Canada pike

Fishing among moose, bears, otters, beavers, wolves, eagles... Nature with the capital N. Unspoiled nature as you only know it from the Discovery documentaries. There are two options for this location.

• Outback De Luxe
• Outback Do It Yourself

The De Luxe version is carried out from the central camp at Lake McGavock. There are 6 traditional log cabins, equipped with all conveniences, overlooking the lake next to the 6 cabins to stay in, there is 1 central log cabin where the meals are served and also the bar is situated. This is the perfect place where you can tell (or hear) each others stories in the evening. In total there is room for up to 36 anglers at this location.

The fishing is mainly focused on the Northern Pike. There is also wall eye and lake trout fishing. Because of the extremely low fishing pressure in this vast area, the catches can be called exceptional. Of course there are less large than small fish, but the number of fish that are caught here is high. In recent years more than 200 pike of over 1 metre have been caught per season (100 fishing days). That is more than 2 per day. And the fish smaller than one metre are not counted! It is not without reason that several records have been established in this region. It is not allowed to fish with live bait.

You fish at this location with the normal pike rods and reels. You are obliged to fish with barbless hooks in order not to damage the fish too much and to have the best the catch & release as possible. Jerking, spinning, trolling and fly fishing. You can indulge yourself here. The boats are 16 feet long and equipped with at least 20 hp engines. They offer enough space to comfortably transport 2 anglers and a guide.

There is fishing for northern pike (pike), walleye (zander) and lake trout (American lake trout). However, the pike is the main target. There are two people and 1 guide per boat fishing every day. If you want to continue fishing in the evening after dinner, the guide is happy to go with you at no extra cost. This area of the province of Manitoba is known for many records and per season of about 100 days more than 200 pike of one metre plus are caught every year. Last year more than 250 of these big fish were caught. Of course there are more fish that do not meet the specimen size, but catches of more than 500 pike per week have been reported.