Nass Watershed

Two and a half hour north of the hustle and bustle of Terrace B.C., and the fables waters of the lower Skeena River, there is a small, unassuming, homespun lodge that operates in anonymity and solitude. Their waters flow into the mighty Nass River, the first big river system north of the Skeena river. Our mainstay system of Nass base camp is the Bell Irving river, a gorgeous river behind which huge snow-capped mountains rise, in places, straight out of the river. To call this river majestic is a understatement. The other systems we will fish will be unnamed for a good reason, but they are unique, productive and very hard to blow out, making this program one of the most diverse and fol-weather-resistant in all of B.C. Catering to 4-6 anglers per week, Nass base camp is an intimate, casual, and totally unpretentious setup. Visitors may even call it funky but the guides are as good as it gets, the meals are delicious and hearty, and the value is unquestionable.

For those who appreciate getting off the beaten path and don’t need white table linens or turn down service, this should be at the top of your list.

Experience some of B.C.’s least travelled trophy steelhead systems. Fish rivers that are scenic, easy to wade and offer high catch rates. TAke advantage of what may be the greatest value in B.C. steelhead fishing. Enjoy simple hearty meals and very basic single accomodations. Fish a region that has very stable, clear flowing options.