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Big Game Hunting

We have operated fly-in fixed camps for Canadian Moose, Woodland Caribou and Black Bear for more than thirty years.

Hunting rates include all licenses. The hunting fee covers the following:

	Air Transport Base ( Lakeland Lodge) To Hunting Camps Return		Overnight at Lakeland Lodge In-bound To Hunting Grounds
	Camp Accommodation and Food		Guides One-On-One
	Full Time Cook		Boats and Motors
	Radio Communications (Base-Camp)		Float Plane Daily Visit (Pending Weather)
	Transport Form Deer Lake (Nearest Airport) To Lakeland Lodge Return		Transport Of Meat To Vacuum Plant Where It Is Packaged

Preparation of antlers and hides is at cost to the hunter. A taxidermy service is also available.

General camp equipment is as follows:

	Two Person Bedrooms		Radio Telephones
	Propane Cook Stoves		Cook Gear
	Wood Burning Heating Stoves		Plane and Boat Docking Facilities
	Hot and Cold Water Showers		Accommodation for 4-6 Hunters
	Toilets		Experienced Camp Personnel
	Cots and Mattresses		Power Generators

We have been operating both hunting and Newfoundland Fishing camps for many years. Our success rate for caribou has been 100% and for moose from 85-100%. Services include the operation of our Cessna 185 float plane which is used to visit the camps every day that weather permits. This is in addition to our regular daily communication by radio telephone. Over the long haul we have had many satisfied customers and we see nothing in the future that would prevent us from serving our customers to the same degree of satisfaction.

Fly Fishing

We operate two fishing lodges on Big River in Labrador. The first lodge, referred to as the main or base camp, is situated at the first rapids on the river about five miles from the North Atlantic Ocean. This rapid area is the first obstruction encountered by Atlantic Salmon, Sea Run Trout and Artic Char after navigating the five miles of relatively slow flowing river from the ocean. While the Atlantic Salmon and the Sea Run Trout continue up stream for several miles to the spawning grounds, this first rapids is the extent of the up-river journey for the Artic Char.

Newfoundland Salmon Fishing and Newfoundland Trout Fishing usually begin the journey into the river early July and continue up stream in great numbers until late August or early September. The char do not enter the river until mid August.

The Great White Way camp, five miles up river from the main camp, is situated at the base of a three mile long series of falls know as the Great White Way. These falls are the second obstruction encountered by salmon and trout in their up-river journey and offers great fishing and Trout Fishing in Newfoundland for both species from the latter half of July to the close of the season at the end of August or September.

The marshaling point for Big River is Goose Bay, Labrador, which has a modern airport and is serviced daily by Provincial Airlines and Air Labrador.

The fishing fee covers the following:

	Air Transport Goose Bay To Big River Return		One Guide for Two Fishermen
	Camp Accommodation and Food		Full Time Cook
	Radio Communications		Boats and Motors
	Taxi Service at Goose Bay		Smoking / Freezing / Salting of Catch

General camp equipment is as follows:

	Two Person Bedrooms		Radio Telephone
	Propane Cook Stoves		Cook Gear
	Wood Burning Heating Stoves		Plane and Boat Docking Facilities
	Hot and Cold Water Showers		Accommodation for 18 Fishermen
	Toilets		Experienced Camp Personnel
	Fully Equipped Bedrooms		Power Generators