This movable floating fishing camp is located 15 minutes by floatplane north of Yellowknife between Duncan and Graham lakes in the Northwest Territories of Canada. You will enjoy the freedom of fishing on your own schedule and moving around the lake at your own pace as you fish for trophy lake trout and northern pike. Catch and release is encouraged, but a meal of small fish at a shore lunch is always popular.
Northern pike and lake trout make up the majority of the quarry, but there are also opportunities for arctic grayling and whitefish. The northern pike grows large here and 48-50+ fish have been caught and released in Duncan Lake. In the early season, you will find the largest pike cruising the shallow bays. This is a prime time to target them and they readily take floating or shallow running lures and flies. There is nothing quite like sight fishing for large northern pike in clear shallow water. There are many shallow bays on both lakes as well as inlet streams that offer the perfect habitat for large northern.
The lake trout fishing is also great along with the steep drops and boulder-strewn bottoms throughout the season. The biggest lakers will be deeper in mid-summer, but adding weight to deep running lures, spoons or crankbaits while trolling will pay off. Also drifting and jigging over ledges or humps will produce savage strikes from trout and this is no time for daydreaming.
Fish and your own pace and motor and anchor the camp in the sheltered coves and bays of the lake. You will have your own private paradise to enjoy a true wilderness getaway.
From
$450 CAD per camp per night
Minimum of 1 adult and maximum of 4 adults
Meal costs: $130 per person per day
Flight costs between Yellowknife and the lodge available for an additional cost
Find out what is included and what to bring.
TOLL FREE NUMBER IN N. AMERICA: +1 888 285 1676
INTERNATIONAL NUMBER: +1 780 414 1676
You can also send an email to info@adventures.com, or use the contact form here below.
Find out more details about the tour and its highlights
Guide Information
This is a self-guided fishing trip but advice on where to fish can be obtained from the staff at the main lodge.
Transportation
Trips begin and end at a lake north of Yellowknife, NWT. Charter flights between Yellowknife and the camp can be added to the package for an additional cost.
Weather
Average summer temperatures are between 15 to 25 degrees Celsius but can drop to below 10 degrees Celsius.
Accommodation
Accommodations are in a 12' x 14' wall tent on a 14' x 28' steel pontoon barge. The tent has two bunk beds, one fold out chair and one cot, wood stove and BBQ, sink, refrigerator and 15 hp outboard engine for moving the camp around the lake. Outdoor showers available at the main lodge.
Deposit and Taxes
Cancellation Policy
Canada
Iceland
Greenland
Sweden
Faroe Islands
Norway
Finland
Baltic Countries
