The copper river is renowned for its aggressive, feral Steelhead trout. Steelheads are famous for taking dry flies drawn on the water's surface. One of the best known samples is the bomber. But no matter which fishing-technique you prefer: the Copper river always offers you scenic beauty and fierce fish.

The Kalum is the cradle of wild king salmon monsters. Some of the Skeena's biggest kings return to the Kalum. But the Kalum also features big runs of steelheads and cohos. 20 pound steelheads are nothing out of the ordinary and even 30 pounders have already been landed. The Kalum river also features a healthy population of dolly varden, cutthroat and bull trout. The Kalum flows out of the mountains north of Terrace into the Kalum Lake, then rushes through a turbulent canyon to finally empty into the Skeena west of Terrace. The canyon provides natural selection, making sure that only the strongest fish overcome its rapids. The Kalum is warmer and clearer than most other rivers because of the Kalum Lake, providing great opportunities in spring and fall. The Kalum can be easily fished out of a drift-boat. Both river and landscape are fantastic. 

The Kitimat is the refuge of beautiful salmon and steelheads and it features a good ocean run of Cutthroats and Dolly Varden as well. It also shows the biggest return of salmon shoals. Due to the early return of king salmon, successful fishing can be done as early as June. The Kitimat River flows out of the mountains south of Terrace into the Douglas Channel and from there into the open ocean. The Kitimat has only a very limited catchment area, runs mostly clear and offers excellent options almost year round. Not motorboats are permitted. There is no other place where the circle of life becomes so obvious as when peacefully floating down a river on a drift-boat, looking for a fish.

The Kasiks has a great emergence of cohos, cutthroats and dolly varden. The great but remote river can be reached by jet-boat. Spectacular waterfalls, canyons and mountains lining the river's banks will leave you with unforgettable impressions. The river is a challenge and the drive on it a very special thrill. A coxswain with the necessary knowledge is highly recommended.

The exchamsiks is a great coho- and trout-river. The upstream-adventure starts on the Skeena-River below 1000 feet high granite cliffs. It is a river, left in its natural state, embedded in a great landscape and featuring great fishing-opportunities.

There are several lakes near our lodge. The harbor mostly a good population of salmonids, especially rainbow trout. Many of those wonderful inshore waters are inviting for a nice picnic and can be easily reached with a vehicle. Just relax and enjoy nature. We gladly show you how to get to these oasis in the forests. We also gladly organize a canoe or a rubber boat for you.