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You will have the camp and the lake all to yourself as there are no other camps on the lake and no other party will be booked with yours. You'll only find an unrestricted schedule where you can fish, relax and enjoy the Yukon wilderness at your own pace. Gear suggestions: One medium weight-spinning rod with ten to fifteen pound line on a good quality reel is adequate. An ultra light spinning outfit is recommended for grayling, with 4-6 lb line. If you are a fly-fisherman, bring your fly rod, both floating and sinking lines, plus heavy leaders for the trout and pike. Trout and Pike flyfishing requires a fairly heavy rod (8wt+). Streamer flies should be large: 2.5"- 4" in length. They should have a minnow-like action. White, yellow and red are common and successful colors. Fly fishing for grayling requires much lighter gear with a 4-6 wt rod being best, full sink and sink tip lines and tapered leaders. Sinking patterns are more productive than floating patterns, with darker patterns (i.e. black gnat, mosquito, wooly bugger, doc sprately) being best in sizes 6-14. Each tackle box should also have needle-nose pliers, 6"-9" steel leaders, snap swivels, fish handling gloves and a selection of sinkers and lures. For Lake Trout - Almost any 3"-6" diving plug will do. A favorite is the Bagley extra-deep shad. Most 3"-5" spoons also work well. A few of our favorites are: 3" chartreuse Kit-A-Mat; 3" and 5" Five of Diamonds; 3" Little Cleos; 5" Crocodiles; 3" Kamloopers; 3" Kastmasters. 1/2 oz. lead headed jigs with red and white bodies work very well. For Pike also add surface plugs, bucktail spinners and daredevil spoons. As for general lure color: chartreuse, orange, red, white and yellow combinations for the best action.
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| Season: Late May to Mid September |
| Requirements: Groceries for the week (can be bought in Whitehorse, please pack in cardboard boxes), beverages (no glass containers, only aluminum or plastic please), warm sleeping bag, duffel bag, fishing gear, tackle and license, lifejackets for small children, toilet paper, dish and hand soap and garbage bags. |
| Suggested Clothing: Warm clothing suited to a variety of weather conditions, rain gear, gloves, hiking boots, sneakers, hat, swimsuit and towels. |
| Difficulty: Easy |
| Restrictions: Minimum group size is 4 persons. All lakes are catch and release only for trophy fish, and barbless hooks are required; smaller fish can be kept for eating, but guests cannot take fish home from the lakes. Each person is limited to 250 pounds (including themselves, gear, groceries, beer, personal items). |
| Maximum Number of People: 8 |
| Equipment Provided: There are four deep 14' aluminum boats, each with a 9.9 HP motor and fuel, life jackets, landing net, firewood, propane gas, first aid kit and fire extinguisher. |
| Transportation: Trips originate and end in Whitehorse, Yukon. Price includes float plane transfer to and from lake. |
| Accommodations: A 14'x20' cabin sleeps eight. Equipped with kitchen facilities such as a propane hotplate, propane refrigerator, propane barbeque, woodstove, kitchen utensils, pots and pans, dishes, coffee percolator and dish towels, HF radios. All cabins have single and double bunk beds with mattresses and pillows. An outhouse is located a short walk from the cabin and water is taken from the lake. |
| Weather Information: Summer temperatures range between 10-25 degrees celsius, with a semi-arid climate. |
| Comments: All packages include a 'check flight' during the week. Meals and guide service are not included. Prior to departure from Whitehorse to the lake, your host will take you to a local tackle shop and point out some of the lures that work in the lake you will be fishing. |
| Trip Duration |
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7 days
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$1750.00* per person
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*Please add 5% Goods and Services Tax
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