MANITOBA · A SNEAK PEEK

Trophy fishing and giant moose in the far north.

Fly into millions of acres of private wilderness in northern Manitoba for trophy pike, lake trout, walleye and arctic grayling, or hunt some of the biggest moose in Canada in country no other outfitter can touch.

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Trophy northern pike

Huge pike in shallow bays and river mouths, many of them caught on lures you can watch them chase.

Lake trout

Big lakers from cold, clear water, with walleye and arctic grayling rounding out the slam.

Trophy moose

Five million acres with a dozen rivers and a hundred lakes, nearly 200 miles from the nearest road and hunted by no one else. The average spread is 54 inches, bulls in the high 50s come out every year, and the best has gone 67 inches, with seven more over 60.

Camps hold just one to three hunters, and parties are rarely mixed, so every hunt is built around you. Hunts rotate across the area year to year, and most of these bulls have never seen a person.

How you hunt moose

You hunt by boat, moving between lakes and rivers and calling bulls to the water’s edge in the mornings and evenings. Opportunity runs about 85% depending on the year. When a bull steps out, standing 8 feet at the shoulder and topping 1,200 pounds, it’s a moment you won’t forget. Many hunters come back for a fifth trip.