Luxury Fishing Lodges and Resorts in Canada

The following fishing resorts represent some of the best and most luxurious fishing vacation spots that Canada has to offer.

King Pacific Lodge

Luxurious lodge with rainforest and ocean views. King Pacific Lodge is located within the Great Bear Rainforest in British Columbia and is known for trophy-sized Chinook and Coho salmon as well as its ecologically responsible approach to tourism. While fishing is the main attraction, you can choose alternate activities with First Nation Heiltsuk guides. View multiple marine species including whales, sea otters, and sea lions. Catch a glimpse of a black bear or even the mysterious sea wolf. 

April Point Resort & Spa

Experience fishing adventure and relaxation at this island retreat. Chinook and Chum fishing in the Campbell River, Quadra Island, BC. The lodge features a Japanese-inspired spa and sushi bar.

Nimmo Bay

Star Trek's Captain Kirk himself (Canadian actor William Shatner) has called this Mackenzie Sound, BC, retreat "the best fishing lodge in the world." A-star helicopters take visitors to remote locations. Spa treatments also available.

La Seigneurie du Triton

Sprawling lakeside grounds in northern Quebec offer hunting and fishing for work getaways or pure pleasure. The resort has a history dating back to the 1800s and has hosted prime ministers and other dignitaries.

Camp Bonaventure

Located on the shores of Quebec's Gaspé Peninsula, Camp Bonaventure specializes in sight fishing for Atlantic salmon on some of the world's clearest rivers and wing shooting for grouse and woodcock with professionally trained English pointers.

Lac Moreau and Outfitter

This resort in the UNESCO recognized world heritage site of Charlevoix, Quebec, has an abundance of speckled trout in its more than 32 sparkling lakes covering more than 80 sq kilometers. Have the resort's chef cook up your catch at the end of the day!

Post Hotel & Spa, Lake Louise

Perched at 1500 meters amidst the glory of Banff National Park, this Alpine-style lodge will arrange for fly- and lake fishing adventures for visitors in the summer and of course access to some of the world's greatest skiing in the winter. Fish species caught include steelhead, cutthroat, trophy brook trout, rainbows, and browns.

Gangler's North Seal River Lodge

With a maximum of 24 guests at any given time and 24 lakes in which to fish, fishermen will have to say they like the odds at the North Seal River Lodge. Personalized service and intimate surroundings are key to the lodge's philosophy. Set on the shores of Egenolf Lake in northern Manitoba, this fishing resort offers guests the chance to catch a northern pike, lake trout, walleye, and arctic grayling.

Lake Obabika Lodge

Lake Obabika Lodge is a family-operated fishing lodge on a pristine lake in northern Ontario. Species caught include northern pike, small-mouth bass and speckled trout and can be served up by the chef for dinner. Cap your dinner off with something from the lodge's outstanding selection of fine cigars, single malt scotches, and wines.

Totem Resorts

Three lodges comprise the Totem Resorts: Wiley Lodge, Totem Lodge, and Yellow Bird Lodge & Chalet. Totem Resorts prides itself on its 5-star rating and attributes this high standing to constant upgrades, new equipment, expansions, and personalized service. In the name of conservation, Totem offers discounts to guests who purchase a conservation fishing license or take no fish home (catch and release). Guides are on hand to help guests catch the big one and prepare a shore lunch for you.

Fairmont Kenauk at Le Chateau Montebello

Located between Ottawa and Montreal, Fairmont Kenauk at Le Chateau Montebello is one of North America's largest and longest-established private fish and game reserves, boasting more than 70 lakes within its borders.

Strawberry Hill Resort

Located on the Lower Humber River on Newfoundland's West Coast, Strawberry Hill Resort guests have included Governor Lord Alexander, Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau,​ and Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip. The resort is particularly famous for the run of "big" salmon that lie beneath the water surface in late July through mid-fall.