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Main Address :
255 Robin Crescent
Saskatoon
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SK
S7L 6M8
Canada
Phone :
(306) 664-3373
Fax :
(306) 933-9454
Summer Address :
255 Robin Crescent
Saskatoon
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SK
S7L 6M8
Canada
Phone :
(306) 664-3373
Fax :
(306) 933-9454
Toll Free :
800-667-9556
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Selwyn Lake Lodge
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Selwyn Lake Lodge is located on Selwyn Lake. The lodge has world class trophy fishing. Group and private fishing packages as well as remote hunting and fishing adventures are available.
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General:
Full Service, Fly-in, Guides, Other
Fishing Available:
Northern Pike, Lake Trout, Arctic Grayling, Walleye
Hunting Available:
Black Bear, Other
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Dates Open :
Lake or Area Name :
Selwyn Lake, Saskatchewan, Northwest Territories, Canada
Adventure Destinations International
Toll Free Line 1 (800) 667 9556
The information on this site was provided to us from the lodge or outfitter. Please visit their link to find even more detailed information.
Come to Selwyn Lake Fishing Lodge for a premiere Canadian fly-in fishing executive sportsman's adventure. Uncompromising luxury for wilderness hunting and trophy fishing in Saskatchewan, Northwest Territories, Canada. Fish for unbelievable world-class Northern Pike and Lake Trout, along with Artic Grayling. You'll find exclusive resort amenities in the midst of the great Canadian wilderness. The true beauty of Selwyn Lake is that it is widely unexplored; we've only begun to realize its incredible potential. We're always finding new hot spots, using successful new techniques, and upgrading our facility and equipment.
Selwyn Lake Fishing Lodge guides are some of the most respected in the north; expert fishermen on the water and gourmet chefs on the shore. Selwyn Lake Lodge has added variety to our shore lunch options, and to our accommodations at the lodge. We've built a "Honeymoon/Executive Suite" where guests can enjoy the ultimate in privacy. You will not believe the splendour of the lounge and covered deck. But just like home, you can raid the fridge in middle of the night.
Selwyn Lake Fishing Lodge shares a land where lakes and rivers flow together in harmony, forming the colossal Arctic Watershed. Sand eskers, peat moss beds, perma frost, rocky ridges, marshes and broad forests are home to moose, caribou, bear, wolves, martin, otter, fishers, lynx, wolverines, beaver, ptarmigan, spruce and ruffled grouse.
Features of Selwyn Lake Fishing Lodge:
-135,000 acres of water
-45 miles long, 18 miles wide
-100's of islands act as a shield against wind
-has had minimal fishing pressure
-spans Saskatchewan/Northwest Territories border
-host to over 24 feeder streams
-two outflowing rivers to the Athabasca Drainage System and on to the Arctic Ocean
-absolutely no industrial or municipal drain offs into our water systems
-virtually an exclusive benefit that can not be enjoyed by other lodges to the south
June - Arctic Grayling are slow early in the season. They are moving into the fast running streams and are easily spooked. Northern Pike are in spawn and are very active. Catch ratios per day are very high. Fly-fishing for Northern Pike is exceptional. Lake Trout are feeding in shallow water along reefs and rocky shore lines throughout the lake. Catch ratios are at approximately 20 to 40 fish per guest per day, at random weights topping out at 20 to 32lbs at Selwyn Lake Lodge.
July - Arctic Grayling increase their activity (catch ratio) through to the end of July and into August. Northern's are brisk in early July, averaging 15 to 30 per guest per day. By the middle of July and into August the Northern Pike fishing will drop off in catch ratio per guest as the Northern Pike spread out around the lake and move into a variety of depths. Lake Trout are still slow in early July as they move from shallow to deeper water throughout the month. By the end of July Lake Trout begin to find their summer depth and catch ratios move up to approximately 20 fish per guest per day on Selwyn Lake.
August on Selwyn Lake - Grayling are still good, trophy class are rare even at the best time of the year. Northern's slow down, averaging 10 fish per guest per day. Lake Trout are at their maximum depth (over 100 feet) and can be caught as frequently as 50 fish per guest per day. Trophy fish in the 20 and 30 pound range are most common at this time of the year. If you are not catching fish over thirty pounds, chances are your neighbours at dinner that night have been.
Calm Water Fishing - Selwyn Lake is the shape of a hand with fingers spread out. There are only two large open areas where waves can prevent you from safely travelling in the worst weather. You can expect to fish in calm water every day if you want.
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Selwyn Lake, Saskatchewan, Northwest Territories, Canada
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