When the first explorers arrived in Northern Canada, they discovered an area unlike any other place in the world. Astounded by the abundance of water and wildlife, this area soon became known for its rich fishing and hunting. Centuries later, Camp Grayling continues to maintain the untouched and serene environment that makes Northern Saskatchewan an outdoor paradise.

As one of the longest running fishing camps in Northern Canada, Camp Grayling invites you to come and experience what Northern Saskatchewan has to offer. Located on Black Lake and just a short distance from the outflowing Fond du Lac River, Camp Grayling is recognized as a world class fishing spot for trophy Northern Pike, Walleye, Lake Trout and Arctic Grayling.

Pike, the best fishing action Camp Grayling has to offer. Our location provides exceptional pike fishing. Sandy lakes with numerous weed beds grow trophy northern pike to unbeatable sizes. Pike up to 54" in length (35 lbs) have been caught and released. We catch over 100 pike a year above 42". Other lodges cannot beat our pike population.

Walleye, can be found in most lakes in our area. Camp Grayling is on the northern limit for Walleye. The lakes further north are deeper and colder, and provide lake trout instead of walleye fishing. At Camp Grayling we are fortunate to have all four species on the same lake.

Arctic Grayling, are only a short walk from camp at the outflowing Fond du Lac River. These acrobatic fish are fun to catch.

Lake Trout, offer great fishing action. These fish can grow up to 50 lbs in size. The lake trout fishing is very good in June and September while they go deeper in the months of July and August.

We invite you to come and discover the phenomenal fishing, serene landscapes and superb hospitality that we have to offer. Join us at Camp Grayling for the experience of a lifetime!

A century ago men and women came to this area to lay claim to the wealth of gold mines and to explore the wide open ranges of the wild west and the richness of its majestic mountains, crystalline rivers, lakes and streams. Today, even though the gold is just panned for fun in the old ghost towns nearby, much of the appeal of the country surrounding Crane Meadow Lodge remains the same. An unspoiled, pristine wilderness, abundant with impressive wildlife, and an extensive variety of unsurpassed trout-laden fishing waters continue to draw men and women from near and far.

An exclusive and private retreat, Crane Meadow Lodge invites you to step off the beaten path and indulge yourself in one of our unique angling adventures. We offer seclusion and solitude you won't find at a large resort area, attractive surroundings, friendly, superior service and an ample variety of recreation options. We welcome you to Crane Meadow Lodge. Let us help custom design your well-deserved vacation... we think it will be one of the most memorable vacations you'll ever have.

Fly fishermen from all over the United States and abroad come to fish for trout in the Selway-Bitteroot's remote blue ribbon streams and lakes.

Ready Outfitters offers anglers the chance to fish five scenic high-country lakes and miles of clear, fast flowing streams. You will travel on trails of unspoiled beauty and ride where trappers, outlaws and the proud Nez Perce Indians once rode. Our camp on the East Fork of Moose Creek is situated in a forest of majestic giant cedar trees. Some of them are more than 2,000 years old and 25 feet around. The beauty and solitude will take your breath away.

We offer a 5-day for $1200 per person and a 7-day for $1850. We can take a minimum party of 4 or a maximum of 8 people. We also give a 6% discount for 6 or more people in the same party.

We would like to be your hosts with a trip into Idaho's beautiful and rugged Selway-Bitteroot Wilderness. Both our fall elk, deer, moose, bear and cougar hunting and summer fishing packages provide the ultimate back country experience, starting with a horseback ride through one of the most scenic areas in North America. You'll view spectacular mountain vistas and clear rivers and streams. Wildlife, including deer, elk, bear, moose, mountain goats, bald eagles and small animals are abundant along the trails.