Saskatchewan, Canada
FreshwaterMilton Lake and the Porcupine River, far northeastern Saskatchewan
On the north shore of Milton Lake in far northeastern Saskatchewan, this fly-in lodge takes no more than eight anglers, and the trip includes the flights in from Saskatoon. Two anglers share a guide and a 17-ft boat for northern pike and lake trout, and wade the Porcupine River for Arctic grayling, with fly, spin and baitcast tackle supplied. Fish go back except those kept for shore lunch.
June to August
In 2027, trips of three to seven days run between June 11 and August 30. Pike stay shallow all season, while lake trout are shallow in June, go deep in summer and return to the shallows from late August, which is also the best time for northern lights.
First is the fish the lodge leads with.
US$5,495 per person · 7 nights · 2027
Per person for 7 full days of fishing, with taxes and gratuities extra. Shorter trips: 5 days US$5,095, 4 days US$4,895.
Prices are shown in the currency the lodge publishes them in. Confirm the rate with the lodge.
The pin marks the lake or river the lodge sits on, not the lodge building. Location from Wikipedia.
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Lodge website: miltonlakelodge.com