Mark heads to the verdant valleys of British Columbia’s Spatsizi plateau in search of Rainbow and Bull trout. Stunning wilderness landscapes, known as the Serengeti of North America, teeming with grizzlies, moose, caribou… and fish!

Spatsizi Wilderness Lodge

His boat drops down from the sky and Mark relaxes into the Yukon’s pristine waters. And in the midst of the stunning landscapes he manages to reel in some trophy Arctic Grayling, Northern Pike and giant Lake Trout.

Nothing will stop Mark from getting his fish, not even the ravaging forest fires near Yukon’s secluded Wellesley Lake, a spot renowned for its colossal Lake Trout. Surrounded by the blaze, moose and wolves, Mark lands trophies within the surreal haze of the blaze.

Mark gets in touch with his inner Viking, journeying to the untouched tip of Newfoundland to track down the elusive Atlantic Salmon. Fly fishing pristine waters never felt this magical, while hump backed whales and mind boggling icebergs make this an adventure to remember.

Tuckamore Lodge

It’s a trek into the heart of a Canadian Amazon, where caribou outnumber people 25 to 1. Brook trout up to 10lbs swim the virgin rivers within Labrador’s rugged wilderness. In search of fresh water unicorns, this is fly fishing at its finest.

Mark gets swept up in the timeless charm of the Northwest Territories, and pays a visit both in winter and spring.  Whether ice fishing or fly fishing, Mark reels in some giant Northern Pike. And through it all, he busts through the muskeg in style - with a Swedish military all-terrain, all-weather vehicle… the "BENZ".

Trout Rock Wilderness Lodge 

The things Mark Krupa will do for Atlantic Salmon. Braving hurricanes and fast-rising rivers, this the ultimate in adventure.  Traveling to the eastern coast of Quebec, Mark checks out the largest creature on the planet - the Blue Whale, and gets mystical as he explores the gin clear waters of his dreams.

Like a modern day voyageur, Mark Krupa pushes North towards James Bay. But it’s not fur he’s after…Mark’s hunting for fish. Traveling through historic trading routes in pursuit of Northern Pike and Walleye.

Mark treks to British Columbia and asks the great spirit to assist him in his hunt for the prehistoric White Sturgeon - and the 175 million year old fish just might be the catch of a lifetime.  Trekking through culture and history, Mark tackles the big one.

Fraser River Fishing Lodge

Mark answers the call of the wild and heads to the land of the polar bear, where the fish are just as monstrous as the bears. With an agile float plane as his personal limousine,  Mark journeys down the Sutton and Attawapiskat rivers, tackling giant Brook Trout, Walleye and Northern Pike.

Bonterra Productions presents HOOKED with Mark Krupa. Tune in and get HOOKED.