What to Bring
Our cabins have beds/bunks with memory foam mattresses. The kitchen is equipped with pots, pans, utensils, a stove top coffee percolator, a propane stove, propane fridges with freezers, a propane BBQ, an outdoor propane fryer, and cleaning supplies. You must supply all food and cooking supplies, i.e. cooking/deep frying oil, salt, pepper, spices and condiments.
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Water Purifier Pillow Twin sheet Sleeping Bag Life Jacket First Aid Kit Compass Flashlight Lighter |
Needle Nose Pliers Small Plastic Bags Towels Dish Cloths Dish Soap Dish Towels Paper Towels Toilet Paper Suitable Clothes |
Rain Gear Food Cooler(s) Camera Garbage Bags Wash Clothes Sunglasses Sun Screen Insect Repellent/Killer |
2 Rods Spare Reel Tackle Box Landing Net(s) Bait Bucket(s) Stringers(s) Filet Knife Seat Cushion(s) Light Rope Measuring Tape |
What is Included in your Package:
- Transportation to and from your cabin via Beaver Float Planes by highly skilled pilots.
- Each cabin includes memory foam mattresses. propane refrigerators with freezers, propane stove, propane water heater. Inside showers, wood stove for heat with firewood cut and ready. The kitchen is equipped with stove top coffee percolator, dishes, cups, pots/pans, utensils, chairs, a propane grill, ann outdoor propane fryer and cleaning supplies.
- Each cabin has enough boats and motors for your entire crew. One boat for every two persons. With a Yamaha 9.9 Four Stroke Engine and all the gasoline you need for your fishing adventure.
- Each cabin is outfitted with two-way satellite text/email for daily check-ins and in case of emergencies.
- If your group is bringing 2 or more CPAP machines, please have your group leader email us. Each CPAP user should bring a 10 foot extension cord for their use while at the cabin.
What is NOT included:
All of your food, personal luggage, sleeping bags/pillows, fishing rods, reels and tackle. Beverages of choice, water filters, toiletries, and cooking spices etc.
Each person is limited to 100 pounds of total supplies each. This includes luggage, fishing gear and food/beverage. Overweight charges may apply if you are in excess of these limits.
How to pack for float plane travel:
Pack food and camp gear in medium sized cardboard boxes. Using all large totes makes it hard for us to fit them in the aircraft. Soft items, such as clothes and sleeping bags, should be packed in duffels, as they fit easily among the boxes.
Personal medications should always stay with the people who need them. Do not leave them behind.
If you are concerned about all the gear fitting on the plane with you, please pack so that items can be left behind and flown up later. Any gear that is overweight or won't fit on the plane could arrive later that same day or the next day. Any food, beverages or gear that won't fit with you on the plane will be separated and weighed.
Separate any food and beverage not needed in the first day or two from your personal gear that must travel with you on the plane. Overweight costs are based not on pounds, but on plane loads.
Packing fishing rods with the hooks off and in rod covers is the best method. Large rod tubes may obstruct you while seated in the aircraft. Keep in mind that Yeti type coolers are very heavy and are most likely to put you into an overload situation.
