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Arctic Adventures - The Tuksukatuk Lake and river system abounds with Arctic Char, Lake Trout and Native Brook Trout. Lodge Location: Eastern Arctic Region of Quebec ACE Wilderness Guiding Services Whalers Cove Lodge Inc. Katmai Lodge - only designated Trophy Fishing area in Alaska. Katmai Fishing Lodge offers Arctic Grayling, Arctic Char, and Salmon Fishing in Alaska. Alaska's Legend Lodge - World record Arctic Char can be caught in the beautiful Tree River

Char Fishing Lodge Alaska Fishing with Mark Glassmaker Great Canadian Fishing Adventures Nushagak Paradise Lodge - Family run business fishing the Bristol Bay Alaska area specializing in King Salmon and Silver Salmon fishing with low guide to guest ratios. Anvik River Lodge - Located on the Anvik River, a subsidiary of the Yukon, 450 miles northwest of Anchorage. Alaska Sportsman's Lodge - This fishing lodge is located in the heart of the Bristol Bay region offering Arctic Char fishing. Zachar Bay Lodge Inc. Plummer's Arctic Lodges - World record Arctic Char can be caught in the beautiful Tree River. World Record: 32 lb 9 oz, Tree River, NT Blackstone Outfitters Ltd.

Arctic char, the most northern freshwater fish, has been an important and healthy food resource to Inuit for centuries. Char is eaten raw, frozen, dried, smoked, aged or cooked. The meat, head and eggs are excellent sources of protein and Vitamin B. Dried char contains omega-3 fatty acids which helps prevent heart disease. There are two subgroups of arctic char: a sea-run group; and a freshwater or land-locked group, both of which belong to the salmon family.

Arctic Char are distributed throughout the polar regions and is the most northerly distributed of char and its closely related cousin, the Dolly Varden. As the name suggest, Arctic Char is not common to southern waters. They strive in rivers that have very cold temperatures such as those in Labrador. However some rivers on the island of Newfoundland also have large stocks of Arctic Char.