Arctic Grayling Fishing
Thymallus Arcticus
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9.8-24 inch
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3.1-7.9 lb
Arctic Grayling are easily recognized by their large, sail-like dorsal fin and iridescent body. Found in the cold, clear waters of the Arctic and subarctic regions, they are surface feeders, often caught on dry flies. Sensitive to environmental changes, Arctic Grayling are considered an indicator species, reflecting the health of their pristine, remote habitats.
Lures & Baits
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plugs
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spoons
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crickets
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artificial salmon eggs
Fishing Tips
- Water type: fresh
- Hook type: Treble hook, J-hook
- Hook size: #13-#11
How to Catch Arctic Grayling
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still fishing
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fly fishing
Where to Catch Arctic Grayling
Best Fishing Spots for Arctic Grayling
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Naknek rivermouth
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Ace Creek
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Harney Creek
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Apple Dam Reservoir
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Lake Coleen
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East Fork Wolf Creek Reservoir
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Garden Creek (WY)
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Soda Lake (WY)
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Casper Parks Number 2
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Fish Hawk Lake
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Lake Edward (US, CO)
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Lake Margaret (CO)
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Teddy Creek
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Sand Lake (US, AK)
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Willow Creek (US, AK)
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Little Willow Creek (AK)
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Jean Lake (US, AK)
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Willow Lake (US, AK)