Saskatchewan · Canada
Milton Lake Lodge
Milton Lake and the Porcupine River, far northeastern Saskatchewan
FreshwaterNorthern pikeBoat, Wading
- Guests
- 8
- Guide to anglers
- 1:2
- Release
- Some kept
- Tackle
- Fly and spin
US$5,495 per person · 7 nights · 2027
Saskatchewan, Canada
FreshwaterWollaston Lake, northeastern Saskatchewan, by road from Points North Landing
Wollaston Lake Lodge has been running since 1961 on an 800-square-mile lake in northeastern Saskatchewan. Anglers fish for northern pike, lake trout and walleye from 20-ft Lund boats with fly or conventional tackle, and float-plane fly-outs for Arctic grayling cost extra. Everything is released apart from the fish cooked for shore lunch.
June to August
In 2027, 18 trips leave Winnipeg between June 8 and August 15, with a charter going in every four days, and the last trip gets five fishing days. Boats catch the most fish in the first half of the season, the heaviest pike come in August, and lake trout stay near the surface from early June to late July.
First is the fish the lodge leads with.
US$7,000 per angler · 5 nights · 2027
Per angler for 4 days of guided fishing and 5 nights, one of them in a Winnipeg hotel. 8 days of fishing and 9 nights: US$13,000.
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The pin marks the lodge itself. Location from OpenStreetMap.
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Lodge website: wollastonlakelodge.com