We hope the following suggestions and lists will help you plan a successful trip!

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Driving Directions

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What things should I bring?

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​​All Camps are equipped with..

• 14’ Lund boats, 9.9hp Mercury and Yamaha motors, unlimited gas

• hot and cold running water, showers

• wood stoves and firewood

• propane or solar lighting

• propane stoves, refrigerators, barbeques and fish cookers

• kitchens are fully equipped with cooking and eating utensils

• two way radios – for communication with base camp

 

Things to Bring

• sleeping bag and pillow

• clothing - include at least one suit of warm clothing and a rain suit. It is best to be prepared for all types of weather!

• personal items and toiletries - including a towel, sunglasses, sunscreen, as well as any prescription medication

• phone pouch (waterproof, floyws on landyard)

• insect repellent and mosquito coils

• flashlight, matches

• Small first aid kit

• dish soap, dish towels, garbage bags​

• fishing gear - pilots appreciate it when there are no hooks dangling on rods. 3/8 oz. lead heads with twister tails (yellow, orange, white, black) and power baits work well for walleyes. Spoons and plugs work well for Northerns. Bring your favorites to try out! Also it's a good idea to have spare rods, incase one breaks.​

• Identification for border crossing, see link for requirements www.canadawelcomesyou.net

 

Miscellaneous

• Do you have any medical conditions?  Please let us know if you have any allergies or food restrictions. 

• You are allowed roughly 100 lbs of weight per person

• Please pack your baggage in appropriate containers - duffel bags, plastic bins, sturdy boxes with covers, etc. make sure everything is secure. Many items have been lost between the float of an airplane and the dock.

• Our camp can only be reached by air. Your cooperation is a must. Bush pilots do not fly in all weather. We will do everything we can to get you in and out on schedule, but that does not include risking your life by flying in unsafe conditions. We cannot be held responsible for delays due to weather or other causes beyond our control

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Useful Links

The Canadian Border Crossing Resource Guide

Useful Links for planning your trip to Canada