Great Bear Lake is the ultimate northern trophy water — a vast, pristine Arctic-Circle lake producing the largest lake trout on earth, with Arctic grayling in its feeder streams and the famous Arctic char of the nearby Tree River within reach. The season is short and access is fly-in lodge only, but the fish are the stuff of legend. Big streamers and baitfish flies for giant lakers in the cold clear shallows after ice-off.
Great Bear Lake, straddling the Arctic Circle, is one of the largest and most pristine lakes on earth and the world's premier trophy lake-trout fishery — colossal, cold, gin-clear Canadian Shield water producing lake trout of legendary size, with Arctic grayling in its feeder streams and Arctic char on the famous Tree River side trips. A short summer season and fly-in lodge access define this ultimate northern trophy water.
Wading: Vast cold lake, sudden weather — a boat/lodge fishery
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