We suggest guests keep their gear/supplies weight between 125-150 lbs per person. The more items shared by the group (spare rods, tackle, insect repellent, sunscreen, etc.), the lower the individual gear weight will be. Tips for packing lighter: Pack a duffel bag rather than a suitcase. Do not bring those 40lb tackle boxes. Do not over-pack clothing. Do not bring more beverages than you will drink.
What to Bring
- Passport (If travelling from the U.S.)
- Fishing licenses must be purchased online (click on link)
- Good quality Rain gear
- Appropriate clothing. The temperature can change a lot from day to day in Northern Canada
- First aid kit
- Matches
- Compass/GPS
- Binoculars
- Fishing rod & tackle
- Flashlight
- Camera/camcorder
- Paper towel
- Mosquito coils
- Insect repellant
- Sun screen
- Bug proof head net
- Sleeping bag
- Towel
- Toiletries
- Toilet tissue
- Garbage bags
- Groceries for entire stay
- Dish soap
Remember
- All garbage must be brought out with you.
- Bring canned, not bottled beer.
- The weather is unpredictable. Water resistant luggage is recommended. Bring large garbage bags. In case of rain during transport to camp you can put your luggage and sleeping bag inside one of them. Large plastic totes are also an option (rubbermaid storage totes with a latching lid)
