Fly-In Fishing Camp in Northern Saskatchewan

Escape to a remote fly-in fishing camp in Northern Saskatchewan, where untouched nature and abundant fish make for an unforgettable adventure. Whether you’re after trophy Walleye, Northern Pike (jackfish) or Perch, our secluded camp offers the perfect mix of top-tier fishing and rustic comfort.

An Exclusive Fly-In Fishing Experience

The GG Outfitting camp is the perfect place for incredible northern pike, perch and walleye fishing. These northern waters are teeming with fish – it’s a fabulous place for kids to learn to fish – by catching fish!

Fishing Tour Packages & Pricing

Experience the best fly-in fishing in Saskatchewan with our exclusive fishing packages.

Group size: 3-12 people per group. Only 1 group per trip.

Pricing: Package Pricing is based on a group size of 5-10, and the schedule below:

For smaller groups and/or alternative schedules – call for details.

Self-Guided / Self-Catered Packages

Weekend Package: (Friday-Monday) 4 days 3 nights: $990 USD / $1400 CAD pp.

Weekday Package: (Monday-Friday) 5 days 4 nights: $990 USD / $1400 CAD pp.

With five adults: Children under 12 are ½ price, under 2yo free.
Longer trips available – alternative dates on request.

What’s Included in Your Saskatchewan Fishing Trip?

– Air charters
– Boats, boat fuel & canoe
– Main cabin with kitchen and shower
– Two bunkhouses for sleeping

What’s Not Included?

– Fishing licenses
– Food & groceries (self-catered)
– Sleeping bags & personal items

Note: Guides, on-site camp managers, and suggested grocery lists are available upon request.)

Our Fly-In Fishing Camp Saskatchewan

Our fly-in fishing camp in Saskatchewan is a comfortable yet rustic retreat in the heart of untouched wilderness. With fully equipped cabins, reliable boats, and essential facilities, your group will have everything you need for your fishing adventure.

Main Cabin
- – Kitchen with propane fridge, stove/oven, deep freezer
- – 1 private bedroom
- – Indoor shower
2 Bunkhouses, sleeping up to 10 people
Boats & Equipment
- – 4 x 16’ boats (15hp Yamaha 4-stroke outboards)
- – Canoe for exploring
Docks on Golden Lake and Jones Lake
Generator-powered as required
What to Bring
- – Max. 75 lbs per person.
- – Groceries (pots, pans, and utensils are provided)
- – Sleeping Bags, pillows, personal toiletries, towels etc.
- – Sunscreen, bug repellent, etc.
- – Flashlights/headlights
- – Fishing Gear (rods/reels/lures)
- – Clothing for all weather: rain gear, sun gear, warm layers.
Drinking Water
While some people choose to fly water to camp, we recommend you bring a simple backpacking-style pump or gravity-fed filter and/or boil lake water as required.
Garbage Bags
We recommend you bring lots of garbage bags for storing garbage, wet gear, and extra moisture protection during loading/unloading.

Note: Please take all your garbage with you when you go.

Getting to Our Golden Lake Fishing Camp

The community nearest to the Golden Lake fishing camp is Flin Flon, Manitoba, five to six hours northeast of Saskatoon. Depending on where you’re travelling from, it may make sense to spend the night in Flin Flon before you fly to camp. This way, you can be sure you get to the float plane dock on time on the morning of your departure.

On the morning of your flight, you’ll need to arrive at the float dock an hour before your scheduled departure to ensure all your gear is on the dock and ready to fly.

Testimonials

We caught too many Pickerel (Walleye) to count, but collectively, we must have been in the hundreds over the days we fished. We didn’t have to use fancy lures. Mostly spoons like Red Devils and 5 of diamonds. A couple of us used jigs for a couple of days, and they worked, too. We mostly cast from the boat or trolled. Could also catch fish from the docks easily. When they were biting (or present) near the docks, you would get a pickerel every three or so casts. We caught about one pike for every 2-3 pickerel. Mostly good eating size pikes, too. Natalie and I each caught a 36-inch pike, and I got a 34 on a short ice fishing rod … (we) caught one huge perch. … it was a fun week. It’s neat having two lakes close to each other. If it’s windy, you can pick the lake, which is easiest to boat in. There’s a creek that goes from Golden to Jones right north of the camp, and you can always catch fish below the rapids…. Cheers, Geoff

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Book Your Fly-In Fishing in Northern Saskatchewan!

Ready to experience the best fly-in fishing in Northern Saskatchewan? Our remote camp offers the perfect mix of seclusion, comfort, and incredible fishing opportunities.