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2G OUTFITTERS has been providing hunting and fishing enthusiasts with epic moments and unforgettable memories for really a decade with clients that have been with us since the beginning. Experience first-hand, the best of big game hunting and fishing North America has to offer....maybe the world. Our hunting and fishing areas provide the highest population density of moose, the largest black bear and over 60% of the top Atlantic salmon rivers in North America. We have 9 years experience as Newfoundland hunting and fishing outfitters, Newfoundland hunting guides with 5 to over 20 years hunting experience in the remote Newfoundland wilderness. Having over 20 years experience in our Newfoundland hunting and fishing areas has allowed 2G Outfitters to determine locations that could offer you a quality Newfoundland moose and black bear hunting and angling experience that would compete with the best hunting and fishing adventures offered anywhere in North American....maybe the world.

The following are included in each package: 1. All license fees and sales tax with invoices and receipts. 2. Transportation to and from airport if needed. 3. Accommodations. 4. Linens (optional if sleeping bag is used) and pillows. 5. Full bathroom facilities with showers, hot and cold water. 6. All meals included while at the lodge and hunting sites. 7. Guide ratio of 2:1 or 1:1 depending on the package. 8. Transportation pertaining to Boats / Motors / ATVs / Float Plane, etc. 9. Transportation of the meat from our lodge to the butcher.

Getting here is worth the trip. We are the most eastern province in Canada, found fairly close to the north east United States and just a few hours flight across the Atlantic Ocean from London, England. Many folks drive to North Sydney, Nova Scotia and take the ferry operated by Marine Atlantic, to Port aux Basques, Newfoundland. However, the more adventurous types may drive east through northern Quebec into Labrador. By land, by sea or by air – all three modes of travel can be used to get here. The travel information below will help you plan a trip to the far eastern edge of North America. GETTING HERE BY AIR:Newfoundland and Labrador is served by both scheduled airlines and charter services, and can be reached via national and international connections. Our province is home to two international airports – located in St. John's and Gander – as well as domestic airports in Deer Lake. These airports are destinations for many major airlines, including Air Canada, WestJet and United Airlines as well as the locally-owned and operated Provincial Airlines. Helicopter Charter Services are also available with Newfoundland Helicopters. Typically our clients fly into Deer Lake airport which is approximately 130 kms away from our location or Gander which is approximately 200 kms away from our location. GETTING HERE BY VEHICLE AND FERRY: Located at the most easterly edge of North America, Newfoundland and Labrador makes for a great road-trip destination. Most car travellers access the province by Marine Atlantic ferries, which operate between Nova Scotia and the island of Newfoundland. These super-ferries carry hundreds of vehicles and passengers to two entry points. There is a year-round, daily service between North Sydney, Nova Scotia and Port aux Basques, in southwestern Newfoundland. Once you cross the Atlantic you will be in Port aux Basques where you would follow the Trans Canada Highway until you reach our location in Springdale, NL (approximately 400 kms).