Speckled (Brook) and Lake trout fishing of the Far North
To fish in the waters of these northern regions is a unique
privilege. Crystal-clear rivers cascade in a pandemonium of gushing water that
only speckled trout can withstand. The fishing turns into an inevitable fight
every time a trout tackles the fisherman's offering while he moves along the
banks, staying close to the rapids in his wading boots. Fly fishers especially
must be ready for an unrelenting fight.
The lake trout swimming in the huge lakes north of the 55th
parallel often reach an impressive weight of up to 15 kilos. Each and every line
cast is an act of provocation against the species, and the largest specimens are
not always the ones pursuing the most ruthless battle. In the end, lake trout
weighing between 2 and 4 kilos will overcome the wisest fisherman's stamina.
Troll fishing is also practised from boats available for our clients at every
fishing camp.
Camp leaders are familiar with the best refuges. Little by
little throughout your stay, they will take you there, taking the time to pass
on a few safety and conservation rules, and … of course … a few personal tips.
Our 16’ x 20’ plywood cabins are all housekeeping equipped
with propane lightning, cooking stove and oil heating furnace.
Each can accommodate 6 people.
A generator and a freezer are available in the meat house.
You can reload your
batteries.
On your arrival, you will meet the camp man that will supply
a topographical map of the area and will provide you his
assistance. Our 16 foot wooden boats powered by Mercury
9,9 h.p. outboard motos guarantee you an optimal security. A two
way radio and a satellite
telephone will provide communication with our LG-4 seaplane
base.
