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Epic Changeover Day at Frontier Lodge | Monster Lake Trout on Great Slave Lake

Experience the beauty and excitement of the East Arm of Great Slave Lake in this special episode of Frontier Fishing with Ryan MacDonald! It’s changeover day at Frontier Lodge, and my dad joins me for his first half-day adventure. We head out for some incredible lake trout fishing—and he hooks into a massive 16lb lake trout! Watch as we explore the pristine waters of the East Arm, share tips for targeting trophy lake trout, and enjoy the unforgettable moments that make fishing in the Northwest Territories so unique. If you love fishing adventures, stunning northern landscapes, and big fish action, this is a must-watch! 👉 Subscribe for more epic fishing trips and tips:    / @frontierfishingwithryanmacd   👍 Like & Share if you enjoyed the video! 💬 Comment below: What’s your dream fishing destination? Be sure to check out Frontier Fishing Lodge to book your opportunity to experience the East Arm of Great Slave Lake and everything it has to offer - it will not disappoint! https://frontierfishinglodge.com Please check out my YouTube channel & be sure to hit the "LIKE" button on any videos you might watch and be sure to Subscribe to my Channel as well:    / @frontierfishingwithryanmacd   Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 00:46 - Group Picture at Lodge Sign 02:15 - The Hill Challenge 03:28 - Closest to the Rock 04:42 - Dad Arrives 05:12 - First Lake Trout 05:45 - Dad's First Lake Trout 07:07 - Dad's BIG 16lb Lake Trout 10:46 - Calm Water 11:00 - Outro #BigFishCatch #FrontierFishing #LakeTroutFishing #FishingCanada #GreatSlaveLake #NorthwestTerritories #TrophyLakeTrout #FreshwaterFishing 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”