Kitimat
...world class f_ishing
Kitimat Chamber of Commerce &
Visitor Information Centre
Phone 250-632-6294 Toll Free 1-800-664-6554
www.tourismkitimat.ca
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pass over spectacular Llewellyn Glacier
to town, you can drive to creek mouths
at the lake’s southern end. There is
entering Atlin Lake for small but willing
unforgettable fly-in fishing at King
Arctic grayling. Trophy Arctic grayling
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Salmon and Kuthai Lakes (with huge
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rainbow trout up to nine kilograms
nearby Surprise Lake. McDonald Lakes
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contain lake char to three kilograms,
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and scads of small Arctic grayling.
Nakina Rivers, where massive chinook
Palmer Lake is full of small northern

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weigh in at up to 30 kilograms. Closer
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Guided Fishing in Northern B.C.’s remote
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Fishing trips available from 2 to 8 days,
All Inclusive rates.
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Transportation via, ATV, Boat, Helicopter,
or Float-plane.
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Fish a different species of fish each day!
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We fish for Rainbow, Dolly Varden,
Bull Trout, Northern Pike, Arctic Grayling,
Eastern Brook Trout, Lake Trout,
Whitefish and others!
250.771.3819
www.littledeaseventures.com
mandc@littledeaseventures.com
Northern British Columbia Win a Dream Fishing Adventure. www.bcfroa.ca/duncanby
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