Catching BIG Lake Trout at Frontier Lodge on the East Arm of Great Slave Lake

Join me, Ryan MacDonald, on another Frontier Fishing adventure in Canada’s wild Northwest Territories! In this episode, we are fly fishing / trolling a shallow rocky point within eyesight of Frontier Lodge located on the East Arm of Great Slave Lake, home to some of the biggest Lake Trout on the planet. Watch as we chase massive Lake Trout on the fly rod in one of the most remote and breathtaking fisheries in North America. You’ll see big fish, nonstop action, and the true wilderness experience that makes the East Arm a world-class fishing destination. Whether you love the thrill of the catch or the peace of the Canadian North, this adventure has it all! 🎣 Location: East Arm, Great Slave Lake, Northwest Territories, Canada 🏠 Lodge: Frontier Lodge 🐟 Target Species: Lake Trout 🚤 Experience: Catch and release, wilderness fishing, northern adventure If you enjoy wild places, trophy fish, and the frontier lifestyle, subscribe to Frontier Fishing with Ryan MacDonald for more epic fishing videos from the Northwest Territories! 📍 Subscribe here:    / @frontierfishingwithryanmacd   Timestamps: 00:00 - Summary Intro 00:42 - Back at it.. Last Full Day of Fishing 01:03 - Dad's Fish Frenzy 04:36 - GoPro Float Test & bad memories of 2023 06:26 - Muskox in the Bay behind Frontier 07:03 - Catching Non Stop Lakers on my 8wt Fly Rod 08:46 - Big Lake Trout takes me on a trip around the boat!!! 11:25 - Net Cam Action Shot 13:05 - Dad's BIG Lake Trout 15:44 - Net Cam of Dad's Big Lake Trout 18:55 - 9ft of water and catching Lake Trout 20:20 - 7ft of water and catching Lake Trout 22:57 - New PB on the Fly Rod - AMAZING FISH!! 26:26 - This Laker has a BIG BIG friend following 28:51 - Walking the path to the cabins at 11:30pm 29:25 - Outro #LakeTroutFishing #GreatSlaveLake #FrontierLodge #FishingNWT #FrontierFishing #TrophyLakeTrout #NorthwestTerritories #CanadaFishing #CatchAndRelease #fishingadventures I would like to acknowledge that the land in which I film “Frontier Fishing with Ryan MacDonald” are treaty lands of the Łutsël K’é Dene First Nation, Northwest Territory Métis Nation, Deninu Kųę First Nation, and Yellowknives Dene First Nation. I am extremely grateful for having the opportunity to work alongside the Łutsël K’é Dene First Nation people and for the opportunity to spend time on your traditional ancestral lands. These lands are culturally rich and spiritually significant where the continued relationship between the land and Indigenous people highlights the importance of protected areas. We will continue to work together as environmental stewards to protect the ancestral lands and the newly created Thaidene Nëné National Park Reserve - “The Land of the Ancestors”