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Arctic Grayling Fishing Camps Athabasca Fishing Lodges - Athabasca Lake, Saskatchewan Nueltin Fly-In Lodges Ltd. - Nueltin Lake, Kasmere Lake, Shannon Lake, Manitoba Kasba Lake Lodge - The ultimate getaway location located in the Northwest Territories, Canada. Fly in to this renowned destination to enjoy catch & release, fly fishing and canoeing along the miles of pristine shoreline. Seal River Heritage Lodge Webbers Lodges - Situated in the heart of Manitoba's majestic northland, North Knife Lake Lodge and Dymond Lake Lodge are a serious sport fisherman's dream. Hawkrock Wilderness Adventures - 60 miles south of NWT & Central Saskatchewan Widrig Outfitters Ltd. Peterson's Point Lake Lodge Wolverine Lodge Plummer's Arctic Lodges - Great Slave Lake, Great Bear Lake, Northwest Territories

Grayling Fishing Outposts Katmai Lodge Alaska's Legend Lodge Alaska Fishing with Mark Glassmaker Big Sand Lake Lodge & Outposts - Full service guided pkgs 2-9 people. Fly-in camps. Good hunting for deer and moose. We have owned Northwinds Outpost and Pine Grove camp for 26 years, and we have been fulfilling fisherman's needs since we opened in 1973. Lynn Lake Fly-in Outpost Camps - Lynn Lake, Manitoba Northern Theriau Lake Lodge Great Canadian Fishing Adventures Frontier Fishing Lodge - Modern facility with professional guides, world class fishing, and the beauty of the Northwest Territories. Adventure Destinations Nordic Lodge Tukto Arctic Fly-In Lodges Munroe Lake Lodge - Munroe Lake, Manitoba Wolf Bay Lodge Nushagak Paradise Lodge Anvik River Lodge Wheeler River Lodge Ltd. Alaska Sportsman's Lodge D & D Camps Cree Lake Lodge Arctic Lodges Ltd. Lloyd Lake Lodge Ena Lake Lodge - Ena Lake, Northwestern Saskatchewan Blackstone Outfitters Ltd. Canadian Sub-Arctic Hunting Misaw Lake Lodge & Patterson Lake Outpost Caribou Mountain Wilderness Selwyn Lake Lodge Lac La Martre Lodge - 100% catch and release. ACE Wilderness Guiding Services

Arctic Grayling have an average length of 12-15 inches and weighs in at 1-3 pounds. A strikingly coloured fish, the back is purple to blue-black or blue-grey with sides of a pinkish iridescence having a number of V-shaped or diamond shaped spots. The Arctic Grayling head is olive-green with a mauve iridescence. During spawning the colors darken and the male becomes more brilliant than the female.

Always on the lookout for a tasty insect morsel, Arctic grayling are popular with anglers for their willingness to take a lure. This characteristic, however, is more than a special gift from nature. It is one of the grayling's unique adaptations.

Sporting an elegant sail-like dorsal fin, Arctic grayling are freshwater cousins of the trout. During the short summer season, Arctic Grayling feast on huge numbers of drifting aquatic insects. Arctic Grayling prefer to feed in clear flowing rivers so they can see their prey. Arctic Grayling use silty glacial rivers as summer migration corridors and for overwintering.

Arctic Grayling are taken by Eskimos and Indians as food for their dogs and, less often, for themselves. They are an attractive sport fish due to their tendency to leap when hooked. Fly fishermen fly into northern Canada to catch this beautiful fish.