Fishing in Labrador – Canada
If your childhood dream was to catch the biggest fish, just like in the movies, consider it half come true! Labrador boasts of some of the most gigantic fishes ever caught. The current world record of the largest Landlocked Salmon (Ouananiche) was caught in the waters of Labrador. Fishing is the most relaxing sport ever, providing you with a good meal later that day! Some popular breeds of fishes in Labrador include Brook Trout, Lake Trout, Salmon, Northern Pike, Whitefish, Large Arctic Char and Sea-Run Brook Trout.
Get your rods ready!
The waters of Labradors are unmatchable when it comes to fishing. One can actually catch up to 30 pounds a fish – Salmon or an Arctic Char. The Brook Trout weigh an average of 4 pounds and can go up to 8-9 pounds. There are many, many lakes and small rivers with the best of the Atlantic salmon, brook and lake trout, whitefish and the northern pikes that are still untouched by the strings that are waiting for you to throw your rods in! Labrador is renowned for its fantastic catches of Lake Trout. World record lake trout have been angled in the waters of Labrador, Canada.
The best fishing experience
Labrador’s breath-taking fishing environment, neck-laced by lush, enormous trees is something one cannot find anywhere else in the world! The lakes and rivers have over 30, 000 fishes every year. It’s literally a heaven for the fishers and a great way to spend that time out with your family is to holiday here.
What is Fly Fishing?
It is a unique and ancient method of angling the ‘fly’ rod to catch salmons and trout. Here, the fishes are generally caught using and artificial fly which have hair, wings, weight just like the real ones. The fishes are deceived by these artificial flies and get hooked to the rod. The rods are cast in a certain angle and when the fish get hooked, there are reeled in.
What you would need
Fishing is one of the simplest methods of hunting ever since the dawn of mankind. For fishing in the great waters of Labrador, all you would need is a good over 8.5 foot graphite fly rod, a float, 100 yards of line and some good flies(high water flies, low water flies and nymphs) and to keep all these, a good fly vest. Once you’re done with all that getting ready, all you would now need is that perfect spot to cast your line!
Fishing Outfitters
There are numerous Fishing Outfitters ready to give you and your family a fantastic time. These Outfitters are licensed by the Canadian Government and provide you with all the necessities that you will require for a good fishing day. They also provide attractive packages with lodging, food and transportation along with a supportive guide for fishing out that Trophy fish of your dreams. They also advice you the perfect spots where you can fish the most and provide proper boats to get you there safely.

Outdoor Activities in Newfoundland and Labrador

On the vast lands and ever bigger seas of Newfoundland and Labrador, one doesn’t need to think much to leisure themselves! There’s an awaiting adventure just for you inch of Newfoundland and Labrador. So, get those comfortable clothing and shoes on, and set out to discover the never ending beauties of Newfoundland and Labrador.

Seal the Sea in your eyes!

The seas of Newfoundland and Labrador have limitless offers for the sore eyes from the concrete jungles. One can catch the breathtaking sights of the humpback whales and the ten thousand year old icebergs. Nowhere else in the world are there such natural magnificence. The seas also own 35 million seabirds waiting to welcome you!

Take a hike, Mike!

Hiking and trekking with your family and friends in Newfoundland and Labrador will be an assured unforgettable memory! There are so many things that one can learn by living in the wilderness. So, regain all those days that you have lost to stress by hiking along the hundreds of trails, among the unspoiled wonders of nature. Breath the fresh sea air along the province’s 29,000 km of coastline and purge the stress out of you.

Kayaking and Canoeing

Your experience of a lifetime awaits you in the 29,000 km shoreline of Newfoundland and Labrador. There are multitude bays, rivers, lakes and dangerous exquisites of the marine life awaiting your curiosity. You can get your paddles ready and set out along the coast to discover elusive bird colonies, endangered fishing villages, explore waterfalls and crystalline shores. There are canoe and kayak tour operators who know the sea inside-out, ready to assist you on a trip that you can never, ever forget!

Safari

Nature is in abundance in every mile of Newfoundland and Labrador. You can set out early morning with your family on a nice drive only to find the most beautiful plants and trees, animals that you have ever seen. Be careful when it comes to the speed you’re driving in, because you can find the moose casually grazing on every roadside. The province has 7 botanical gardens which own many species of rare arctic and alpine plants.

Learn about the Culture and Heritage

Newfoundland and Labrador have hundreds of must-see sites and landmarks. There are many museums, galleries, lighthouses etc. that tell every tale about the history of the land and its wonderful people. Lighthouses such as Cape Race, Fort Amherst, and Cape Spear were built in the nineteenth century and still operate today! There are 10 National Historical Sites and 9 Provincial Historical Sites that allow you to go back into history to know about the life and times of the people who lived many years ago in Newfoundland and Labrador.

Apart from the many things listed above, one can also indulge in interesting and relaxing activities such as bird-watching and take parts in the cultural festivals and events of Newfoundland and Labrador. Bird-watching, in my opinion is a must as there are 350 species of birds in the province. Many of them migrate during the summer to experience the good weather. Shopping is also a must to take home a part of Newfoundland and Labrador’s rich culture.

Hunting Clothing

Fly Fishing