The Lodge
The Bulkley River Lodge is on a remote section of one of the best Steelhead rivers on the planet located within the traditional Wet'suwet'en Territory. River-front access and no neighbors are great assets for a fishing lodge.
The River
The Bulkley River has one of the largest, if not the largest wild Steelhead runs in the world. The river is blessed with over ninety miles of classic fly water.
The Season
Primetime for Steelhead is late August to the middle of November
The Fish
Steelhead from 5 to 30 pounds... These wild fish are well known for attacking surface presentations throughout the season.
About
The steelhead fishing at the Bulkley River Lodge is simply world class. Bulkley River fly anglers have the ability to target good numbers of wild pacific steelhead over a three-month period. This extended run allows guests a chance to hit prime time conditions, which may be the most important part of fly angling to steelhead.
The steelhead of the Bulkley River are renowned for their aggressive nature. They also show a very curious side, as well. These tendencies give anglers the chance to present a great number of flies to the fish from big intruder style patterns in large runs to more pleasurable and exciting surface skating action in defined riffles. No one forgets their first steelhead breaking the surface and attacking their fly.
All of this great fly angling fun takes place on the beautiful Bulkley River, which is a special place. The river shows itself in many different ways as it leaves the mountains and cuts through the boreal forest and Bulkley Valley, headed to the Skeena River and eventually the sea. Anglers at Bulkley River Lodge can expect this fish and wade some of the best swinging water anywhere in the world!