Inconnu Lodge
- Guided trips
- All-inclusive
- Fly-in access
All-inclusive fly-out lodge on McEvoy Lake in Yukon Territory, operating since 1975 with daily floatplane access to remote waters for lake trout, northern pike, arctic grayling, and inconnu. Week-long trips include guides, meals, gear, and trophy-sized fish in pristine northern waters.
Why book
Yukon fly-out lodge with daily access to remote lakes for trophy lake trout, pike, and inconnu in pristine northern wilderness.
Overview
Inconnu Lodge sits on McEvoy Lake in Yukon Territory, accessible by charter flight from Whitehorse. Founded in 1975, the lodge runs all-inclusive week-long programs with daily floatplane fly-outs to different remote lakes, maximizing access to untouched fishing grounds. The fishery targets lake trout (including trophy-sized fish in deeper water mid-summer), northern pike, arctic grayling, bull trout, and inconnu across fly, spin, troll, and jig presentations. The season runs June…
At a glance
- Type
- Fishing Lodge
- Fishiness
- 5/5
- Location
- McEvoy Lake, YT, CA
- Best for
- Fly Fishing, Freshwater, Trophy Fish, Remote Wilderness, All Inclusive
What you'll catch
Amenities & features
Amenities
- Dining / Restaurant
- Airport Transfer
- Hot Tub
- Gear Rental
Activities
- Hiking
- Wilderness Tours
- Treks & Expeditions
- Bush Flying
Fishing styles
- Fly Fishing
- Spin Fishing
- Trolling
Techniques
- Jigging
Water types
- Freshwater
Seasons
- Summer
Skill level
- Beginner
- Seasoned Vet
Best for
- Big Groups
- Solo Travelers
- First-Time Anglers
- Non-Fishing Partners
Themes
- All-Inclusive
- Remote / Off-Grid
- Lakeside
Getting there
- Fly-In Only
- Float Plane Access
Lodging style
- Lodge
What's included
Included
- Charter flights from Whitehorse to Inconnu Lodge and back
- Accommodations
- Meals, snacks, and pack lunches
- All fishing gear necessary
- Float plane fly outs to a different remote lake everyday
- 2 shore lunches per trip
- Professional guides
- Shuttle service to and from hotel to air charter into camp
- Hot tub and sauna access
- Cabin with full bathroom, shower, hot water, electricity, and heat
- WIFI and satellite TV (limited to main lodge)
Not included
- Purchases from the lodge store
- Yukon Territory fishing license
- Alcoholic beverages
- Gratuities
- Taxes (5%)
- Rain gear and waders
Seasons
The fishing season at Inconnu Lodge kicks off with the thaw, typically around mid-June, offering prime opportunities for fly-fishing and conventional tactics in shallower waters. This early season bite is excellent for anglers targeting active fish in the shallows. As summer progresses into mid-to-late July, the water warms, and the focus shifts to deeper water for larger Lake Trout, while Northern Pike also move to slightly deeper zones, though still accessible with casting or fly presentations. This period is ideal for anglers seeking to extract trophy-sized Lakers from the depths. Towards the end of the season, as the lakes begin to cool, shallow water fishing for Lake Trout becomes viable again as they prepare for their spawning runs. This late-season window offers a chance at aggressive fish before they transition fully into their pre-spawn behavior. The lodge operates through September, providing diverse fishing experiences throughout the summer months.
Open June – September
Trip planning
- Minimum stay
- 5 nights
- Nearest airport
- Whitehorse (YXY)
- Timezone
- UTC-7
Getting there
Charter flights from Whitehorse, Yukon Territory to Inconnu Lodge. Shuttle service in Whitehorse to/from hotel and air charter.
Gear
Gear provided.
Guides are equipped with rods, reels and tackle for your use anytime. Clients are welcome to bring their own tackle, but it must be inspected and approved by guides. Treble hooks and barbed hooks are not permitted. Rods longer than 7 ft must be take-down rods and packed without tackle attached.
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Nearby destinations
Towns, regions, and wild places worth exploring around the lodge.
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