Very few people have been fortunate enough to experience the exquisite pleasures & finesse of fly-fishing the remote tundra lakes and rivers of the Canadian Northwest Territories! 

The Thelon River located at the most remote eastern reaches of the Northwest Territories near the Nunavut boundary - has been deemed by the Fisheries Department as one of the best habitats for Arctic grayling in North America!  The grayling run huge here - the average size bring 2.5 lbs., with many running to the 4.5 range.  The largest to date was 5.2 lbs. - just short of the worlds record!  Huge lake trout and northern pike are also found in abundance along this section of river!

This coming August, we are offering a special opportunity to float the upper Thelon River on the remote tundra of the Northwest Territories. Using canoes with motorized zodiac support, we will float, camp and fish along the upper 50-mile stretch of the seldom-visited & rarely fished Upper Thelon River.

This fully guided & catered trip includes: gourmet campfire meals, shorelunches, and a comfortable mobile camp with North Face ground tents, screened dining tent with tables / chairs.  Fly and ultra-light fishing with instruction available for world-class Arctic grayling, lake trout and northern pike.

This area is also rich with Arctic wildlife - and during this special expedition there will be opportunities of seeing musk-oxen herds, tundra wolves, moose, and migrating barrenground caribou herds!