The following is what the guides and hosts of this special Canada fishing package have to say about their lodge and the fishing opportunities there:

Our popular fishing lodge is located on the shore of beautiful Quesnel Lake, British Columbia, known to be the deepest fresh water fjord lake in the world.

Quesnel Lake and the surrounding waters, including the Quesnel River, Horsefly River, Mitchell River and Cariboo River are home to the largest most aggressive strain of wild native rainbow trout on the planet. Let our professional guides introduce you to spectacular guided dry fly fishing on the Horsefly River, Quesnel River, Cariboo River and Mitchell River. Your guided river fly fishing experience will excite you & challenge your skills as you pursue these trophy rainbow trout in a pristine British Columbia setting that rates second to none. In addition to these fantastic rainbow trout, be prepared to get into your backing as our guides expose you to the challenge of trying to land a large Bull Trout amongst the salmon that are completing their amazing life cycle in the rivers of this ecosystem.

The nutrients released by this incredible cycle attracts a variety of BC wildlife such as Grizzly & Black Bears to tiny Weasels & every native carnivore in between. While Eagles are prevalent all year, guests visiting in September & October are generally awestruck by the dozens upon dozens of these magnificent birds feeding on the expired salmon that have completed their life cycle.

Our famous fishing lodge offers you a guided fly fishing adventure in a part of our world that everyone should experience - the incredible Cariboo Region of British Columbia, Canada. And, for both fly fishing enthusiast & fly fishing novice alike, you'll create incredible memories that will last a lifetime. Truly world class guided fly fishing at its best!

While we encourage a 100% catch & release policy on the Quesnel River, Horsefly River, Mitchell River and Cariboo River, guests fishing the area's prolific stillwater lakes are welcome to bring back a few fish for the smoker or griddle.