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Boundary Waters Guided Smallmouth Bass Fishing Trip Trip Dates: June 14 - 20, 2008 Trip Cost: with 2 - 4 guests $1095 (+ tax), with 5 - 7 guests: $895 (+ tax) 6 days paddling, 5 nights camping First and Last Night hotel room in Ely... At the peak of the smallmouth spawn our seasoned fishing guides will lead you to lakes where the action is fast and furious. Join us in canoe country for 6 days of nothing but fabulous fishing on wilderness lakes where the fish are hungry and never see a boat with a motor on it. We’ll fish several lakes from our remote destination and along the way. It’s bass fishing at its best but we’ll save some time to catch a walleye or two just for the fry pan. Let our wilderness fishing guides do the work while you relax and enjoy everything wonderful about spring in the Boundary Waters. ![]() A rare opportunity for action like no other for those who love the excitement of having a fish on the line. Smallmouth Bass fight pound for pound as fiercely as any fish around and in early June in the Northwoods, the smallies are hungry and defiant. It’s spawning season, and we’ll find them lurking in the shallows. Our guides will share their knowledge of different rods, flies, topwater and diving baits, water, and of course, the smallmouth during our week of exploring wilderness waters. You are encouraged to bring your favorite fly, spinning and baitcasting rods. Our destination will find us on wilderness lakes where fishing pressure is lighter throughout the year and just wetting a line can get you thinking about the possibilities. With the first rise of a great northwoods smallmouth, you'll be hooked on a trip like none other. We’ll spend our time in the wild following the fish and the guides and group will decide the nature of our travel. We want to meet the challenge of the smallmouth and still leave time for making the best of camp life. We’ll supply all the food, canoes and canoe camping gear, along with an experienced fishing guide. You just bring your clothing, rods, lures and tackle. You’ll spend your last night in Ely where we encourage to experience our favorite restaurant, the Chocolate Moose. Clothing Two pair of pants (nylon or quick dry) Two shirts (nylon/ fleece/ poly) Three pair of underwear Shorts and T-shirt Multiple pair of appropriate socks Good rain gear (essential for a good time) Swimsuit Footgear Wet boots (sandals (Keens)/ swampers/ chota quetico trekker) Dry boots (tennis shoes/ camp shoes) Headwear Hat with a wide brim or visor for sun protection Bandanna Headlamp w/ batteries Headnet for bugs Accessories/ Personal Gear Sunscreen and lipbalm Toiletries (personal items, ect.) Toothbrush and toothpaste Insect repellent Sunglasses and lanyard Camera and film Reading material and playing cards Equipment: Flashlight w/ extra batteries Map and compass Pocket knife and /or multitool Lighter Fishing rods, tackle, fillet knife Additional Spring & Fall Gear: * Gloves (fleece and/ or neoprene) * Medium/ Heavy Weight Long Underwear * Warmer Jacket, Fleece & Hat * Rubber Boots/ Chota Boots Items included with complete outfitting trips:
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