Saskatchewan, Canada
FreshwaterScott Lake, on the Saskatchewan–Northwest Territories border at the 60th parallel
Scott Lake straddles the Saskatchewan–Northwest Territories border on the 60th parallel, and this 24-guest lodge sits on a 12-acre island in it. Two anglers share a guide and boat for northern pike and lake trout, often casting to fish they can see in clear, shallow water, and extra-cost fly-outs to 22 lakes add Arctic grayling. Fly and spin tackle are both used.
June to September
In 2027, 19 five-day trips run from June 11 to September 14, and you fish a full day on the way out but not on arrival. Pike are in the shallows early, lake trout move back onto shallow reefs in fall, and the northern lights often show in August.
First is the fish the lodge leads with.
US$9,295 per person · 5 nights · 2027
Per person for a 5-day trip, two anglers sharing a room and a boat. 10-day trip US$17,495; solo anglers pay US$1,500 a day more.
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The pin marks the lodge itself. Location from OpenStreetMap.
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Lodge website: scottlakelodge.com