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What to Bring - Gear, Clothing & Car Insurance
Recommendations for your Canada Fishing Vacation
What to bring and things to know - One of the most frequently asked questions by anyone considering a fishing trip with us, or anywhere in Canada, is what should I bring? or what kind of tackle should we bring? Even questions concerning clearing customs are also asked. We have put together the following to help make your trip hassle free.
Fishing Gear
Rods We always advise you to bring the rod and reel that you feel most comfortable using. Casting and spinning are the most popular and we always recommend medium to light action rods because they seem to allow the best action and hook setting ability.
Reels - Drag setting of your reel is what we feel is the most important feature that helps you bring in that big catch. We don't recommend a certain manufacturer or type of reel, as long as your reel has a good drag system that allows for smooth release of your line throughout the range of the reel's drag settings, and allows for easy setting of the drag.
Line & Line test - As far as what's most popular, it seems to always be 6# or 10# test. If casting with larger lures many use 14# or 17# line.
Lures - We always try to suggest to bring what tackle you already have but wait until you arrive at our lodge to stock your supply. We will always know what the fish seem to be hitting at the time, and rest assured we stock every kind there is. Our bait is some of the best to ensure a very successful fishing adventure.
Other important gear - these are just some of the things we suggest, also we suggest you prepare your own personalized checklist (medications etc..)
Good Rain Gear - rain coats and pants are a must, always carry it with you even if the day may start out bright and sunny, don't let yourself get caught wet and cold
Sun Screen - we recommend the highest SPF you can find. Fishing on water makes you a triple target for sunburn (rays hit you off the water, off the boat and of course direct sunlight)
Quality Sunglasses - eyes need protection from the sun too, but not only this they help to reduce the glare off the water
Long Sleeve Shirts and a Hat - always a good idea for protection of the sun, and also weather surprises
Warm Jackets - we do have cool days and evenings too!
Camera and Film - don't miss out on the memories that will last a lifetime
Insurance
Car Insurance Policy - if you are driving to the lodge, make sure your coverage is valid in Canada and always carry it with you in case of an accident.Travel Insurance should be in place before departure.