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Northern Life Outfitters

Winnipeg
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Kenanow Lodge

Sherridon
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Northern Life Ice Fishing

Winnipeg
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Out Of The Blue โ€“ Hecla

Gull Harbour
trips from $200

Out Of The Blue โ€“ Pelican Lake

Ninette
trips from $200

Out Of The Blue Aquatic Adventures

Excellent
4.9 / 5
(4 reviews)
Winnipeg
trips from $200

Ice Fishing Out of the Blue

Winnipeg
trips from $200

Trail End Camp & Outfitters - 24'

Pointe Du Bois
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Trail End Camp & Outfitters - 28'

Pointe Du Bois
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Frequently Asked Questions about Fishing Charters in Manitoba

According to customer reviews, some of the most popular fishing charters in Manitoba are: Full list of top fishing charters in Manitoba
The average price for a private 4 hour Manitoba fishing trip is $93, while an 8 hour private trip will cost you $33 based on prices on FishingBooker.com.
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Some of the fishing trips offered by fishing charters in Manitoba are:
  • Extended fishing trips โ€“ $500
  • 4-hour fishing trips โ€“ $230
  • 8-hour fishing trips โ€“ $570
  • 10-hour fishing trips โ€“ $575
Mention Manitoba fishing to a passionate freshwater angler, and you’ll have them reaching for their rod. This stunning province, tucked away in the very heart of Canada, hides thousands of productive lakes and rivers within its borders. 
 
From remote locations in the wilderness to some of the biggest fishing hubs on the continent, Manitoba has something for just about anyone ready to cast a fly. 
 

What to Expect

When a province boasts over 100,000 lakes, what else can you expect but first-class fishing? Whether you’ve set your sights on trophy Walleye (aka Pickerel), Northern Pike, Trout, or Bass, in Manitoba you’ll find a body of water that can satiate your fishing appetite.
 
What’s more, you don’t have to wander around alone – there are many professional guides located in the most productive spots that will take you where the bite is.
 

Lake Fishing

When it comes to the lake fishing Manitoba has, words don’t quite cover it – you have to head out and experience it yourself.
 
And from the very start, we must mention Lake Winnipeg. This is the largest lake in the province, and home to superb fishing (and ice fishing) opportunities. Lake Winnipeg is one of the most popular angling destinations because it’s so close to the province’s capital, Winnipeg, and it’s a great spot for a weekend getaway. Scores of people come here to catch the biggest Walleye of their lives, as well as Largemouth Bass, Yellow Perch, Carp, and more.
 
If you’d like more diversity, check out Falcon Lake in the Whiteshell Province Park, where the Northern Pike and Walleye action is solid. For giant Lake Trout (sometimes over 30 pounds), head out to Nueltin Lake. For anyone wanting a more extreme, close-to-wilderness experience, Sasaginnigak Lake is the way to go. Nothing beats top-notch fishing paired with awe-inspiring views.
 

River Fishing

Maybe you prefer to mix a bit more adrenaline into your fishing experience, and if that’s the case, then river fishing in Manitoba is your cup of tea. One of the most popular spots is by far the Red River, where you’ll find massive Walleye in the rapids.
 
If you’re on the lookout for Northern Pike and Trout, then North Seal River won’t disappoint. Winnipeg River will show you what Walleye fishing is all about, while Whitemud River will put you on the trail of Carp and Freshwater Drum. These are just a few rivers worthy of your attention, but the list goes on and on.
 

Ice Fishing

If Manitoba were a superhero, ice fishing would be its superpower. Come December, anglers from all over the country and beyond dust off their ice fishing gear and head out to explore what Manitoba lakes have to offer this year. Greenbacks (Walleye with emerald-colored scales) are the superstar of ice fishing expeditions, especially on Lake Winnipeg. You can hook some real Greenback lunkers here.
 
If Trout is your prey of choice, then Clearwater Lake is a good option for you. For the Northern Pike bite, Kississing Lake is the go-to destination. From the end of the year all the way to April, you can enjoy excellent ice fishing all over Manitoba, and chances are, you’ll be hooked for life.
 

What to Bring

Manitoba fishing is as varied as it is bountiful, so what you need to bring depends on when and where you hit the water. A fishing licence is a must here and Canadians take very good care of their waters and marine life, so make sure you’re familiar with the local fishing regulations before you cast your line.
 
Layered clothing is always a good idea, as well as drinks and food. Charter guides usually provide all the fishing equipment you need, especially if you’re going ice fishing. If you’re looking to catch your next freshwater record and admire untouched nature, Manitoba is the place for you!
 
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January

This is the best month to go ice fishing. There’s an abundance of lakes to choose from, and the ice is usually very thick in the middle of winter. Greenback, Trout, Northern Pike, and Whitefish are all in the cards.

February

Spend a weekend on Lake Winnipeg and book a couple of ice fishing expeditions while you’re there. This is your chance to catch a big Greenback and bring it home for dinner.

March

March is the period “in-between,” when ice fishing is slowing down, but it’s not warm enough for regular fishing. Still, ice will still be strong in the Northern Region, so why not go and explore?

April

Have one last hurrah on the ice before getting ready for the fishing season that will start next month. The ice still holds on certain lakes, so you can seek them out and target Walleye, Trout, and Pike.

May

The fishing season is officially open! Whatever you’d like to hook, now is your time. Choose your lake and depending on where you are, catch anything from Crappie and Bass to Perch and Carp.

June

It’s nice and warm in June and the bite is hot! Visit one of several provincial parks and the lakes in them to chase a variety of Trout (Rainbow, Brook, Tiger, Brown), as well as Pike and Walleye.

July

July is one of the best months for fly fishing, especially if you go to the Parkland Region. Here, you’ll find a lot of pristine streams and lakes surrounded by woods and mountains, perfect for some top-notch Trout fishing.

August
It’s hard to pick just one place in Manitoba, so why not explore one whole area? The Interlake Region boasts outstanding fisheries like Manitoba, Winnipegosis, and Winnipeg Lakes, all known for their variety and productivity.
September

The beginning of fall is a good time to explore the Central Region with its beautiful, fun-to-fish rivers. In most places, you can expect Perch, Crappie, Bass, Carp, and Walleye at the end of your line.

October

It’s getting colder outside, which means you better dress well before you hop aboard for a day of fishing. Your prey might be a bit more shy this time of year, but Walleye and Pike are still very much biting.

November

Take a deep breath as the temperatures drop and reel in a few more fish before the ice starts to settle in. Very soon, the time will come to drill the first holes in the new ice and drop your line for your own Greenback.

December

Spend several hours on the ice and fill your cooler with delicious fish like Greenback and Perch. Nothing like a hearty dinner to warm you up after an exciting but cold day outside.

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Out Of The Blue Aquatic Adventures
Out Of The Blue Aquatic Adventures
Fishing charter in Winnipeg
Excellent
5.0 / 5
(4 reviews)
So much fun for first time fishing in Canada! Managed to catch our limit of Walleye and a few Pike which captain Eric cleaned up for us to take home. Looking forward to having a fish fry. 10 out of 10 recommend this charter
Kristen P.
Kristen P. N/A, N/A
Out Of The Blue Aquatic Adventures
Out Of The Blue Aquatic Adventures
Fishing charter in Winnipeg
Excellent
4.7 / 5
(4 reviews)
On a visit from Scotland, planned the day trip as a birthday treat. A great day out, caught loads of fish throughout the day (five different species), the highlight being catching a 20 pounder catfish. Stopped for lunch at a local hot dog joint near the dam (Skinners), had hoped to make it up the lock gate to go further upstream. The captain was knowledgeable, chatty and good craic.
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FishingBooker Member Winnipeg, MB