Fishing Trips - All Types

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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BWCA Wilderness Fishing Trips (United States)
Departs: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Cost: $240+ (2-4 persons) Length: 3 to 9+ Days	Ely, MN is the gateway to one of the most pristine water and wilderness regions in the world: The Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. Field & Stream Magazine recently ranked Ely #12 in "American Top Fishing Towns". Ely is surrounded by the rivers and lakes of the BWCA offering some of the finest freshwater fishing in the world - filled with walleye, northern pike, smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, and lake trout. The Ultralight Complete Package with aluminum canoes, lightweight equipment and fine food is perfect for the fisherperson whose focus is either on moving along each day on a charted route combined with fishing, or setting up a base camp with daily fishing excursions. Add on some specialty items such as clamp-on rod holders, canoe/camp chairs, and anchor bags -- even a congenial River Point guide to enhance the fishing adventure. (Add a Guide is $210/day more for 2 persons).
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More Details:	http://www.elyoutfitters.com/

Hay River (Canada)
Departs: Jul, Aug, Sep, Cost: CDN$50 Length: 1 Day Not Guided	After the Hay River passes through the Twin Falls Gorge Territorial Park, a canyon between Escartment Creek and the Town of Enterprise offers some intermediate white water. From Enterprise to Hay River the water is flat with the occasional shoal. The River offers an opportunity for paddlers to view eagles, bears, river beavers and muskrats. This is a great way to pass a day in the sun. There are many spots to put in and take out depending on the amount of time you have for your paddle.
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More Details:	http://www.canoenorth.ca/

Susquehanna River Canoe Day Trips! (United States)
Skill Level: Beg. to Int. Departs: Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Length: 3-5 Hours Not Guided	Enjoy Central Pennsylvania's scenic Susquehanna River as only a paddler can, by Canoe or Kayak. Picnic on one of numerous islands, fish for world class smallmouth bass, and swim or wade in a secluded cove. Liesurely 6 to 8 mile trips through the famous Susquehanna Water Gaps include a mix of gently moving water, riffles, and occasional small rapids. Wildlife viewing is suburb, and includes Bald Eagles, Osprey, Herons, Egrets, Beaver, Mink, and occasionally River Otters. Shuttles for rental and private boats provided. Singles, couples, families, groups, and corporate functions are welcome. Trips on neighboring tributaries, and overnight trips also available. Soft Adventure at its best!
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More Details:	http://www.bluemountainoutfitters.net/

Susquehanna River Kayak Day Trips! (United States)
Skill Level: Beg. to Int. Departs: Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Length: 3-5 Hours Not Guided	Enjoy Central Pennsylvania's scenic Susquehanna River as only a paddler can, by Canoe or Kayak. Picnic on one of numerous islands, fish for world class smallmouth bass, and swim or wade in a secluded cove. Liesurely 6 to 8 mile trips through the famous Susquehanna Water Gaps include a mix of gently moving water, riffles, and occasional small rapids. Wildlife viewing is suburb, and includes Bald Eagles, Osprey, Herons, Egrets, Beaver, Mink, and occasionally River Otters. Shuttles for rental and private boats provided. Singles, couples, families, groups, and corporate functions are welcome. Trips on neighboring tributaries, and overnight trips also available. Soft Adventure at its best!
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More Details:	http://www.bluemountainoutfitters.net/

Middle Fork Salmon River Rafting (United States)
Departs: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Cost: $1908 - $2158 Length: 6 days	Beginning at 6,200 feet in elevation, the Middle Fork Salmon spills through alpine forests and lofty mountains, past rolling grasslands fragrant with sagebrush, and into a towering granite gorge known as Impassable Canyon. The Middle Fork features some of the West’s most exciting and abundant whitewater — over 100 rapids in 100 river miles. Not surprisingly, this is widely recognized as one of North America’s premium rafting destinations. Early season water flows are big and fierce, rendering high-action whitewater adventure with towering Class III rapids. In Summer, you’ll find warmer temperatures and tamer, yet consistently exciting Class III whitewater. The late season’s low water during September and early October reveals Blue Ribbon trout fishing, and includes a scenic flight to the put—in.
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Susquehanna River Kayak Overnights! (United States)
Skill Level: Beg. to Int. Departs: Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Length: 2-3 Days Not Guided	Enjoy Central Pennsylvania's scenic Susquehanna River as only a paddler can, by Canoe or Kayak. Picnic and camp on numerous islands along the Susquehanna River Trail, or stay at riverside campgrounds; the choice is yours. Fish for world class smallmouth bass, swim or wade in secluded coves, and enjoy the suburb wildlife viewing. Liesurely 15 to 35 mile trips through the famous Susquehanna Water Gaps include a mix of gently moving water, riffles, and occasional small rapids. Shuttles for rental and private boats provided. Day trips on the Susquehanna and neighboring tributaries also available. Soft Adventure at its best!
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More Details:	http://www.bluemountainoutfitters.net/

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

Ammonoosuc River (United States)
Skill Level: Mod to Exp Departs: Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Not Guided	If you would like something with a bit more spice, the Ammonoosuc River is a great run. A smaller river with steeper gradient, the section of the Ammonoosuc we run sports a turny, gravely, rock strewn character with steady current and several small sections of class I/II rifts. The scenery is fantastic. There are open fields with classic New England farms, rock cliffs, and two historical covered bridges. One of these bridges is the nations oldest and the other is the longest. If fishing is your thing you will enjoy this trip. Brook, brown, and rainbow trout are the main species encountered.
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More Details:	http://www.hpcanoes.com/

Alaska: Chichagof Mothership Tour (United States)
Skill Level: Beg. - Adv. Departs: Jun, Jul, Aug, Cost: $2900-$3700 Length: 8 days	Join us in West Chichagof to maximize your paddling time in a sheltered Alaskan wilderness labyrinth, with the wild Pacific just beyond the outer reef. Experience whales, brown bear, ancient rainforests, and hotsprings. Paddle into isolated lagoons and through sea arches. Visit, if you choose, the incomparably beautiful and hard-to-reach Lituya Bay. We have intimate working knowledge of these waters. Home Shore is your personal sea kayak mothership, offering truly customized itineraries for only six guests. Paddle for an hour or all day, you set the pace. Enjoy double occupancy staterooms, wonderful meals, and the traditions of a classic wooden vessel. Based in spectacular Sitka. Openings filling up fast! Contact us soon!
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North America's Largest Wilderness (Canada)
Departs: Jul, Length: 11 Days	Remote fly-in canoe trip on a pristine tundra river in the heart of the Barren Lands of Canada's Northwest Territories. Paddle this gin-clear river hundreds of miles away from the nearest road or community. Teeming wildlife including caribou(good chance of seeing tens of thousands), muskoxen, white wolves(our specialty), moose, grizzlies and rich birdlife including peregrines, gyrfalcons, geese, swans, loons and eagles. Excellent fishing for lake trout and grayling. Warm, dry, sun-drenched summers, 24-hour daylight, green tundra hills, spectacular spruce-studded eskers, sand beaches and enormous skies. Guided by Alex Hall, wildlife biologist and the Canadian Arctic's first and most experienced canoeing guide. Operating since 1974.
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More Details:	http://www.canoearctic.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

Paddle To Your Own Private Lake (United States)
Departs: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Length: 5-7 Days Not Guided	Take a "Headstart" Launch right from our dock to American Point. Paddle a 1/2 day to your own private lake on Topaz Lake. Passing along the way, you will take Monument Portage, named for having a marker showing the International Boundary of which you will be on both Canadian & American soil. On Topaz, you will have the lake to yourself with only one campsite available. Sit back & relax or go fishing with the smallmouth bass just ready to jump into your canoe. Take day trips to other scenic sites in the area such as Thunder Point Scenic Overlook & Trail, other cliffs or waterfalls just short distances away. No cell phones or neighbors to interrupt this solitude.
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More Details:	http://www.canoeit.com/

Big Salmon River Expedition (Canada)
Skill Level: Intermediate Departs: Jun, Cost: CDN$1,730.00 +7% GST Length: 12 Days	Step out of your busy world into the exciting waters of the Big Salmon River. Snow capped mountains surround you as your canoe glides through the pristine water. Starting at Quiet Lake in the beautiful South Canol region of the Yukon, you will admire the vast wilderness surrounding you, including grizzly bear, wolf, moose, caribou, wolverine, mink, bald eagle, merlin and beaver. A favorite past time after a day of paddling is casting your hook for “the big catch” of Lake Trout, Northern Pike and Arctic Grayling. The Big Salmon offers great challenges for the intermediate paddler by dodging log jams, sweepers and maneuvering around tight corners and through large standing waves. The current is generally moderate but twists and turns northwest towards the Yukon River.
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More Details:	http://www.upnorthadventures.com/

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