North Caribou CampsFishing & hunting outfitter

Located in Northwestern Ontario, North Caribou Camps provides direct access to North Caribou Lake, a vast body of water covering approximately 81,000 acres and measuring 15 miles by 25 miles. This territory is characterized by a great diversity of aquatic structures, including numerous islands, reefs, sandbars, weedy bays, as well as river inlets and outlets. Fishing here focuses on trophy northern pike, with specimens regularly measuring between 40 and 50 inches, and walleye that can reach nearly 10 pounds. To preserve the aquatic wildlife of this Arctic watershed, a strict mandatory catch-and-release policy is enforced for all trophy fish. Angling

North Caribou Camps is located in Northwestern Ontario, in a wild sector described as the province's last frontier. The outfitter is established in the heart of the Arctic watershed. Its territory centers around a massive lake of approximately 81,000 acres, measuring roughly 15 miles by 25 miles. This vast body of water offers extremely varied and structured aquatic relief. It is dotted with numerous islands, reefs, sand or rock bars, weedy bays, and multiple river and stream inlets and outlets. This is a remote fishing destination accessible by air (fly-in), guaranteeing a high level of isolation in the middle of