LOCATION
Skeena Region - British Columbia

SEASON
Mid March – Late November

CAPACITY
Maximum of 12 fishing guests per week

SPECIES
Steelhead, salmon, and trout

GENERAL INFORMATION
The Skeena River and its tributaries bring back year-round runs of salmon, steelhead, and trout to the system that – combined – are the largest runs of wild fish in North America! Spey Lodge takes the meaning of “all-inclusive” very seriously. From the moment you arrive to the time you depart the lodge, everything except alcohol is included. Whether it is flies, tippet, or rods, Spey Lodge will take care of all your needs.

LENGTH OF STAY
Standard package is a six day / seven night package (Sunday to Saturday). Change-over days can be adjusted during certain times of the year.

THE FISHING
The lodge begins its season in mid-March with the arrival of the spring steelhead. Throughout the summer, anglers can catch five different species of sea-bright Pacific salmon in addition to resident trout. Starting the end of July, Spey Lodge offers some of the best Steelhead fishing in the world, which continues into the fall. Some of the best dry-fly steelheading on earth, this lasts until mid-November. The target species and the rivers fished vary from month to month, but the techniques stay relatively the same. Swinging wet flies with floating lines and light wet-tips is most effective. You can also skate dry flies to large steelhead, catching fish on the surface that can easily exceed 20 pounds! For those who are interested, the benefits of spey casting are taught and encouraged by the experienced guides to guests of all skill levels.

BOATS AND EQUIPMENT OFFERED
Rafts and aluminum jet boats equipped with Yamaha motors.

THE LODGING
Spey Lodge offers six comfortable, double occupancy rooms, all with private baths. There is also a large lounge, a dining room, and a number of other amenities. Although Spey Lodge has the capability to accommodate 12 anglers at a time, they usually cater to small groups, couples, and even single anglers. Let Yellow Dog team you up with Spey Lodge for a fishing experience of a lifetime in the wilds of British Columbia.

RATES & DETAILS 2009
$4,600.00 Canadian per person for a five day/six night package (INCLUDES TAXES)

$5,512.00 Canadian per person for a six day/seven night package (INCLUDES TAXES)

WHAT’S INCLUDED
All meals, transfers, purchased days of guided fishing, all accommodations based on single occupancy, all taxes, and tackle and equipment.

WHAT’S NOT INCLUDED
Airfare from original destination to Terrace, B.C., alcohol, and gratuities for staff and guides.

DEPOSIT INFORMATION
A 50% deposit (per angler) of the total package cost for each trip is due to us within 10 days of booking to secure the reservation. Guides and dates cannot be held or reserved without a deposit. YDFA reserves the right to charge a handling fee of $100 per person for date changes after the initial reservation has been made. Full payment is due 90 days prior to departure.

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED
As of January 23, 2007, a valid passport is required for all U.S. citizens leaving the country to visit Canada. Citizens of all other countries require a passport, and some nationalities may require an entry visa.

NON-ANGLING ACTIVITIES
The staff at Spey Lodge recommends that angling to be the primary reason for visiting the lodge, although activities such as hiking and wildlife viewing can be arranged for non-anglers.

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