Arctic Char
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Original Riptetide
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Grey lake in behind Whitehorse is loaded with Char and big ones. I lived up ther for 15 years. Every body of water holds fish. You can catch big Lakers of the shore of most lakes even in the summer months.
Original Riptetide
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Also the bridge at tagish lake can produce very well layer in the evening when the Lakers move through. You taking a boat ?
Planning on it. Are you talking about Arctic Char or Lake Char(trout)?
Original Riptetide
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Both!!!
Original Riptetide
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I used to fly fish for Arctic char a lot. Just though I would mention the lake trout for another species to target while your up there
Kristo
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River fishing on rivers that flow into the Arctic ocean is a great experience.
The wild sea run fish are excellent eating.
There are still some travel
restrictions in place.
Quite pricy unless you were going to be close to the Arctic Ocean.
Cambridge Bay has a commercial fishery through the Coop....last I heard you might be able to buy char from Kitikmeot Foods.
The wild sea run fish are excellent eating.
There are still some travel
restrictions in place.
Quite pricy unless you were going to be close to the Arctic Ocean.
Cambridge Bay has a commercial fishery through the Coop....last I heard you might be able to buy char from Kitikmeot Foods.
acrowe
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I believe various lakes around Whitehorse are stocked with Arctic Char, I don't know if you can conveniently drive to anywhere with arctic char running into a river from the ocean, but I could be wrong. The area around Whitehorse has some good fishing. Even right in town you can get grayling on a fly in the river. I really liked the Yukon, I would recommend visiting.
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