NewFound Outfitting is less than two hours away from Deer Lake Airport, and a two hour drive from the Port aux Basques ferry. Regular flight connections to and from the island ensure your speedy arrival at your destination.

An equipment list will be provided at the time of booking depending on your activity. We can also advise clients on local outdoor equipment rental and retail outlets if requested.

Yes – we have an excellent Taxidermist who has sent work all over the globe. We can stop by his shop when leaving the camps if there is time. We have his price list available.

Depending on your mode of travel, we can help you arrange getting any meat cut, packaged and sent to you. We use Countryside Abattoir in Cormack, NL to process our meat. For more info, visit www.countrysidenl.com

Newfoundland & Labrador allow only single barbless hooks for fly fishing on our rivers. When releasing salmon this makes things so much better for the fish. At our Serpentine River Lodge, we have a selection of locally tied flies available for purchase.

Some hunters now coming to Canada have been told at the Canadian Border that they are not eligible to enter. For Criminal Offenses such as: Theft, Assault, DUI, Fraud, False Pretences, Narcotics, Robbery, Mischief, Possession of Stolen Goods, Obstruction of Justice, Possession of Weapons, Breach of Probation, it states that you are ineligible to travel to Canada if you have been convicted of any of these offenses. No matter the length of time that has passed, all convictions will render you inadmissible to Canada. Youth convictions will not be considered. Entry to Canada at any port (land, air or water) may be denied unless the traveller holds a valid permit. The permit may be valid up to 2 years and allows visitors entrance into Canada for vacation or business purposes only.

Contact Canada Border Crossing Services at www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca for further information.

You must fill out a firearms declaration form which is available on line at: www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/cfp-pcaf/form-formulaire/pdfs/909.pdf

Dress in layers and remember, it is the wilderness. The list we send will give details and in the meantime, visit this link to the weather site www.theweathernetwork.com