The COVID-19 pandemic and resulting closure of the U.S.-Canada border to nonessential travel dealt a major blow to Canadian fishing lodges, many of whom rely almost exclusively on U.S. tourism. The ...
When Craig Murray initially motored his boat through Kenneth Pass and into Nimmo Bay, a remote inlet deep within British Columbia’s Great Bear Rainforest, it wasn’t love at first sight. The gray fog ...
GRAND FORKS — When Canada reopened its land border to nonessential U.S. travel on Aug. 9, 2021, life at Clark's Resorts and Outposts in northwestern Ontario kicked into gear overnight. After not ...
Hatchet Lake Lodge Announces 2026 Season and Continued Upgrades at Canada's Premier Fly-In Fishing Destination With direct charter access from Saskatoon and exclusive fishing access to 20 northern ...
Few business owners can survive a year with no income, but 60 or so Canadian resort and outfitter operators who suffered that fate and lived to tell the tale are exhibiting this weekend at the ...
A decade ago, the price for such untamed pleasure might have been sleeping in a tent and eating freeze-dried camp food. But today, outdoors enthusiasts can relax with a post-hike massage, dine on ...
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Mar. 8—To varying degrees, U.S. travel to Canadian resorts and fishing lodges is either back to pre-pandemic levels or trending in the right direction, those in the industry say. "I think everyone's ...
Fraser was assisting guides on fishing expeditions by age 7, something he occasionally still does now. His siblings waited tables at the lodge restaurant while growing up but eventually went on to ...
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