Garia Bay Outfitters

Georgia offers solid black bear hunting in select zones, but moose? Not an option. Atlantic salmon? Nowhere to be found. That's where Garia Bay Outfitters comes in. They book Georgia hunters on guided hunts and fishing trips in Newfoundland—a landscape and challenge that's worlds apart from Georgia's familiar forests and fields.

Newfoundland holds over 120,000 moose, one of the densest populations in North America. Mature bulls regularly weigh over 1,200 pounds with antler spreads reaching 40 to 60 inches. The fall hunt delivers around 80% success rates in terrain that demands skill and endurance.

What's included: - Canadian license - Food, accommodations, local transportation - Argo & ATV access - Internet and limited cellular at camp - Max 8 guests per week

Newfoundland's coastal forests harbor over 10,000 black bears. The late May through June season offers prime conditions to hunt large, mature animals. These aren't the smaller bears Georgia hunters are used to—expect 300 to 600 pounds, often larger.

What's included: - Canadian license - Food, accommodations, local transportation - Max 4 people per hunt

Georgia anglers don't have access to Atlantic salmon—these cold-water fish thrive in northern rivers. Garia Bay arranges trips to Newfoundland's crystal-clear streams where 20+ pound salmon are routine. You get the fish, the scenery, and access to a fishing tradition that's vanishing.

What's included: - License, food, guides, local transportation - Accommodations (8 guests per week max) - Cargo and ATV access - Internet and limited cellular

They handle the details Georgia hunters usually stress about: Canadian hunting licenses, firearm declaration forms, transport compliance, lodging, meals, and equipment support. Flights from Atlanta and Savannah make access straightforward.

Hunters from Atlanta, Savannah, Augusta, Columbus, and across Georgia—from the Appalachian foothills to South Georgia flatlands. These are hunters accustomed to whitetail stands and familiar territory, trading that comfort for the raw challenge of tracking trophy moose through alpine bogs and spotting massive bears in remote coastal forests.