STEELHEAD & SALMON ADVENTURE PACKAGES

Now booking for 2019 & 2020 Exclusive Remote Spring & Fall Steelhead Camp

This incredible package offers the chance to sight-fish for large Steelhead in remote, code – named coastal streams. When we get to these serene systems, we hike in to stalk these sea-lice covered fish, sure to find heart-pounding wilderness adventure. Check out our latest Nass River Remote Camp Steelhead Adventure.

Fishing season starts with a Remote Spring Steelhead camp, or from our Fishing Lodge with Beautiful bright Steelhead showing up as early as the Third week in March. Fresh from the sea we call our spring run. Summer run Steelhead start arriving in the Skeena / Nass river in Late July, August and numbers only become stronger into October. They are strong, silver, and quick to take the fly during August, September, this is a great time for dry flies. It is not uncommon for steelhead to aggressively take the fly and fight by jumping and showing their true power. Until finally the snow flies and we pack up camp and leave them to reproduce. In the most remote Steelhead destination yet to be explored! Nass,Cranberry,Kiteen,Bell Irving,Meziadian we guide them all.

Truly an adventure you will never forget! We fish all year long!

Anglers morning will start at 6:30 am with a hot breakfast then off to the river with a hearty packed lunch

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What to bring

To ensure you are comfortable and prepared for your fishing adventure, we have compiled a list of things you should bring along. This is a complete list for both steelhead backroads camp and lodge adventures.

• checkA quality fly vest or waist pack suitable to pack daily fishing/rain gear.
• checkA quality 50+ liter backpack, containing all your clothing and fishing gear. Not to exceed 50 pounds.
• checkA lightweight rain jacket.
• checkTravel pillow for camp
• checkClothing designed for “layering”. Lightweight warm underwear and thermal socks for under waders. 6) A pair of lightweight chest waders suitable for active wear (we prefer Gore-tex).
• checkA pair of felt soled wading boots in good condition. Gravel guards necessary.
• checkA lightweight flashlight with spare batteries and a lighter.
• checkA good hook file.
• checkA multi use tool (including pocket knife) such as leatherman or similar pliers for releasing fish.
• checkAn 8/9 weight rod/reel for Steelhead, perhaps a lighter rod such as a 5/6 weight for trout.
• checkSpare rod.
• checkOne sinking shooting head (optional).
• checkPolarized sunglasses.
• checkBB shot .
• checkA good selection of flies, broadly assorted by color (blue, purple and black being the favorites), weight and style (especially leeches)…in both wet and dry (always bring at least 1 large dry fly. such as a bomber).
• checkGloves, one pair for hiking, one pair for fishing.
• checkCamera…preferably waterproof (digital).
• checkA pair of lightweight hiking boots or shoes.
• checkA towel and toiletries for a week.
• checkAlcoholic beverages (beer, wine, etc) for one week.
• checkFavorite hat preferably rain proof.
• checkA combination of sinking and floating lines. Changeable tip systems work quite well for variation.
• checkA USB External flash drive to take our photos home with you