Located in one of the world's most remote regions, Canadian Wildlife offers unforgettable sportfishing adventures. Surrounded by stunning natural beauty, pristine waters, and an untouched fishery, it's the perfect destination for light tackle, fly fishing, and jigging enthusiasts. Whether you're seeking trophy catches or simply enjoying the serenity of the surroundings, Canadian Wildlife Adventures promises an unparalleled fishing experience in the heart of nature.

The all-inclusive start in Yellowknife, with a 1.5-hour flight to and from the lodge, making it a convenient option for those seeking adventure.

During your stay, you'll enjoy fully-furnished cabins with hot showers, adding a touch of luxury to your arctic sport fishing experience. The lodge provides breakfast and dinner, as well as a shore or packed lunch for your fishing excursions.

You'll have access to all the necessary equipment for various fishing techniques, ensuring a memorable and successful fishing trip. Our 16-foot Lund and Crestliner Boats come equipped with swivel seats, lifejackets, on-board fishfinders, motors, and fuel—all you need is your fishing license.

Renowned as a premier destination for unique Canadian fishing adventures, Canadian Wildlife Adventures offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, immersing you in the serene beauty of Aylmer Lake Canada's Northwest Territories.

Whether you prefer light tackle fishing, fly fishing, or jigging, Canadian Wildlife Adventures has something for everyone. Our diverse fishery includes, lake trout, arctic grayling, and more, providing endless opportunities for anglers to test their skills.

After a day of fishing, relax in our comfortable cabins and enjoy a delicious meal prepared by our talented chefs. With our all-inclusive packages, you can focus on fishing while we take care of the rest.

Experience the beauty of the arctic barrenlands wilderness and create lasting memories. Book your trip today and discover why we are one of the most sought-after fishing destinations in Canada.