Spectacular Northwest Territories
Address:
Canada
Newfoundland and Labrador
Box 610 Yellowknife, NT, Canada X1A 2N5
Coordinates:
Latitude: 62.456101
Longitude: -114.369287
Administrator
Contact:
(867) 873-5007
(867) 444-3300
(867) 873-4059
Communication language
English
info@spectacularnwt.com
Web-site
It’s every fishers' fantasy.
Whether you plan to fly fish for Grayling or Pike, troll for Trout, ice fish, or just cast a spoon from shore, you’re sure to catch a fish in the Northwest Territories. Our rivers and lakes are famous for their abundance and the eagerness of our Pike, Trout and Char to take a lure.
Go home with a great fish story. It might be about the 12-pounder that gave a spirited fight, or the 46-incher that was released to fight again. Or your story might include relaxing on a sun-baked rock and watching the wildlife while a guide prepares a super shore lunch with fish fresh from the lake.
More and more anglers are bringing the family along on their Northwest Territories fishing trip. Our lodges and camps offer activities for everyone – husbands and wives, kids and great-grandparents, you name it. There are trails around camp where wildlife can be spotted. Canoeing and kayaking are popular with those who prefer time off from fishing. Some locations are close to historic or cultural sites, and Inuvialuit or Dene Elders might be on hand to introduce traditional lifestyles. Guided photo safaris and Northern cooking classes are on offer.
Savour some of the last untamed wilderness in North America. More than two and half times larger than California, the Northwest Territories has landscapes to suit every taste. There are immense river valleys, quiet streams, and hundreds of lakes with and without names. It's a land "blessed with water," according to the Globe and Mail newspaper.
Fishing outfitters specialize in introducing you to our unspoiled wilderness, to our wildlife, and to our spectacular fishing. Along the shore, you’ll see and hear birds from all over North and South America. You might catch sight of a herd of muskox roaming the tundra, or a lone wolf tracking its prey. Curious foxes peek from the underbrush while eagles demonstrate how to catch dinner.
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