Library Album Great Bear Lake and Tree River - 2012

Great Bear Lake and Tree River - 2012

Fly fishing picture Fly fishing picture Fly fishing picture Fly fishing picture Fly fishing picture Fly fishing picture A fly caught "Redfin" Lake Trout from the Croker River, a tributary that flows out of Bluenose Lake and onwards to the Arctic Ocean. These Redfins are a different subspecies that the typical piscivorous Lake Trout also found in these waters. Fly fishing picture Fly fishing picture Croker River Arctic Grayling. On an exploratory camping trip to Nunavut, we traveled across Bluenose Lake to the mouth of the Croker River. Here we discovered an untapped section of river that was loaded with Lake Trout, Arctic Grayling, and Landlocked Ar A gnarly male Tree River char in all his splendour! Mid-August these bright red ferrari's litter the bright blue waters of the Tree and you have a chance to catch a fish of a lifetime. Tree River char in all its splendor. Photo credit: Nick Laferriere Big ole Tree River char. These fish are very unique in that they have been found to have Arctic Char, Dolly Varden, and Lake Trout genes in them. The largest char in the world are found in the Tree River with fish caught over 30lbs every year. Fly fishing picture Arctic Wolf sunset on the Tree River Tree River hen colouring. Male Tree River char. Subtle colouring on an average sized male char. Fly fishing picture Fly fishing picture

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