Fishing Trips - All Types

Opasquia Wilderness Park Tour (Canada)
Departs: Jun, Jul, Aug, Cost: US$1660 / CDN$2570 Length: 7 Days	After a three-hour float plane trip deep into the heart of our Northern Boreal Wilderness, we off load the plane and say good-bye to our last physical connection with civilization as the plane flies off into the distance. From here we paddle and portage the rivers and lakes in one of the wildest places on the continent. Keep a sharp eye open for elusive woodland caribou, moose and possibly even a rare wolverine. Listen for the distant howl of the wolf or the haunting cry of the loon, sounds that stir the primitive soul. The portages are so seldom used that moss and lichen still cover most trails. A fishery of unbelievable quality waits for you to test your skills with trophy northerns and walleye.
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More Details:	http://www.goldseekers.net/

Glovers Reef & River of Caves (Belize)
Departs: Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, Dec, Cost: $1789 Length: 7 days/8 nights	Thirty-six miles offshore of the Belize mainland lay a group of tropical islands within a turquoise lagoon and surrounded by a living coral reef. Glover's Reef Atoll is considered to be one of the richest tropical marine environments in the entire Caribbean. Our island base of over 13 acres is perched on the southern edge of the atoll with a dramatic view facing east over the main reef crest and the open Caribbean. Based from our comfortable field camp we are fully equipped to spend six days sea kayaking and kayak sailing, snorkeling, diving, fishing and windsurfing. Combined with an exciting day inland, tubing through the "River of Caves" and an afternoon horseback riding through the rainforest, make this one of our most popular trips.
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More Details:	http://www.islandexpeditions.com/

Five-day Canoe Fishing Trip (United States)
Skill Level: Beg. - Adv. Departs: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Cost: $384 and up Length: 5 days Not Guided	Fish for walleyes, smallmouth bass, northern pike, and lake trout in the largest wilderness area east of the Rockies. We're Voyageur North Outfitters in Ely, Minnesota. We've been outfitting demanding sport fishers like you for more than 25 years. We'll equip you with lightweight canoes, expedition-grade tents and sleeping bags, packs, delicious food, and cooking gear. Most importantly, we'll show you where the fish are biting and help you plan a five-day route for the kind of fishing you want to do. Call 800/848-5530 today to reserve your dates. Experience the adventure!
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More Details:	http://www.vnorth.com/

Burners Bottom 7 Mile Float (United States)
Departs: Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Cost: $59canoe $36/kayak Length: 1 Day Not Guided	This section of the South Fork of the Shenandoah River is one of the most beautiful rivers anywhere. Alternating from quiet deep pools to small, easy rapids ensures lots of family fun over the three hours it normally take to paddle. Notable landmarks include the Sudden Ledge and the Old Mill Race. Outfitter grade rafts are also available, but canoes and kayaks are preferable. Bring your bathing suit and your fishing pole for a day of fun and adventure.
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More Details:	http://www.downriver.com

Quetico Park from Cache Bay (Canada)
Departs: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Cost: $500+ Length: 5 to 15 Days Not Guided	Quetico Provincial Park in 5 to 15 days. Three main routes through the park start at the end of the Gunflint Trail at the Cache Bay entry. Highlights: Quetico is more rugged and primitive than the BWCAW, but the rewards are worth the effort. Far less use is allowed than in the BWCAW, and therefore you will see fewer people, more animals and lots more fish.
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More Details:	http://www.hjo.com/

Canoe Fishing At Craig Lake (United States)
Departs: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Cost: $375.00 per 2 Paddle Length: 3 Days	How about a trip that takes you on a quiet lake where you can set up a camp and just do some fishing and wildlife watching. Craig Lake State Park in Michigan's Upper Peninsula is just such a place. Secluded, Pristene, Beautiful, Quiet and Alone. Alone you'll be, but you'll have guests. Loons, Eagles, Deer, Moose, Otters, Beavers. We've got the Old Town Canoes or Kayaks, fishing equipment, and some camping equipment. Stay a couple of days or a week. Camp sites are a first come basis but then you can also just make your own.
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More Details:	http://www.uncleduckyoutfitters.com

Quetico/BWCA Adventure Canoe Trip (United States)
Skill Level: Intermediate Departs: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Length: 6 to 14 days Not Guided	If you are looking to access the most remote areas of the famous BWCA and Quetico Wilderness, we've created this package for you. From LaTourell's unique location in the heart of this vast wilderness area, we are able to offer trips with the easiest of access into these secluded areas. Utilizing our specially designed "Deluxe Kelvar Package", you'll enjoy the cutting edge in modern lightweight canoes and equipment to make your adventure even more enjoyable. Trips can be customized to access virtually untouched fishing waters, to see a vast number of different lakes, or to access a secluded location for your camp. Let LaTourell's 3 generations of experience help customize a trip for you.
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Boundary Waters Kevlar Canoe Trip (United States)
Departs: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Length: 3 to 10 Day Not Guided	Paddle to the remote areas of the Boundary Waters and Quetico Park using our top of the line package. With this package, including our ultralight kevlar canoes, you will enjoy equipment that will make travel faster and easier on the water and portages while providing maximum comfort in camp. This package is ideal for both those wishing to have the easiest of travel for a great sightseeing trip, or for the serious angler who wishes to travel into the most remote fishing areas to tackle our world famous smallmouth bass, walleye, northern pike, and lake trout fishing. Enjoy our family's three generations of experience from our ideally located lakeside base.
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More Details:	http://www.latourells.com/

Missinaibi River Adventure (Canada)
Departs: Jun, Jul, Aug, Cost: US$950-$1200 Length: 6 to 8 Days	One of the world's great canoeing rivers! 350 miles of wilderness river, crossed by one road, flowing North to James Bay. Missinaibi Headwaters runs this river in 4 unique guided adventures, with each section suitable for different levels of ability, from beginner to advanced canoeists. Great fishing, amazing scenery, native culture, exciting rapids, abundant wildlife...this is a 'must do' trip for any paddler. All-inclusive guided packages include bush plane or train transportation, qualified guides, top-end equipment, great food and the personal service which has made Missinaibi Headwaters Outfitters the region's foremost canoe trip company, since 1990.
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Fort Stover Two Day Trip (United States)
Departs: Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Cost: $130/canoe Length: 2 Days Not Guided	The South Fork of the Shenandoah River has long been recognized as one of the premier canoeing rivers in the East. A steady current of normally crystal clear water flows over a solid rock bottom creating many interesting riffles and pools, and even some beginning white water (class II) making it an ideal river for novice and experienced canoeists alike. The area is suprisingly remote with superb fishing. Our two day trip covers 24 miles with overnight camping at our own secluded campground at Compton Rapid. We invite you to join us for an unforgetable adventure on one of America's most beautiful rivers.
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More Details:	http://www.downriver.com/

Coppermine River (Canada)
Skill Level: 2+ Departs: Jul, Aug, Length: 14-30 days Not Guided	This wild arctic river runs from the fabulous new diamond fields at Lac de Gras along the edge of the treeline and north to the Arctic Ocean. On your way may see caribou, wolves, arctic fox, muskox and bears. You'll paddle through lakes and many Class 1, 2 and some Class 3 rapids. You'll paddle the Rocky Defile - 500 meters of rapids in an awe inspiring canyon. You'll see eagles nesting on the cliffs as you pass between the September Hills and the Coppermine Mountains. At last, in sight of the sea you'll reach Bloody Falls, your last night's campsite. The Coppermine River is a perfect adventure for those with some river paddling experience.
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More Details:	http://www.bathurstarctic.com/

Boundary Waters Canoe Adventure (United States)
Skill Level: Moderate Departs: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Length: 3 to 5 Days Not Guided	Experience pristine water, Walleye, Northern and Bass fishing, gorgeous scenery on a Boundary Water Canoe Trip. Enter the BWCA off the Gunflint Trail starting at our dock on Poplar Lake, through Lizz, Caribou, Horseshoe, Gaskin, Winchell, north to Omega, Henson, Pillsbery, Meads, and back through Caribou, Lizz, returning to Poplar. Very scenic, with many options for loop trips and base camping. A great moose viewing area.
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More Details:	http://www.canoeoutfitter.com/

Voyageur Highway Canoe Route (United States)
Skill Level: Moderate Departs: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Cost: Varies on Outfitting Length: 3 to 5 Days Not Guided	Rockwood Lodge and Outfitters, located on the Gunflint Trail, MN will transport you to your starting point, Bearskin Lake. Enter the Boundary Waters at Duncan, paddle to Rose, Rat, South, North, Little Gunflint and finish at Gunflint. Includes the famous Stairway Falls Portage and also part of the Voyageur Highway route along the Canadian border. Long border lakes with outstanding scenery. Fishing for smallmouth, walleye and northern. Only seven portages.
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Glacier Bay Mothership Tour (United States)
Skill Level: Beg. - Adv. Departs: May, Cost: $2900-$3700 Length: 8 days	On this tour between Sitka and Juneau you will experience an incredible variety of protected paddling environments from the labyrinths of West Chichagof to the icefields and calving tidewater glaciers of pristine Glacier Bay National Park. Paddle huge rock arches, barrier reefs, delta passages near Brady Glacier’s huge face, and pristine inlets with the10,000 foot plus Fairweather Mountains as a backdrop. You will be surrounded by wildlife, including gray and humpback whales, sea otter, puffins, sea lions, and more. Enjoy the flexibility of all our tours;­ no “milk runs” here -­ you set the pace. These fully-guided May tours are sold out for 2008, but space is available in 2009. They are open to couples - ­Reserve Now!
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More Details:	http://www.homeshore.com

Baja Sea Kayaking (Mexico)
Departs: Mar, Cost: CDN$1095 (US$765) Length: 7 Days	People who enjoy snorkeling, hiking, fishing, beachcombing and nature photography will enjoy this Sea of Cortez adventure. The Sea of Cortez offers superb paddling and an ideal environment to learn about sea kayaking, even if you have never paddled before. Pelicans and other seabirds feed in its rich waters and dolphins are a daily sight. There'll be lots of time for fishing, hiking and relaxing on the beach too. Bring sunscreen! Sunshine with pleasant temperatures are the norm. Even the water is warm (though not hot). In order to minimize cost and maximize variety, meals are shared. Each person is responsible for the purchase and preparation of two to three meals, We will go shopping together the day before the trip starts.
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More Details:	http://www.wanapiteicanoe.com

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