Long Lake is a remote lake situated in Nunavut, Canada, at approximately 69°32′N, 93°29′W — placing it well above the Arctic Circle in one of Canada's most wild and untouched landscapes. This is true wilderness fishing, far removed from roads and infrastructure, where the primary draw is lake char (lake trout) in a setting defined by boreal and tundra character. The lake's extreme northern latitude shapes everything about the fishing experience, from the compressed open-water season to the remarkable clarity and cold temperatures typical of Arctic lakes.