That Next fishing hole just around the corner!

Steelhead: Sept 3-9, 10-16, 17-23, 24-30, Oct 1-7, 8-14, 15-21, 22-28, 29-Nov 4 $6,500.00 USD p/p

Beautiful bright Steelhead start pouring in as early as the first week in September. The run and numbers only become stronger into October. They are strong, silver, and quick to take the fly. This is a great time for dry flies. It is not uncommon for males to aggressively take the fly and fight as exquisitely as the female by jumping and showing their colors. 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!

How would you like to be the one to say I was the first one to set foot on this magnificent Steelhead River??

Wild-life!

I have spent the last three years exploring this area and found the fishing to be out of this world, not to mention the pure beauty of the untouched wilderness. As you fly in and gaze out the helicopter window to the landscape below you will truly feel you are leaving all your worries behind. I guarantee you will leave the camp with a whole new out look on the world we call home!

There are Wolves, Moose, Grizzly bears, Eagles, Otters, and many other animals and birds out and about. These animals in this untouched pristine environment are waiting for winter, they are scurrying around and collecting food. The snow caped Mountains with the yellow and red leaves on the occasional sunny day make for breath taking photos, while holding your very own trophy Steelhead for a quick photo and released to swim free again, to continue its life cycle.

Photo of Owner and Angling Guide Gill McKean netting a large steelhead!

The - Camp !

The rustic accommodations will consist of 3 wall tents with raised wood floors as well as a propane hot shower system and electricity provided by a Honda generator. We will be eating home cooked meals every night. You will be within a stones throw of the river thus getting as much fishing in as you like. I will also be flying in a 14 foot jet sled to get around on the water as well as a raft. All guiding services, as well as access to a few flies custom tied by your "Westcoast Adventure Guide" will be provided.

Transportation in and out of camp will be provided by White River Helicopters. These flights are included in the package price. The flights in and out alone are worth the price of admission.

Sleeping arrangements will consist of aluminum framed cots, you will be responsible for your own sleeping bag as well as pillow. Heat will be supplied by a pot bellied wood stove in each tent. As well as a back up propane unit. I will have a sat phone in camp in case of emergencies or adverse weather conditions.

There will be Coho available as well, however our main focus on the Nass will be Steelhead. There are also native rainbows & bull trout in the system.

This is truly an adventure you will never forget!

Reservations:

All of our packages work by a reservation system that allows repeat clientele the option of re-booking their week.

Deposits, cancellations & refunds:

A 50% deposit is required in order to confirm. The remaining 50% is due 60 days prior to arrival. Deposits are non-refundable, but are transferable to another date or person for up to one year.

Things to bring!

1. A quality fly vest or waist pack suitable to pack daily fishing/rain gear.
2. A quality 50+ liter backpack, containing all your clothing and fishing gear. Not to exceed 50 pounds.
3. A lightweight, quality (preferably down) sleeping bag suitable for -0 degrees C.
4. A lightweight rain jacket.
5. Clothing 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).
6. A pair of felt soled wading boots in good condition. Gravel guards necessary.
7. A lightweight flashlight with spare batteries and a lighter.
8. A good hook file.
9. A multi use tool (including pocket knife) such as leatherman or similar pliers for releasing fish.
10. An 8/9 weight rod/reel for Steelhead, perhaps a lighter rod such as a 5/6 weight for trout.
11. Spare rod.
12. A combination of sinking and floating lines. Changeable tip systems work quite well for variation.
13. One sinking shooting head (optional).
14. Polarized sunglasses.
15. BB shot .
16. A 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).
17. Gloves, one pair for hiking, one pair for fishing.
18. Camera...preferably waterproof (digital).
19. A pair of lightweight hiking boots or shoes.
20. A towel and toiletries for a week.
21. Alcoholic beverages (beer, wine, etc) for one week.
22. Favorite hat preferably rain proof.

We look forward to taking you on this New Adventure!
To book your adventure call Gill @ 1-866-578-8552 or 1-250-638-0021

Tight lines !!!
Owner & Head Guide Gill McKean

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Want to know more?
Visit our Reservations page or email: info@westcoastfishing.ca