Hi I am currently living in high level and would really like to get into some grayling this spring. Know the area around high level just don't know where to fish em if someone could give me some directional pointers and maybe some info on what gear it would be greatly appreciated
Right on I will give the Kakisa a try! Pretty willing to drive wherever I like a good road trip. And keg river sounds good haha let's learn how to get em
Right on I will give the Kakisa a try! Pretty willing to drive wherever I like a good road trip. And keg river sounds good haha let's learn how to get em
I havnt been to kakisa in many years, but it was and probably still is a world class fishery.
Right on I will give the Kakisa a try! Pretty willing to drive wherever I like a good road trip. And keg river sounds good haha let's learn how to get em
Give me a shout when the ice goes out, if you don't mind a bit of company, I can show you were there are some within an hours drive of High Level.
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Kikisa is definately a Beautiful Spot with probably some of the Biggest Grayling you will ever see. there is a small time frame in the Spring when they are there(in good numbers) so can be hit and miss! Watch for Bears!
Kikisa is definately a Beautiful Spot with probably some of the Biggest Grayling you will ever see. there is a small time frame in the Spring when they are there(in good numbers) so can be hit and miss! Watch for Bears!
beuaty kakisa grayling!!! think ill head up there this year. its been to long.
Spring arctic grayling
Kikisa is definately a Beautiful Spot with probably some of the Biggest Grayling you will ever see. there is a small time frame in the Spring when they are there(in good numbers) so can be hit and miss! Watch for Bears!
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