Labrador Salmon Lodge

Our fishing lodge is located within the beautiful town of Forteau, Labrador on the north east coast of continental North America. Salmon fishing is a prime summer activity in this region. It is here that competent anglers will enjoy one of their greatest opportunities to land trophy Atlantic Salmon. The Forteau area and surrounding region is steeped in history, dating back to the first European settlers in the 18th century. This area is rich in a wide variety of tourist destinations and historic sites. The opportunity to see icebergs, whale watching, flora and fauna make this area of Labrador one of the most diverse and breath taking regions in North America. Accommodations: 6 bedroom wilderness lodge. All packaged fishing tours include meals, accommodations, fishing guide, use of boat and motor, local transportation, freezer service, maid service as well as applicable taxes. Access is by auto and ferry from Newfoundland or flights into Blanc Sablon with local pickup available. We will be pleased to help assist you with your travel arrangements. Labrador Salmon Lodge not only offers you the chance at a fantastic fishing experience, but other great attractions unique to southern Labrador. Whale watching; iceberg watching; bird watching including puffins, murrs; hiking trails; Labrador Straits Museum, Parks Canada National Historic Sites (Maritime Archaic Indian Burial Mound, Red Bay, and Battle Harbour); berry picking ; Bakeapple Folk Festival (held during the 2nd week of August); Point Armour Lighthouse; craft shops, and more!

Wilderness Lodge Rooms, 6 Bedroom Lodge, Dining Room, Float Plane Docking, Parks Canada National Historic Sites (Maritime Archaic Indian Burial Mound, Red Bay, and Battle Harbour)

Whale watching, iceberg watching, bird watching including puffins, murrs, hiking trails, Labrador Straits Museum, berry picking, Bakeapple Folk Festival (held during the 2nd week of August), Point Armour Lighthouse, craft shops.