Labrador & Newfoundland Landlocked Salmon

A Subspecies of the Atlantic salmon, the Landlocked Salmon, lives in
 The lakes of the north eastern United States and eastern Canadian
 Provinces such as Labrador and Newfoundland without ever descending to
 sea. Like their Atlantic salmon cousin, Labrador Landlocked Salmon
 have a reputation of fighting to the finish. 

Landlocked Salmon become
 airborne the moment they encounter a hook and then the fun begins.

It is expected that Labrador & Newfoundland Landlocked salmon attain a
 maximum weight of about 30 lbs. with the current rod and reel world record weighing in at 22lbs 11 oz.taken on the same waters fished by McKenzie River Lodge. Western Labrador has one of the most important, if not the most important, landlocked fisheries in North America and perhaps the World.

Every year our clients catch Ouananiche weighing in near the 20 pound mark, it is only a matter of time until this world record is broken by one of the clients of McKenzie River Lodge.

Call today to book a Labrador fishing trip at McKenzie River Lodge for Landlocked Salomon and see if you will be the next "WORLD
 CHAMPION"! We have the ultimate in Canada fishing trips including the
 awesome Labrador Landlocked Salmon.