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How to plan a camping trip fishing in Canada?

My boyfriend and I would, at some point this summer, go to Nova Scotia, and take a fishing trip to a fly. I am not a fisherman myself, but love the outdoors and have always wanted to go camping, tent and all! I need some advice on how go about planning. Can you rent tents? How to find a place to camp near lakes, rivers, etc.

Ok, I'll try to help out here, I have fished in Alaska and Canada for trout and salmon during the past 35 years, from about once every two years, providing cash. It is a of the best locations to fly fish, and give your boyfriend has knowledge of fly fishing should be fine. I must stress one thing though, hiring a guide if the only thing to do, which means your trip is not lost and should get something besides that can warn of the dangers of being in the jungle can also give advice where to go. If you can go with a company that is adequate fishing trips in Canada, I use a few, but mostly for its country houses, including-to guides pay about $ 4000 per person for it. Some other tips is to make sure they have confidence in their outdoor skills, if you wish to camp alone, many things can go wrong to be prepared. Also make sure your computer is at the level of quality fly gear is essential and so is the ability to use it, being shot CAST is vital as it saves a lot of downtime. Make sure your camping equipment is also appropriate to take into account how far you want to be of civilization, the more presents far more dangers, but often a once in a lifetime vacation. Travel-how will come, often when I go to Alaska, depending on where I stay, should be the final journeny via seaplane from its hard to get to remote refuges, which contain large salmon and trout. Look through this site gives you a lot information of great honestly suggest going to a shelter, for starters, you better fishing experience and will plan everything for you, but your http://www.midcurrent.com/articles/trips/mercer_alaska.aspx still remote and relaxing

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