Some things to know about catfish, are that they tend to be in the verry deep places in the Missouri river. I hope you will all feel that this guide helped you get started, and good luck fishing after having read this. I will be going over some basic things like gear setup, locations to fish and the best time to fish. This guide was made to give those starting out their first foray into catfishing a few tips on how to catch them. Guests at Grizzly Creek Lodge all have ample opportunities to experience world-class fishing for arctic grayling just a short boat ride from the main lodge.Hi there everyone, i'm Dakim also known as Erik1986 in FishingPlanet. These are my favorite spots for feeding grayling. Don’t overlook low-hanging trees or partially submerged logs. The goal is to keep it just off the bottom. The best strategy is to cast your spinner upstream. An ultra-light spinning rod with 4 to 6-pound test line is the perfect set-up for these fish.

Mepp’s, Panther Martins, and Blue Fox spinners from #0 – #3 are the best producers.

The Hare’s Ear, Zug Bug, and Pheasant Tail, are popular patterns.Īrctic grayling love anything flashy. Nymph patterns are a great way to target these fish. Quite often the bigger males can be found suspended under logs, or in deep pools with a strong current. The waters we fish are so clear our clients spend most of their time sight fishing. The elk hair caddis, bloody mosquito, bumblebee, and black gnat, are some of our favorite patterns. When it comes to choosing dry flies it’s really hard to go wrong. Dry FliesĪrctic grayling are aggressive feeders. class might be a better option if you are fishing a strong current. fly rod, lightweight reel spooled with a weight-forward floating line. Here at Grizzly Creek Lodge, our favorite arctic grayling rig is a short 3 wt. Feeding primarily on insects, they are a fly-fishers dream. Arctic grayling love to the breakwater, and it’s not unusual for them to go airborne multiple times during a fight. They are also pound for pound, one of the best fighting fish in the north. With their sail-like dorsal fin, arctic grayling are one of the most beautiful freshwater species. Canada’s Yukon Territory is home to some of the finest arctic grayling fishing on the planet.

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