The Turnabout River flows through the Baffin region of Nunavut, Canada, in one of the most remote and pristine wilderness environments on Earth. Situated in the high Arctic, this river exists within a landscape defined by tundra, permafrost, and the dramatic seasonal extremes characteristic of Nunavut's geography. The river lies in proximity to Lake Hazen, one of the largest lakes north of the Arctic Circle, placing Turnabout River within a broader watershed of significant ecological importance. Fishing here is a true wilderness experience, far removed from developed infrastructure, and reaching this water requires serious logistical planning suited to Arctic expedition travel.