Our lodge sets the scene for different types of adventures depending on the experience you choose. The wonders include: experiencing incredible fishing, hunting for barrenground caribou, capturing the northern lights, migratory wildlife & the tundra during its blazing fall colours as well as tasting indigenous northern foods. Offering packages to outdoor enthusiasts for over 25 years we provide you with expert knowledge in a fun & safe environment.
During our annual Arctic Photography Workshop with Robert Berdan all levels of photographers or anyone interested in exploring the tundra, viewing nature and the northern lights will enjoy this adventure. Migratory wildlife including barrenground caribou and grizzly bears are commonly sighted during this time as well as tundra swans, peregrine falcons and arctic terns. After a day of exploration you will stay in comfortable shared cabins, enjoy hearty meals professionally prepared by our cook and enjoy a hot shower & sauna.
After a one and a half hour flight north of Yellowknife, excellent lodging, superb fishing, breathtaking scenery and wildlife await you. You will be impressed with the comfort of our lodge in such a remote location. Our expert guides and friendly staff are committed to providing you a spectacular experience. Each morning you will begin your day with a nourishing breakfast and set out with your expert guide for a day of fantastic fishing. At day’s end dine in our main lodge amongst the camaraderie of friends and retire to the gazebo or your cabin to unwind and enjoy the spectacular scenery. The landscape is incredible; this is the land where the sun never sets and the beauty of the tundra captivates all who travel the distance to experience it. You can relax with a great northern book from our library, have a beverage in the lounge or gazebo and enjoy the sauna. Fly-in all inclusive packages from Yellowknife.
At Peterson's Point Lake Lodge the trout are found in shallow water all summer long (15' -25') making them the hardest fighting most aggressive fresh water fish you've battled on a fly. Two prominent rivers flow into Point Lake; the Itchen River from the north and the Sagvak River from the south providing ideal habitat for Arctic Grayling.
Arctic Grayling provide great action for angler who want to fly fish or for spin casters. If you haven't had enough fishing during the day, step outside of your cabin and you can fish on the little lake located directly behind the cabins for Arctic Grayling, thus taking advantage of the longer hours of daylight.
For just a few glorious weeks we offer exceptional fishing for trophy lake trout - our specialty at Peterson's Point Lake Lodge. Forget what you thought you knew about fishing for lake trout. Fishing here isn’t like fishing anywhere else! At Peterson’s trout are found in shallow water all summer long (15’ – 25’) making them the hardest fighting most aggressive fresh water fish you’ve battled. Here you will find some of the most satisfying fishing opportunities of your life whether you choose to troll, fly fish or jig. Get ready to set your hook, keep a tight line and reel in a trophy lake trout. Point Lake is teeming with fish and anglers consistently pull out trophy lakers up to 40lbs. Our current record is 58lbs.
Caribou Today. Although the caribou still move across the northern tundra, recently the Government of the Northwest Territories has imposed a hunting ban affecting outfitters on the Bathurst Herd, Bluenose East Bathurst and Ahiak Herds. *Studies conducted by the Government of the Northwest Territories (GNWT) Department of Environment and Natural Resources conclude that barrenground caribou herds in the Northwest Territories have been declining and are at low numbers. To assist in the conservation and recovery of these herds, there is currently no outfitted hunting for barrenground caribou in the NWT. The government does not propose to do another survey of the Bathurst Herd until 2012, which means we may be allowed to hunt in 2013.
Purchasing a big game hunt is an investment of your time and finances. That is why were are committed to ensure you have a successful hunt. Having a successful hunt means different things to different people. The prospect of returning home with a “book” animal is very exciting to some people whereas others are thrilled by the pursuit, and as a result, harvest a representative bull.
Experiencing a new and unique hunting area, seeing indigenous wildlife and developing camaraderie/friendships with fellow hunters are also facets of a successful hunt.
As a responsible outfitter, we don’t promise you what we can’t deliver. We make no guarantees about getting a “book” animal; this is the sport of hunting. We have no control over the weather or the caribou migration. What you can expect is that we will give 110% effort to make your entire trip a success. We stress the importance of fair chase and responsible hunting. We guarantee that we will provide you with a well-run operation offering you excellent lodging, top-notch equipment, great meals and expert guides. We have been in business over 25 years and the number of guests that return to hunt with us is a testimony to our service.
Discover the spectacular barrens and you will find this area is rich in vegetation, wildlife and history. You can see delicate tundra flowers, migratory caribou, grizzly bears, tundra swans and arctic terns while you follow in the footsteps of early explorers like that of Sir John Franklin. Excellent opportunities for photography and lake trout fishing. Fly-in all inclusive packages from Yellowknife. Comfortable lodge with a dining area and lounge, great meals, shared guest cabins, hot showers and a sauna.
At Peterson's you have the opportunity to observe and photograph migratory birds including tundra swans, arctic terns and peregrine falcons during our annual Arctic Photography Adventure Workshop. Other migratory wildlife including barrenground caribou and grizzly bears are also commonly sighted during this time. As well, you will be able to experience the beautiful northern lights.
If you are interested in exploring more than the lake discover the beauty of the barrens on foot. Stop on Pointless Island or hike the hills around the lodge and you will soon learn the tundra is filled with wonderful plant life as well as wildlife. You may have opportunity to see barren-ground caribou, grizzly bears, Richardson's Ground squirrels, and an abundance of bird life. Be sure to take your camera. All guests must be accompanied by a guide
Discover the spectacular barrens and you will find this area is rich in vegetation, wildlife and history. You can see delicate tundra flowers, migratory caribou, grizzly bears, tundra swans and arctic terns while you follow in the footsteps of early explorers like that of Sir John Franklin. Excellent opportunities for photography. Fly-in all inclusive packages from Yellowknife. Comfortable lodge with a dining area and lounge, great meals, shared guest cabins, hot showers and a sauna.
Thousands of caribou pass through Point Lake each season on their annual migration, like this caribou calf captured on digital camera. Watching the caribou migration on the barrens is an incredible experience. Our annual Arctic Photography Workshop with Dr. Robert Berdan provides all levels of photographers or anyone interested in viewing nature and exploring the tundra the ideal time of year to enjoy this type of outdoor adventure. Migratory wildlife including grizzly bears are commonly sighted during this time as well as tundra swans, peregrine falcons and arctic terns. Norhtern lights can be sighted as well.
Grizzly bears are often sighted in the fall during the caribou migration at Peterson's Point Lake Lodge. This photo captures the vibrant fall colours of the tundra flora on the shore of Point Lake. It is the ideal time of year to enjoy the natural wonders of the tundra. It is also when we offer our annual Arctic Photography Workshop with Dr. Robert Berdan. This workshop is fantastic for all levels of photographers or anyone interested in viewing nature and exploring the tundra. Migratory birds such as tundra swans, peregrine falcons and arctic terns are commonly sighted during this time. You can also experience the breath taking Northern Lights.
My Backyard Tours offers a variety of tours
- Yellowknife City Tour
- Hiking Tour, Cameron Waterfalls or Ramparts
- Northern Artist Studio tour (Ann Timmins print available for purchase)
- Shopping Tours.
-Custom Tours packages are also available, we will be happy to work with you to meet your needs.
Our lodge is ideal for workshops and assorted activities for 12-14 people. Our remote location will enable your staff to concentrate on meeting objectives without office distractions. You can get to know the talents and qualities of everyone on your team in a new environment, outside the office. Renew your team spirit and revitalize staff morale by combining your business meeting with fantastic fishing, experiencing the intricate beauty of the tundra and learning about early explorers and aboriginal peoples who travelled through this area.
Our company is one of the first in the Northwest Territories who has National Certified Guides so you can expect expert service. From the time of booking until you arrive back home from your adventure with us we take care of you every step of the way. Proudly owned by the Peterson family for over 25 years, our hospitality and service are two of the reasons why so many guests return year after year.
We offer a limited edition giclée print for sale. It is a recognized and collectible category of fine art. It is available in two sizes and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity and a Commemorative Certificate. Print sizes are 15 x 30 and 18 x 36. You will be able to meet the Artist, Ann Timmins on one of our Northern Artist Studio Tours. Please contact us for more detai
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Contact: Margaret or Amanda Peterson
GPS Location: 65 20'N 114 01'W
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P.O. Box 447
Yellowknife, NT
X1A 2N4
Canda
Country: Canda
Phone: (867) 920-4654
Fax: (867)920-4654
Email: peterson@ssimicro.com
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Box 610, Yellowknife NT X1A 2N5 Canada Toll-free number: 1-800-661-0788 International: +1-867-873-7200 Email: info@spectacularnwt.com
Box 610, Yellowknife NT X1A 2N5 Canada Toll-free number: 1-800-661-0788
International: +1-867-873-7200 Email: info@spectacularnwt.com