Fishing enthusiast Tara Gair will be joining us on this adventure of wilderness canoe tripping and fishing on the Manigotagan River located in the heart of Nopiming Park. Nopiming is the Anishinabe word for “entrance to the wilderness” The river boasts an abundance of wildlife, scenic waterfalls, navigable rapids and serene backcountry campsites. We will paddle and portage from Caribou landing on Quesnel Lake, discovering great fishing spots, enjoying gourmet meals cooked over a fire and gaining skills and confidence in moving water. Many of you will be familiar with Tara’s enthusiasm and smile from her instagram site @Tara_explores on instagram. Tara is passionate about the wilderness and sharing her fishing skills, her enthusiasm is contagious.

We will camp beside rapids and waterfalls and stop for a shore lunch at Charles’ Cabin with longtime Fisherman and Indigenous River steward Charles Simard.

Whether you are a seasoned fisher-person or a beginner, this trip is for you. The cost includes fishing equipment, camping gear, canoes, delicious meals, canoe instruction in an inclusive and supportive atmosphere.

Reserve your spot now with a 20% deposit. Contact us for more information.

The historic Manigotagan River located on Treaty 5- the ancestral lands of many indigenious peoples who, prior to contact with Europeans, established and maintained important trade routes, connected with and lived off the land and thrived in a culture rooted in language, ceremony, tradition and and a sustainable livelihood.