Skeena River Lodge
25 minutes from the Terrace Airport on the banks of the Skeena River.
Skeena River Lodge
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Skeena River Lodge
25 minutes from the Terrace Airport on the banks of the Skeena River.
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Skeena River Lodge
Orvis-Endorsed Fly-Fishing Lodge
1-250-638-1184
info@skeenariverlodge.com
skeenariverlodge.com
Skeena River Lodge is a park-like estate situated on the banks of the Skeena River. Guest accommodations are in single-occupancy cabins or rooms in the main lodge, all with ensuite bathrooms. Other amenities include a full-service bar and dining room, steam and woodfire saunas, hot tub, gym, game room, and a casting pond stocked with rainbow trout.
Tours are seven nights with six days of fishing. Guests will picked up at the Terrace Airport on Saturday afternoon and brought to the lodge, where they will be greeted by guiding and lodge staff. The head guide will provide a plan for the week, including where and with whom they will fish. Assignments are given nightly to ensure the best fishing opportunities. Departure times depend on season, but a basic daily schedule consists of:
- Morning breakfast
- Depart for fishing
- Go fishing!
- Lunch, snacks and coffee provided on river
- Return to lodge in afternoon
- Après snacks and beverages
- Dinner and assignments for the next day
- Relax –Repeat
The second-longest river entirely within British Columbia, the Skeena River watershed drains 54,400 km2 (21,000 sq. mi.) of northwestern BC. The river begins its 570 km- (350 mi) long journey from the Sacred Headwaters before meeting the Pacific Ocean in Chatham Sound. Due to its abundant salmon and steelhead runs, the Skeena region has long been home to the Gitxsan and Tsimshian people. To the modern angler, the Skeena is known as a fish superhighway, with runs of all five Pacific salmon species and wild steelhead migrating up the river at different points throughout the year. Starting in March we target the spring steelhead run swinging flies to chrome fish. In June and July, we bring out the big guns and focus attention on the Chinook salmon run, the hardest fighting fish in the river. Come August, the summer steelhead are running as well as all the other salmon species. This is the best opportunity for the Skeena grand slam! Through the fall, it's all about steelhead and Coho. This is dry-fly season and there is nothing more exciting than watching a wild steelhead crush your fly.
Rates are season and species dependent. Please visit https://www.skeenariverlodge.com/en/package for details.
Please visit https://www.skeenariverlodge.com/en/packages/ for our packages. Inside each package, you will find a fact sheet, which provides an overview of program, including flies and an equipment list.
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