04/25/2017
The Red Rock-Nipigon Eagle Photo Safari
Package Details
Wilderness, wildlife and wonder are the order of the day on this Nipigon River Adventure. The fall salmon run on the Nipigon River attracts a large number of North American Bald Eagles from late September to early November. You will be guided to a blind on the banks of the Nipigon River that is guaranteed to produce many excellent, up close and personal photographic opportunities of these amazing birds as they feed and interact.
Spaces are limited for this truly unique wilderness experience so book early. Groups are kept small (Maximum 4) in order to preserve the wilderness experience. Bring a laptop to share your images and experiences during evening sessions at the lodge.
2017 Dates
October 15-20, (Monday to Friday are the in-field days so book your arrival and departure dates accordingly)
Package Cost
$C325.00 per day, double occupancy, $C345.00 single occupancy, 6 nights, 5 days, Sunday-Friday. Call Ray Rivard at the lodge to confirm available spots (807) 886-5603, mobile (807) 621-6342
Includes:
Ground transportation from Thunder Bay airport to the Lodge and return. All-inclusive accommodations at the Lodge, including breakfast, box lunch, and dinner.
An experienced guide will complete all the preliminary work including assessing and choosing blind site locations, clearing sight lines, and initial rough construction of the blind.
Your guide will then transport you to your blind location, assist you in setting up and supply and set out the bait for the blind. (Post-spawn salmon carcasses are used as this is the natural food supply that is drawing the eagles to this location)
Photography and equipment instruction based on your experience level. Evening sessions to evaluate the days shooting.
Video clips
http://youtu.be/_a4duYbVP-Y
http://youtu.be/N59KZm0Y-cQ
Special guest speaker for one night of the package:
A representative from Parks Canada will show a presentation highlighting the creation and development of the new 10,000 square kilometer Lake Superior National Marine Conservation Area.
For Photography related questions contact your guide Gary Blake:
[email protected]
For booking and Lodge information contact your host Ray Rivard:
[email protected]