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If you are planning a Canada fly-in fishing trip, you will not only be thrilled with the fishing, but also with the way you get to and from the fishing camp or lodge. Imagine if you can being picked up at the specified location a taking off on the water and then landing on the water just feet from the place you will be staying. It will truly be something you will not forget. Not only is this exciting, but also you will see first hand how beautiful the entire area is that you will be fishing around.
Most Canada fly-in fishing lodges or fishing camps offer a healthy sized breakfast and then you or your parties venture out with a guide to do some fishing. You return later that day in time for dinner. Either during your fishing expedition, you will have a fish lunch prepared by your guide or you may opt for a shore side lunch. Some anglers prefer just a sandwich or something light while out on the boat. You are sure to enjoy a fly-in fishing trip if planes do not bother you. The expert guidance you receive from the guides almost always guarantees you a good catch for the day.
Because these fly-in only accommodations are remote and secluded from everything else, you are going to want to be prepared for anything. You need to pack for the wilderness and not like you can just run to the store if you forgot something important. Even if these lodges have shops for you, they will only have the necessities and nothing else. Think of this type of fishing trip as a hint of being lost in the wilderness and you will have only the things you bring with you on your trip.
Many of the fly-in Canada fishing hot spots will have available gear for you to rent, although, you might want to bring your own rod and reel. These places have lures, jigs and live bait for catching the fish you will be looking to catch. They have lodges near waters that have walleye, brown trout, pike, rainbow trout, crappies, cutthroat, muskies and perch. You are sure to make a catch no matter what fish you decide to fish for on your excursion. The top fish seems to be the walleye because of how large they are and how tasty they are after cooking.
Keeping mind that walleyes are short strikers, you need to have some knowledge about the way to hold your rod, what you can do to ensure a bite and what to do once you hook a walleye. If it is your first time, the guides will explain everything to you and even help you with proper techniques that the professionals use to hook a walleye. After a day out on the lake with your guide, you will feel like a pro yourself when you come back with a limit catch of the day. Canada fly-in fishing trips are a little pricy, but well worth the experience.

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Canada Fishing Trips On The Ice 

If you have ever wanted a budget or discount Canada fishing trip, you will find ice fishing in Canada a great and inexpensive trip. Ice fishing in Canada will find you staying at one of the many fishing camps or lodges that offer winter fishing. When the ice is secure for ice fishing, they will supply you with the ice shanty, ice drill and all the other equipment you might need. Ice fishing for walleye, crappies, trout and pike is an anglers delight when ice fishing in Canada. The time of the year for ice fishing is between January and March. This time of year is when the lakes are frozen and ready for your adventures in winter fishing.

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If you are looking for adventures in pike fishing, you will find Canada fishing trips a real deal. The pike you can catch can weigh as much as twenty to thirty pounds and you need the gear and bait to catch these sneaky fish. You will want heavier bait casting rod, reels with an open face or a spinning reel. Your test line is going to range between fourteen to thirty pounds. The fish you are going to catch can be over forty-five inches long and your rod and reel along with your test needs to be right in order to hook the big fish.

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If you are planning a fishing trip to Canada, you are going to plan that trip for spring, summer and fall. Because of the difference in the season changes, the months would be March through November. This gives you ample time to plan for the best Canada fishing trip. Although there is no guarantee you will catch a fish, you can however, choose an area with a reputation for good catches. The time of year and the area you travel to are considerations. There are many areas to catch pike, walleye, bass and trout, you just need to know when the best catch times are and if there is any special regulations.

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Not all Canadian fishing areas are equal for rules and regulations. Every area seems to have its own set of rules governing fishing in the area. You should always find out the specific rules for the area you plan to fish. This will help avoid any problems you may encounter if you were to assume all rules are the same throughout Canada. Rainy Lake in Ontario is governed by the MNR, which regulates the catch on the lake and the limit is set smaller than other area fishing holes. If you stay at a lodge in the area of Rainy Lake, you might be in for a surprise if they tell you they have a catch and throw back policy in force with no exceptions.

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What you need to take as far as bait and fishing equipment depends on the type of fish you want to catch. The top fish that anglers travel to Canada for are muskie, walleye, lake trout and northern pike. The guides in Canada fishing camps and at some lodges recommend Vanish test line for leaders because sometimes the braided lines will startle the fish and you will not catch many fish. If you are fishing for muskies, you want to have at least a fifty-pound test line. If you plan to fish for pike, you want to use thirty pound test line. For smallmouth you would use about a ten pound test line. 

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