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Please Read ALL Information Completely
Things to Bring
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Passport |
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Flashlight |
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Outdoor Card (even if expired)* |
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Camera & Film |
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2-3 Rods & Reels |
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Sunglasses |
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Tackle Box |
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Sun Tan Lotion |
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Personal Clothing |
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Your Medication |
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Heavy Jacket/Spring & Fall |
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Rain Gear |
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Gloves |
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Personal Toiletries |
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Rubber Soled Shoes |
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Swimsuit for Hot Tub |
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Hat to protect from sun |
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Linens are Furnished |
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Thermos for Coffee on the Lake |
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Towels are Furnished |
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Spare Line |
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Bug Repellent Available |
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Compass |
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Laundry Facility Available |
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Filet Knife |
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Life Vest Optional - we have sizes L & XL only |
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*If you have an expired Outdoor card ad of Decemeber 2011, bring it with you for a new one. Ontario Outdoors Card or call 800-387-7011
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| If you forget your medication you will have to go to our hospital and see a doctor to get a refill. It is against the law for a pharmacy in Canada to fill a prescription even if you have one from your doctor from the states. |
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| We do sell toiletries, personal items, batteries, etc. just ask if you do not see something you need. |
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90 Day Cancellation Policy For Refund of Deposit
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Tipping can be done at end of trip for Waitress, Guide, Dock Hands, Housekeeping & Cooks. The follow are just guidelines for tipping. Guides and Waiters to you descretion - 3-4 day stay $10 per person in party. 5-7 day stay $15 per person. 3 jars on Pegs counter top for deckhands, cooks and housekeeping.
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LIMITS TO CROSS BORDER: One pound of tobacco, or one carton of cigarettes (200) or one box (50) cigars. (ONLY ONE ITEM ALLOWED PER PERSON). 40 oz. of liquor or wine (1.1 Litre) or 1 case of beer (24-12 oz. only). IF YOU ARE DRIVING YOURSELF ACROSS BORDER YOU MAY BRING MORE OF ABOVE BUT MUST PAY DUTY.
If you have had a DWI, assault charge, felony or arrest record of any kind no matter how far back it goes you must contact immigration before trying to enter Canada. It is possible they might deny you entry so please see below for our reference phone numbers to make sure you are eligible for entry into Canada. PASSPORTS MANDATORY FOR 16 YEARS AND OLDER.
Immigration has informed us that we must fax them a full passenger roster for each guest entering Canada on a bus. Any existing DWI, felony, assault or arrest record, no matter how old the violation or what it was even if it is expunged in the USA, will still show up in the record of Canada. If you have any doubts on any violation call Canada Immigration at 1-807-274-3655 ext 239 or 240 or Doug our Noto Association Rep at 705-472-5552 Ext. 23 or his cell 705-588-4989.
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| Walleye: |
Medium to Medium light action spinning rod & reel with 4, 6 & 8 lb. test line |
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Medium heavy to heavy action bait-casting or spinning rod and reel with 10-20 lb. test |
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Muskie rod - 20-30 lb. test line |
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Same as for Walleye |
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| We furnish minnow buckets, nets, coolers, boat cushions and coolers for your beverages on the lake. We have life vests in boats but size large & XL only. We package your fish in boxes with dry ice for your return trip home. Minnows and nightcrawlers and leeches available at lodge. WE DEAL IN US CURRENCY ONLY AT LODGE. YOU WILL RECEIVE BALANCE DUE 4 WEEKS PRIOR TO TRIP. NO LEECHED ALLOWED ACROSS BORDER. |
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| Northern: |
Mepps, rapalas, spoons (various colors), bucktails, foxfires (sold at lodge) |
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Asst of plain round lead head jigs 3/8 oz & 1/4 oz, black, white, yellow, chartreuse, purple |
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Large mepps, bucktails, plugs, foxfires, jerk baits, crank baits, suicks & large spoons |
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Rebel crawdads, crankbait rattle, jigs with power scented bait attached-varied colors, rapalas-smaller any color, floating shadraps |
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FELONIES, ASSAULT, D.W.I AND ANY OTHER CHARGES
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Any criminal offense, D.W.I. (which is a felony in Canada), assault charges of any kind and any ohter charges that you might have had in your lifetime must be addressed with the Canadian Immigration office before you try to enter Canada. NO MATTER HOW OLD!!
Even if you had the charges expunged, thrown out of court, dismissed, etc. No matter what the end result was on your case, you may still have a record that shows up at the border crossings. You must try to see if you are admissable to Canada by doing paper work on the internet, or you can call our Noto Association Rep Doug at 705-472-5552 Ext. 23, or his cell # 705-688-4989. He will be happy to go over any offense with you, but you must be honest with him and tell him all the facts. If he does not have all the facts then you can be put off the bus, or not let through the border if you drive.
You can also contact Kevin at Immigration at 807-274-3655 ext 239 or 240. He has offered to help people with any type of offense no matter if it is 50 years old.
It is a long wait at the border for other guests while someone who did no contact Immigration about their issues before arriving at the border is pulled into the office.
They are able to know before you get to the border if you have an offense or have had one, because I am required to send a full roster of eveyone's names coming on a trip to the lodge alond with the dates of birth and phone numbers. This gives them the information they need to do a criminal back ground check on the full roster.
Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. They are trying to work with use and make the system more lenient for you.
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