Wild, versatile and wondrous, Canada is renowned for being home to some of the best fly fishing rivers and lodges in the world. From the epic Atlantic Salmon of Labrador, to the mighty Steelhead of British Columbia, this vast and beautiful land of majestic rivers, mountains, forests and lakes offers an almost infinite number of fly fishing opportunities for the adventurous angler.
Steeped in history and with an ever-improving respect for the natural wilderness and the fish that inhabit it, numbers can often be plentiful, but it’s the opportunity of landing the fish of a lifetime that brings anglers from all over the world back to this incredible place again and again.
Rated in the top 6 Atlantic salmon rivers in Newfoundland and Labrador, the mighty Pinware river is famous for its prolific runs of Atlantic salmon, fast flowing nature and spectacular surroundings. Notorious for fishing the dry fly for multi sea winter fish, visiting anglers are able to learn the art of fishing the dead drifted bomber to entice these aggressive fish.
Home to one of the most productive pools for Atlantic salmon dry fly angling you’re likely to find anywhere – the incredible St. Lewis River experience is further enhanced by one of the most luxurious wilderness retreats in the world.
The Hunt River Lodge showcases the extraordinary beauty of the remote northern Labrador wilderness, world-class angling and fine cuisine. Located on an island at the mouth of the river, it is amongst the finest remote retreats to nature in North America, and is widely regarded as one of the world’s best Atlantic Salmon fly fishing lodges.
