Ten Mile can sleep four.

Lyn Lake: 12' x 12' two person cabin.

Mandanna Lake: The 14' x 20' cabin at Mandanna Lake sleeps eight.