Lefty Falls

With our fly out destinations we offer fishing on over a quarter of a million acres of productive water spread over a 5,000 square mile area—that’s a real backyard.

Lefty falls is a spectacular place, one of Saskatchewan's "Seven Wonders". And it's yours for the day.

Picture a national park without handrails, signs or any other people. Then picture lots of eager grayling. There is a steep 15-20 minute hike from the plane to the river and the rocks are very slippery. If you're not in reasonable shape take another choice for grayling. Especially during mid and late season the grayling action can be sensational.

It's much like fishing a western trout river except there are lots more grayling than trout. (Wading from shore)

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ABITAU (T) (P) (29,000 acres)
BEAUVAIS (T) (P) (44,000 acres)
DUBAWNT RIVER (G)
DUNVAGEN (T) (P) (28,000 acres)
GARDINER (P) (T) (G) (22,000 acres)
INSULA (P) (10,000 acres)
IVANHOE (P) (T) (G) (56,000 acres)
LABYRINTH (P) (G) (30,000 acres)
LEFTY FALLS (G)
MOSS (P) (T) (14,000 acres)
ODIN (P) (11,000 acres)
SANDY (P) (G) (15,000 acres)
SMALLTREE (P) (T) (G) (47,000 acres)