Everyday is a heli fishing kind of day in British Columbia
Everyday is a heli fishing kind of day in British Columbia
Fish stories are known for stretching the truth. Small fish get big, Big fish get bigger, and the stories get more epic with each retelling. Sometimes there’s no need for exaggeration, sometimes there’s a helicopter. The difference between a good day and a great day fishing is a scenic flight through the coastal mountains of British Columbia. Let’s not forget about the Trout fishing, these fish rarely see hooks. This makes them very eager to bite almost anything you tie on the end of your fishing line. First time fly fishers feel like a pro, simply because you can’t do anything wrong. Get your friends and family members hooked on fishing on one of the many high paced, remote alpine lakes surrounding Whistler, British Columbia. There is nothing quite like having a lake to yourself for the day that is absolutely steaming with fish.
Remote Alpine Lake fishing in British Columbia
We typically wrap up the heli fishing season by the end of October or as snow starts to fly in the alpine. As the days grow shorter, trout really start to feed frantically in anticipation for the winter months. I’ve had Trout take a fly dangling over the side of my float tube while I searched for another pattern that was less worn. The only reason you will typically change a fly is because it has been worn out by repeated abuse. There is no need for a substantial fly selection, simply bring a few locator flies such as black spratleys, pumpkin heads and wooly buggers in a variety of colors. Dry fly fishing can almost seem like work just keeping your fly riding high. At almost the second your fly hits the water it will boil with trout activity. We have found that the larger of trout caught are caught with wet flies.
Gain access to the alpine lakes
Our small flotation devices are called float tubes. Float tubes are very comfortable and pack away nice and compact which is important being there is limited space in a helicopter. These float tubes gain you access to an entire alpine lake, no fish is safe. It is difficult to take in the endless scenery in every direction and the thousand smells of fresh Alpine air between bites. At the end of the day or during your lunch, sit back and enjoy a small campfire. Going home with the smell of success on your hands and the light Aroma of campfire smoke on your clothing is the proof of a Great day.
To book a memorable heli fishing trip in British Columbia call our booking agent “Melissa” Toll free (877)905-8121 or email info@pembertonfishfinder.com . You can also visit our Heli fishing page on our website for more information about heli fishing in British Columbia, Canada. We also offer multiple day trips, river fly fishing, tolling tours and ice fishing tours to name a few. View other fishing trips we offer here https://pembertonfishfinder.com/guided-fishing-trips/
We look forward to heli fishing with you in British Columbia,
Pemberton Fish Finder. https://pembertonfishfinder.com/
Below are a few pictures and a short video from our heli fishing trip in British Columbia on October 1st, 2016. Enjoy!
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