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For the angler who wants to experience the ultimate in outposts... Ganglers offers Stevens/Nicklin Deluxe Outpost!
Stevens/Nicklin is the North Seal at its finest. The fishing waters are a combination of 3 lake systems interconnected and offer everything from large bays to moving rapids to deep holes to large weed beds. This system stretches over 21 miles from tip to tip.
Each day is one of choices. Guests can start out minutes from camp, hooking fat, golden walleye, then head over to one of the numerous bays to stalk the large. ferocious northern pike. After lunch, test your arm strength battling the huge lake trout that run up to 50 lbs. here. The day is complete with classic arctic grayling action at the exiting rapids of the Laurilla River. A grand slam all in one day!
The camp setting is worthy of a postcard. Two over-sized cabins beckon over a beautiful sand beach, overlooking Nicklin Lake. For comfort, guests will think they are staying at a main lodge with all the amenities available at this outpost. Each cabin sleeps four, featuring spacious living areas with sofas and loveseats, separate bedrooms with hotel style beds, comforters, linens and dressers, fully modern bathrooms with hot and cold water, along with a complete kitchenette with electric fridge, stove, cookware and utensils. All food is provided. Satellite phone is available at this location.
Stevens is the standard by which all deluxe outposts are measured. For the ultimate in outpost fishing AND comfort...Stevens Nicklin Deluxe Outpost!
With Gangler's, you're ensured of some of the world's greatest fisheries backed by a hard-earned reputation for outfitting excellence.
If you've never been this far north, we assure you that the experience of seeing the terrain change below as you fly over the province is something you'll never forget. Lush green grows sparse, lakes dominate the landscape and roads disappear altogether. Your destination, the North Seal River System of northern Manitoba, is born of a series of 12 glacier-carved waterways that merge to form over 100 lakes. That's 7,200 square miles of continuous watershed-home to uncountable trophy pike, walleye, arctic grayling and lake trout.
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