The South Slave Region is the gateway to the Northwest Territories, tucked between the 60th Parallel, Great Slave Lake and the legendary Barrenlands. This is an angler’s paradise, teeming with the biggest, wildest, feistiest, hardest-fighting fish in the world.
Getting to the South Slave is easy and it’s best done by road. Drive up through Northern Alberta and embark on a fishing adventure with a local tour operator in Hay River, or grab your fly-rod and hit the Kakisa River, just off Highway 1, for the spring run of Arctic Grayling. Cast a line in any lake or river in the South Slave and experience some of the most spectacular fishing in the Northwest Territories!
Be warned! Once you experience fishing in the South Slave, you might just find yourself hooked for life. Here are five five reasons why fishing in the South Slave is an experience like no other.