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Episode 68 - KEN GANGLER - The "Canadian Grand Slam," Fishing in the Wilderness of Manitoba, and the Story Behind Legendary 'North Seal River Lodge'

from WAYPOINTS Fly Fishing Podcast - with Jim Klug · host Jim Klug

Ask Us A Question! On this episode of WAYPOINTS, we head deep into the Canadian wilderness, where endless lakes, rivers, and untouched landscapes create one of North America’s most remote and pristine fly fishing destinations — Gangler’s North Seal River Lodge. Joining us is Ken Gangler, a pioneer in the Canadian outfitting industry and the driving force behind one of the most legendary lodges in the North. Located on a private 6-million-acre concession in northern Manitoba, Gangler’s offers exclusive access to world-class fishing for trophy northern pike, lake trout, Arctic grayling, and walleye. We’ll dive into Ken’s journey, the challenges of running a luxury lodge in such a remote and wild environment, and what makes this region so special for anglers seeking adventure. From fly-out fishing opportunities and Canadian Grand Slams to wilderness experiences, conservation efforts, and the unique culture of Gangler’s North Seal, this episode is an inside look at one of the greatest freshwater fishing operations in North America. Whether you’re an experienced pike-on-the-fly fanatic or planning your first northern adventure, Ken shares everything you need to know about the ultimate Canadian fishing experience. Waypoints is brought to you by Patagonia To bring their gear to life, Patagonia is motivated by relentless curiosity and a passion for the wild. They evaluate hundreds of materials, build dozens of prototypes and spend seasons punishing them in the world’s most extreme conditions. The work is the guide, and Patagonia never tires of exploring, learning and improving. For the past two years, the Yellow Dog Flyfishing travel team has worked closely with Patagonia to test and refine the all-new Patagonia River Salt Wading Boots II in destinations ranging from New Zealand to the Seychelles. Featured throughout the Yellow Dog Field Reports series, these boots have become the go to choice for our team thanks to their Vibram® Megagrip soles, durable quick drying construction, speed to get on and off, and support built for both freshwater and saltwater environments. - Follow us on Instagram - Follow us on Facebook - Check out our YouTube Page - View the official Yellow Dog w...

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Ask Us A Question! On this episode of WAYPOINTS, we head deep into the Canadian wilderness, where endless lakes, rivers, and untouched landscapes create one of North America’s most remote and pristine fly fishing destinations — Gangler’s North Seal River Lodge. Joining us is Ken Gangler, a pioneer in the Canadian outfitting industry and the driving force behind one of the most legendary lodges in the North. Located on a private 6-million-acre concession in northern Manitoba, Gangler’s offers ...

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