Lake Trout, Northern Pike, Arctic Grayling, and Walleye are the species that await your arrival. The northern pike is Canada's greatest attraction to American anglers looking for a great Canadian fishing experience. Just think of it: here's a fish that will eat just about anything that hits the water! And where fishing pressure is limited, these critters grow as long as a man's leg... sometimes longer! (and we're not pulling yours!)

Most of our customers are from the U.S. and enjoy an outdoor adventure - it's a fishing trip they talk about for years to come.

Fishing is in varied habitat that includes protected waters, deep dropoffs and river mouths. Conserving our excellent fishing is an on-going priority, and Kane Lake Outfitters has a policy of catch and release of prime breeding fish as well as the use of barbless hooks.

The best types of lures for pike and lake trout are five of diamonds, silver canoe spoons and deep-diving rapalas. Walleye are best caught with spinners, diving crank baits and rubber-tailed jigs. The brighter the color, the better.

Fishing is best from mid-June until the end of September. That means all summer long. There is no time throughout the summer that you cannot catch your limit because of the coldness of the water.

Although trophy pike ranging from 15 to 30 pounds are caught by most of our anglers, our camp record was caught in 2005 by Pat McCann of Marshall, Michigan. Measuring in at a whopping 50" from end to end, this pike was a monster!

Kane Lake Outfitter is for those who want to combine trophy fishing with trophy class black bear hunting and/or moose hunting. You can be confident that you have booked a hunt with the right black bear outfitter and guide. Kane Lake Outfitters is located 180 miles (280km) north of La Ronge, Saskatchewan, Canada, in the Precambrian Shield along the sheltered north shore of Kane Lake.

Trophy quality black bears ranging from 6 to 7 feet square are fairly common, with over 70% of our hunters taking bears in this category in the spring season. The bear and moose are at an all-time high in our area. Large, spring-lean black bears weight in excess of 400 pounds - and 500 pounds in the fall. The largest bear skulls score over 21 inches!

The majority of our guests come for the excellent fishing, black bear hunting and scenic opportunities, many join us for the excellent food, accommodations and the courtesy of our qualified staff. But almost all relate that a deciding factor is that they can drive to our private, virgin fishing grounds. This eliminates a great deal of the expense normally incurred through the use of float planes and removes the neccessity of limiting client luggage to under 40 pounds per guest.