(Thymallus arcticus) are a delicious eating fish. Some of the other names used for Grayling are bluefish, Arctic trout, sailfin and tittimeg. They tend to stay out of deep waters and are usually found in rivers and rocky creeks. The Canadian and Alaskan Arctic Grayling tend to be 2-3 pounders. Adventure Categories
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- Nordic Lodge [Website | Summary]
Enjoy the challenge of fishing for arctic grayling, these scrappy little fighter can give an experienced angler a run for his money.
Southend Reindeer Lake SK S0J 2L0
306-758-2066 - Yukon Adventure Company [Website]
1-866-417-7365 - Wild 'n' Rest [Website]
Box 10361 Whitehorse Yukon Y1A 7A1
867-393-4271 - Hasbala Lake Lodge [Website]
Box 1297 Unity Saskatchewan S0K 4L0
306-228-3828 - Frances Lake Wilderness Lodge & Tours [Website]
Box 31208 Whitehorse YK Y1A 5P7
867-393-3394 - First Cast Guiding [Website]
Prince George BC
1-866-562-8268 - Canada's Northwest Territories Explorers' Guide [Website]
Box 610 Yellowknife NT X1A 2N5
867-873-7200 or 1-800-661-0788 - Boreal Camp Services & Outfitters Ltd. [Website]
Box 318 La Ronge SK S0J 1L0
306-425-2437 - Bear Paw Ranch Resort [Website]
Box 69 Iskut BC V0J 1K0
250-234-3005
