One of the favorite destinations is a Canada fishing lodge, a hotel and resort just for fisherman and depending on the amenities you may only have to show up with your suitcase and shaving kit. Tackle and boat rentals are a given at most of the lodges, and of course they sell the most popular lures, and live bait that you will need for your days in this fishing Mecca.

Fishing trips in Canada have to of course be planned around the weather and depending how far north you are traveling and that window of opportunity can be very narrow. Also, depending on which territory you are traveling to will govern which fish you can catch and when. So be sure and ask detailed questions when speaking to a booking agent or the lodge owner to make sure you can maximize your stay and what you can catch.

You may want to perform some due diligence online before hastily booking a reservation at a fishing lodge. Go to Google.com and search for “Canada Fishing Lodge” and see what the offerings are available. You may be more interested in a rustic fishing lodge that is just basic shelter from the elements if you and a buddy are going. On the other hand if your family is traveling with you, especially your wife, then you may need to investigate some of the top shelf lodges that offer other activities for the kids and possibly one with a spa for your better half. Your better half will probably want more up to date or luxury accommodations.

One last item to consider are some fishing lodges are remote and Canada fly in fishing is really great for a bunch of guys wanting to just go fishing and not have anyone around except the fish, and possibly some bears. Remote fishing lodges are not frequented as much and you will have more opportunities to reel in the big ones. These of course will be a little pricier due to the fact that a bush pilot will have to chauffer you to and from civilization at the beginning and end of your stay.

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