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Arctic grayling (Thymallus arcticus) is a species of freshwater fish in the salmon family (family Salmonidae) of order Salmoniformes. It comprises five subspecies, including the Arctic grayling proper (T. arcticus arcticus). |
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Arctic grayling are considered one of the most beautiful fresh water fish with their brilliant markings and large fin. Only accessible in the cleanest, most remote waters in the North, grayling offer a spectacular fight, with many leaps and strong run, utilizing the current they live in. If you've never been this far north, we assure you that the experience of seeing a spectacular arctic grayling battle is a priceless angling moment.
Gangler’s North Seal River Lodge is grayling heaven, offering the finest arctic grayling fishing in the world. Their exclusive 7200 sq. mile allocation offers more world-class grayling area than any other outfitter in North America, featuring 12 river systems including the world-famous North Seal and countless drainages, with 95% of it virgin water. For the aficionado of the prize grayling, this is Nirvana, with enough opportunities to last a lifetime.
They are a classic quarry on a 3-5 weight fly rod, readily rising to devour dry flies. The bug hatches here are tremendous and these fish are thick and heavy, constantly gorging themselves. Grayling can also be readily taken on ultralight spinning rigs with small spinners.
If you are looking for the epitome of Arctic Grayling fishing, Gangler’s North Seal River offers more grayling water than any other lodge in Canada !
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