Just like the Albany river to the south, the Attawapiskat has a rich and varied history. It's a true watery highway that serves the Canadian shield area of the Kenora district and flows unimpeded for 748 kilometers east through the Hudson’s Bay lowlands into James Bay. The area features a number of historical treasures. There are: ancient Indian communities dating back to 3000 BC and fur-trading sites from the beginning of the 1800s that led to exploration of the north. Camp is located on a widening of the river called Beteau Lake and is surrounded by the new Otoskwin/Attawapiskat Provincial Waterway Park. Because of this, the camp is protected from future development and will remain in a pristine state for generations to come. From an angler’s perspective, it's in a class by itself, - a truly unfished and untouched paradise.The river teems with large numbers of trophy pike and walleye, and offers an endless amount of water to explore and fish. For the hunter the area supports a healthy moose population with many trophy class bulls. You will also find good levels of black bears, woodland caribou, grey wolves and bald eagles.

Beteau is a truly magical place.
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