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Anyone done any "roadside" fishing in the NWT? I'm thinking about a road trip, maybe northern B.C. also. Any places I need to try? Thanks.
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Steelhead in B.C on your way south try the Buckin horse +Sikania chief rivers also try the Profit river depending on your time of travel it should be good fishing.The ones to stay away from are the mighty Fraser and the Thompson.Those two are heavily polluted.Have a good trip.............7
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Scott, It is off the beaten path, but some years ago I caught some really nice grayling near Atlin, B.C. at the outlet of Surprise Lake. It is reportedly the site of a previous world-record grayling, locals say there are sonar blips in there that look like some big grayling. Fish the outlet stream with a red-butted brown wooly worm. Loads of fun and the people are very hospitable as most are in western Great White North.
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