• Canada has pristine waters for fishing.Fishing image by vertellis from Fotolia.com
  
  As the second-largest nation on Earth in terms of geography, Canada has a great deal of wilderness to explore. With thousands of lakes, rivers and miles of coastline, Canada is an ideal location for those who prefer their fishing to be in remote, unspoiled, wilderness locations.
  
  

Maude Island Retreat

• Maude Island is accessible by boat or helicopter and is located in the Queen Charlotte Islands, off of the northwest coast of British Columbia. The retreat has one three-bedroom lodge with hot tub and fireplace that can accommodate eight people. The caretakers, who cook all meals and provide maid service, live nearby. Fresh- and saltwater fishing is available, and local species include salmon, halibut and red snapper. Since the lodge is so small, packages are all custom-tailored. Contact Maude Island Retreat for prices and length of stay information.
  
  Maude Island Retreat
  
  #202-15149 No. 10 Hwy.
  
  Surrey, BC V3S 9A5
  
  604-574-8125
  
  maudeisland.com
  
  

Tukto Lodge

• Tukto Lodge offers a number of fly-in arctic fishing trips in Canada's Northwest Territories. The lakes and rivers around Tukto Lodge are extremely remote and well-suited to grayling fly fishing and trophy lake trout fishing. The lodge has four different fly-in camps on Mosquito and Dubawnt lakes, and the camps have heated cabins, prepared meals and a cash bar. Four-day fishing packages start at $3,595 (U.S. dollars) per person.
  
  Tukto Lodge
  
  P.O. Box 249
  
  Nestor Falls, ON P0X 1K0
  
  800-760-0924
  
  arcticfishing.com
  
  

Arctic Adventures

• Arctic Adventures has two fly-in fishing camps located above the tree line in Quebec's far north Arctic region. The camps are located on the Payne and Lagreve rivers, with fishing for arctic char, sea-run brook trout and native brook trout. The camp is operated by local Inuit residents, and the rustic oil-heated cabins include sleeping bags. Eight-night packages cost $6,250 (U.S.) per person and include camp accommodations, two-nights' accommodation in Montreal, airfare, meals and all taxes.
  
  Arctic Adventures
  
  19950 Clark Graham
  
  Baie d'Urfe, QC H9X 3R8
  
  514-457-6580
  
  arcticadventures.ca
  
  

Labrador Salmon Lodge

• The Labrador Salmon Lodge is located in southern Labrador on the northeast coast of Canada and is within driving distance of the Blanc-Sablon regional airport. The lodge is located near the Forteau and Pinware rivers, which feature salmon fishing. Iceberg viewing and whale watching are also available near the lodge. A seven-day package costs $2,000 (Canadian dollars) per person and includes meals, accommodations, maid service, local transportation and all taxes.
  
  Labrador Salmon Lodge
  
  P.O. Box 10
  
  21 Rue Bord-de-L'eau
  
  Lourdes-de-Blanc-Sablon, QC G0G 1W0
  
  418-461-3772
  
  labradorsalmonlodge.com