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    Tackle for northern rivers

    Will be doing a couple hunts on the Muskwa this year, going to pack a collapsible rod and reel. What tackle should I try when we have downtime?

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    Re: Tackle for northern rivers

    Depending how far upstream from Ft.Nelson you are going:

    jigs single or split tail 2-3 " good for bull trout
    spoons assorted less than 2" good for bull trout
    spinners med/ small panther martin are good for Grayling, smaller bull trout
    Not sure of water clarity when you are going. Have some brighter and some darker colours


    Good luck

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    Re: Tackle for northern rivers

    Quote Originally Posted by wsquared View Post
    Depending how far upstream from Ft.Nelson you are going:

    jigs single or split tail 2-3 " good for bull trout
    spoons assorted less than 2" good for bull trout
    spinners med/ small panther martin are good for Grayling, smaller bull trout
    Not sure of water clarity when you are going. Have some brighter and some darker colours


    Good luck
    Awesome, thanks for the tips!
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    Re: Tackle for northern rivers

    Closer to Ft. Nelson, same lures could bring in Pike, Walleye and Burbot.

    Upper or lower Muskwa, focus on where clear(er) and murkier water comes together.

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