Canada’s remote north get’s a whole lot closer for US fisherman

Warman, Saskatchewan, Feb 6, 2008—Misaw Lake Lodge (www.misaw.com) announced today the completion of its 4100 ft airstrip which was carved out of the bush some 1000 miles north of the US border at Saskatchewan’s most remote fishing lodge. When asked why this would be important to guests, Michael Silvernagle, president of Misaw Lake Lodge, stated that it was a must, “Fisherman don’t need a complicated vacation.” Silvernagle added, “A direct flight to trophy fishing waters is what sets us apart from the rest”.

“Fisherman don’t need a complicated vacation, a direct flight to trophy fishing waters is what sets us apart from the rest.”

Misaw Lake lodge is quickly becoming the “go to” Destination for serious anglers in search of trophy pike, lake trout and arctic grayling. Misaw owns exclusive rights to 16 lakes and is situated in a very special wilderness management zone which protects it from commercial fishing and logging, and 125 miles from the nearest road. For more information on Misaw Lake Lodge visit www.misaw.com or call 306-290-7263