Bull River, B.C.
Our Bull River lodge, deep in Canada's majestic Rocky Mountains, sits within casting distance of Galbraith Creek and the Bull River. Rustic luxury awaits the sportsman who craves pristine wilderness and solitude on the river. We have created a hide-a-way from everyday life in our lodge carved out of the wilderness.

Hand-Crafted Log Cabins, privately situated, are roomy enough for a small to mid-size party or family. Our main lodge has a meeting room for small company meetings, or socializing with other guests and staff. We are the only lodge and guide service in this remote river and hold exclusive rights to serve it in this capacity.

We believe in a small, quality controlled company, therefore we only guide a maximum of six fishermen at any time and prefer to keep it at four fishers. This gives our guests the best possible experience and our utmost attention.

We are thirty miles from the nearest power source and pavement. That still doesn't stop us from providing you with shower facilities, hot tubs, gourmet
and B.B Q. meals.

Our fishing and non-fishing guests agree - "This is paradise" .

Minimum stay is 2 days and 3 nights. Our shuttle service by 4 X 4 is recommended.

Palmer Springs Ranch, Alberta

The Palmer Springs, on the banks of the Waterton River, is a classic Canadian cattle operation. The lodge blends in with the ranch buildings and provides the sportsman with modern private rooms, bathroom amenities and a lounging area in front of the fireplace.

A short walk and Palmers private spring-fed lakes, teeming with large rainbows, await your cast.

Other atttractions in the area include Waterton Lakes National Park, Glacier International Peace Park, Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump (a World Heritage site), and many others, too numerous to mention.

The ranch is set in the foothills of the Rockies, with the famous Crowsnest and other Blue-ribbon streams a short, scenic drive away.

Minimum stay 2 days, 2 nights.