Lac Perdu is a wilderness fishing territory north of the 50th parallel, in operation since 1980. The self-contained main camp sits on a point in the middle of Lac Perdu (16 miles long, up to 250 feet deep, 88 miles of shoreline, 4 rivers), at the heart of a 150-square-mile exclusive territory with more than 100 lakes and 2 satellite camps in the high country. The cold, pure water above the acid-rain belt keeps the fish aggressive all season: northern pike from 5 to 45 lb+ (60-inch+ fish caught), lake trout (avg 4-6 lb), brook trout up to 10 lb
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in the 4 rivers, plus walleye. The outfitter also offers spring bear and fall moose hunting on its exclusive territories. There are sandy beaches, paddle boats, a hot tub, and a remote family-getaway experience in untouched wilderness — fishing the way it used to be.