Northern British Columbia Trout Fishing!

Where To Go Trout Fishing in Canada!

Northern B.C.	Southern B.C.
Boya Lake B.C.	Quesnel Lake B.C.
Burns Lake B.C.
Deese River B.C.
Kinaskan Lake B.C.
Meziadin Lake, B.C.
Muncho Lake B.C.
Stuart Lake B.C.
Tatogga Lake B.C.

If for no other reason, a trout fishing trip deep into the wilderness of Northern Canada showcases the eye-catching backdrops that my words will never be capable of conveying. So now we combine this breathtaking scenery with the outstanding trout fishing in this region of Canada and you’re in for a trout fishing trip like you have never experienced before. We all can agree that a fishing trip to Canada remains as an innermost yearning to most anglers around the globe. These trips are fundamental to one of the dreams that the very best fishing trip plans are made from and for a very good reason. The lakes and streams of Northern British Columbia Canada provide some of the best trout fishing available and with a little knowledge you can experience it at a fraction of the cost you would have ever imaged.

Where The Big Trout Are In Canada.

British Columbia & Yukon Trophy Trout Fishing Hotspots
Dave Patterson
Staff Writer

The best in Canada Trout Fishing for trophy walleye, pike, rainbow trout, lake trout, bull trout and grayling remain yet undiscovered. Trout fishing in the vast lakes rivers and streams of British Columbia, Alberta, and the Yukon still sees very light fishing pressure if you know where to go. Lake trout, walleye and Pike fishing in Ontario Canada has become more popular in the past years as Americans ventured north to experience this enormous land teaming with great fishing waters. Ontario fishing lodges that focus on trout, walleye and pike fishing have been doing well and their growth in popularity has been strong and steady.

British Columbia Trout Fishing

British Columbia Trout Fishing
Bob Jameson,
Senior Editor

For anglers looking to tangle with some really big trout, the Northern Rockies must be placed on the list of great places to go. This is the place where you’ll find a large number of incredible trout fishing lakes spread out across a region of vastness and solitude. It’s here that one of my most memorial trout fishing trips was to a lake in the Northern Rockies of British Columbia not to far from the Yukon Boarder. This lake offers the incredible lake trout fishing along with some outstanding Arctic Grayling fishing that kept us busy night and day.

Fishing Meziadin Lake in Northern B.C.

Meziadin Lake Provincial Campground
Bob Jameson,
Senior Editor

Head west about 300 miles along the Yellowhead Highway (Highway 16) from Prince George to the turnoff at junction 37 and your headed northwards on the fabulous Cassiar Highway. Take the Cassiar 95 miles north towards the Stewart-Hyder turnoff and just before the T in the road is the sigh for the campground at Meziadin Lake Provincial Park. This is the first of four lakes we will be fishing and three wonderful Provincial Park campgrounds located on some absolutely fabulous trout fishing lakes. The Provincial Parks are handily spaced at nearly an equal distance from one another along the 446 miles of the Cassiar Highway. The Meziadin Lake campground is in a protected cove that shelters the campsites from any winds that may arise. Most of 46 campsites have a great view of the lake, which is so full of rainbow trout even I could not help but catch my limit. Be forewarned as there are plenty of black bears in the vicinity of the lake and campground taking advantage of the four species of salmon that spawn in the Meziadin Lake.

Trout Species	How big do they get?	What is the Average size	When should I Go fishing	Best time for fishing	What would be the best lures to use
Lake Trout	40+ lbs.	8 lbs.	May - Oct.	June - August	big lures, plugs & streamer
Northern Pike	25+ lbs.	8 lbs.	May - Oct.	May - Oct.	big lures, plugs & streamer
Arctic Grayling	22 inches	14 inches	May - Oct.	May - Oct.	small spoons, spinner & flies
Bull Trout	20 Inches	12 inches	May - Oct.	June - Sept.	small spoons, spinner & flies
Rainbow Trout	26 inches	14 inches	May - Oct.	May - Oct.	small spoons, spinner & flies
Kokanee	22 inches	15 inches	June - Sept.	May - July	small spoons, spinner & flies
Dolly Varden	24 inches	12 inches	May - Oct.	June - Sept.	small spoons, spinner & flies