Great Slave Lake is North America's deepest, a vast Shield lake whose East Arm is a celebrated trophy lake-trout fishery. After ice-off the big lakers hunt the cold shallows where they're catchable on stripped streamers, and the feeder rivers run with Arctic grayling. Northern pike add another fly target. Immense, cold and wild, mostly fished from fly-in lodges.
Great Slave Lake is the deepest lake in North America, a huge Shield water holding trophy lake trout, Arctic grayling and northern pike, with the famous East Arm a renowned trophy lake-trout fishery served by fly-in lodges. Cold, clear and immense, it offers shallow-water fly fishing for big lakers after ice-off and grayling in the rivers that feed it.
Wading: Vast deep cold lake, sudden weather — a boat/lodge fishery
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