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| Pellett
Lake Camp is located just south of the Arctic Circle within
Canada’s newest Territory, Nunavut. Situated on a
large esker system on the east side of the 60 mile long
Pellett Lake, it is ideal for the sport fisherman who wants a
fully serviced camp with all the accessories but has the
flexibility to make it a “do-it-yourself” style
trip. Pellett
Lake Camp accommodations include insulated wooded cabins
complete with oil stoves for the cooler season and bunk style
beds. Hot shower facilities are available if the cooler waters
you’ll find at the camp’s beach aren’t to
your liking. One main cooking and dining tent provides a
spacious location to kick back and enjoy a hearty meal after a
day on the water. Fishermen
are provided with 18’ aluminum boats outfitted with 15
and 20hp outboard motors. Each boat is equipped with life
jackets, landing nets, marine radios or similar communications
to maintain contact the camp manager and maps of the lake. For
those who would prefer fishing guides for their trip this can
be arranged to make their fishing package complete. Fishing on
Pellett Lake and at its in flowing and out flowing streams is
exceptional. The lake is virtually un-fished and for this
reason Bathurst Arctic Services mapped portions of the lake
and completed a fish stock survey, by intensively angling
various lake habitats (catch and release) in 1998. Results of
this survey confirmed that the lake supports extremely large
and healthy populations of lake trout and arctic grayling of
trophy size. Although twenty to thirty pound lakers are more
frequently caught, Pellett Lake is known to support trophy
trout in the fifty-pound and above range. Arctic
grayling, which will provide the spin cast and stream fly
fisherman with hours of non-stop action have been caught
regularly in the three-pound range and are easily found to the
north, northeast and south of the camp in addition to
small-lake populations located within easy walking distance
from camp and the lake’s shoreline. Like most of ours camps, Pellet Lake Camp provides not only great fishing but also spectacular opportunities to view a variety of wildlife especially caribou. Located within the migration path of the Bathurst herd sightings of individual and large numbers of animals are frequent. Wolves, arctic fox, wolverine, musk ox and grizzly bear may also provide you with excellent photo opportunities so don’t forget the camera. | | |||
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