3 GREAT REASONS TO BOOK A LAST-MINUTE FISHING TRIP
EXCELLENT FISHING –
Historically August has produced some of the biggest Northern Pike of the season, with many reaching 48 inches. Walleye fishing is also at its peak.
BEST WEATHER –
Manitoba typically experiences the warmest and brightest weather of the summer in August, making this your best chance to hit the water under sunny skies!
FANTASTIC RATES –
We often get short-notice rescheduling requests by guests this time of the year, so if you can join us last minute, you can take advantage of some fill the plane discounts!
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