Lodge & Camp
Skeena River Lodge offers accommodations at two separate sites.
Main Lodge
The main lodge is situated in close proximity to the Skeena, Kitimat, Copper (Zymoetz) and Kalum (Kitsumkalum) rivers. The Lodge is sitting on seven acres of private land, surrounded with Crown land! We are only a 20 minute drive from the Terrace Airport and the city of Terrace. This location provides accommodation for six to eight anglers in a handcrafted post and beam cabin.IMG_3197
Our rustic cabin provides all the basics to ensure you are well rested and well fed. We have hot showers, comfortable single beds along with simple, wholesome home-cooked meals to ensure you eat well and get a good night’s sleep. We are all about fishing, not fancy. Don’t expect champagne or roast duck but you c
View more...an count on a nice steak or lasagne. Because we aren’t fancy, we don’t charge fancy prices. We are focussed on the fishing, and that is why we are a real fly fishing lodge.
Nass Base Camp
Our remote Nass Base Camp is located on the banks of the Beautiful Meziaden lake close to the Alaskan border. This base camp use to be a tent camp, but now we own a very nice 1700 sqf Log home with a guide cabin on the side. We run this camp only in September and October. This Lodge is a no nonsens steelhead programme. We fish the Bell Irving river and other secret rivers what will guarantee you a real Northern BC steelhead adventure!
Because a quality angling experience is our top priority, we only allow four anglers per week in our camp. This two angler per guide ratio guarantees you top notch service.
The Skeena River Lodge experience not only offers an unequalled fly fishing adventure in a breathtaking environment. We also provide the angler with priceless knowledge about the fishery here in BC. Our guides can offer you detailed Spey/ single handed casting instruction as well as sharing their knowledge about specific fishing situations such as fly selection, sink tip usage, line control and presentation methods. Our guides will provide you with all the ingredients needed to land that trophy fish of a lifetime.
Seasons
Our fly fishing season begins near the the end of March and continues until the beginning of November.
In late March the spring run of steelhead start migrating up river entering the Kalum, Kitimat, lower Skeena and countless remote coastal rivers. We will pursue this run of fish until the middle of May.
After the spring run steelhead, the mighty Kings (Spring/Tyhee) start to migrate up river on their way to there natal streams. These are the big fish, arriving with the high tides. They have one thing on there mind. Now it is a challenge to intercept them and seduce them with a well presented fly. Once hooked you will never forget the unbelievable power of a fresh chrome king just hours, sometime minutes from the Ocean, still covered in sea lice. They will put your fly gear to View more...the ultimate test!
Generally from the middle of June till the end of July fly angler will have the best opportunity to hook one of these giants of the river.
Fresh out of the ocean these are the hardest fighting toughest salmon and steelhead in the world.
When July starts all five species of Pacific Salmon (king, chum, sockeye, pink and coho) start entering the rivers. With the countless rivers we are able to guide on you will have a chance to purse any or all of the five species of salmon.
In August the summer run steelhead begin their upstream migration, entering the lower Skeena bound for their home rivers like the famous Kispiox, Sustut and Babine. Fresh from the ocean, we will intercept these steelhead when they are at their physical peak. Now is the best time to hook that trophy fish of a lifetime! Following the steelhead, are the big Northern Cohos which can weigh over 20 pounds.
September and October provide the opportunity to fish the Bell-Irving and Skeena Rivers for summer run steelhead in a pristine wilderness setting.
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British Columbia, Canada 
