JOIN WRITER, PHOTOGRAPHER AND TRAVEL SPECIALIST Jeff Bright on the world's best waters for sea-run fish. Non-hosted trips with our outfitting partners, selected to provide premium opportunities, can also be arranged. Contact us via the form below or by phone at 415-317-9400 to inquire, discuss details and to book your trip.

Destinations
 

Ekaluk River / Lyall's Flyfishing Camp

A short ride by float plane from Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, and located on a bluff overlooking the river estuary, Lyall’s is a true wilderness camp offering a stunning view of the fabled Northwest Passage and surrounding Arctic landscape. Guests have walking access to the entire length of the river from the outlet of Lake Ferguson to the sea. A closely guarded secret, closed in 2018 and reopened in 2022, the camp offers an extraordinary experience centered around swinging flies for large sea-run Arctic char. 

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Skeena Region / Nicholas Dean Outdoors
Located in Terrace, British Columbia, the hub of the Lower Skeena Valley, NDO is perfectly situated to provide all-inclusive packages for steelhead, chinook and coho in spring, summer and fall. Our trusted partner and friend for over 20 years, now operating out of Yellow Cedar Lodge overlooking the Skeena.

Rio Gallegos & Rio Santa Cruz / Salmon Junkies
Our associates since 2012, Salmon Junkies develop and provide attractive, all-inclusive angling programs on a number of waters around the globe for sea-run fish. Their new program at Estancia Alquinta offers exclusive, double-bank access to an extensive lower reach of the renowned Rio Gallegos. Also available, Piedrabuena Steelhead Program, an add-on package for Atlantic steelhead on the Rio Santa Cruz.

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Matapedia River / Tobique Salmon Club

Early season weeks at historic Tobique Salmon Club on the Matapedia River, the largest tributary in the famous Restigouche system, offering prime fly water access to what are arguably the most desirable Atlantic salmon returning to Eastern Canada's Gaspé region. Not an easy game, but with off-the-chart rewards.

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Dean River / BC West

We couldn't be more thrilled. We've returned to the Pacific Northwest's premier summer steelhead and chinook fishery: the incomparable Dean River. In a "split" program — three days below the canyon and three days above the canyon via ATV access — BC West offers first swings for what may be the hottest anadromous fish on the planet. Late June and early July is a prime window for a mix of both species.