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Northern Wilderness Outfitters


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I was wondering if anyone has any info on Northern Wilderness Outfitters out of Fort Francis Ontario. I'm planning a fly in trip next June and saw them at the All Canada show. Their prices seem to be much cheeper than most of the other outfitters in the area, that makes me suspicious. If anyone has had any expieriences with them I'd love to get your opinions. Also if there are any better outfitters I'd like to hear about them.

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ufftapete,

could you post me your expieriences please? We are looking to catch some decent sized Walleye and Northerns with the possibility of getting a large one. Would also like a good Smallmouth lake.

Thanks

neb.fish

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crappiefishnfool, Which outpost have you been to and which would you recommend for good Walleye, Northern and Smallie's? I've also heard some good things about L&M out of Clearwater, they cost a little more but if the fishing is better on their lakes I would pay the extra cash.

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neb.fish

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Neb Fish-

I talked with northern wilderness today. I gave them your email addy, and they said they will personally give you some tips on their lakes. He said that they really don't have any lakes that specialize in smallies, but they do have some nice trout lakes. I personally have fished alot of their fly-in lakes in the winter. And they do have some very nice fish in them. I personally would go with Northern Wilderness. They are great to work with and they will give you a time to remember. They won't let you down. Till then..Tight Lines...

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