Fly Fishing Greenland | Yellow Dog Field Reports
For us, the draw of exploration never fades. New places, cultures, and fisheries are the driving force behind the Yellow Dog brand.
When Greenland came on our radar, we weren't entirely sure what to expect-but were quickly blown away by the scenery, the seemingly never-ending rivers, and the thousands of massive Arctic char we could see only feet from the river's edge.
Jim Klug and Josh Mills recently returned from travels to Camp North and Erfalik Lodge, two unique lodging operations stationed alongside two productive char waterways.
While not a technical fishery, it requires abundant hiking and is ideal for anglers who are in shape and prefer to work for the reward. For anglers who have traveled to Bolivia, New Zealand, or enjoy backcountry adventures, this is the perfect destination for you.
Given its proximity to the North Pole, the fishery is only open during July and August. But during that time, anglers can target massive and beautiful char on brightly colored streamers or skate big foam flies to entice exciting topwater eats. If you are also drawn to exploration and new adventures, Greenland's ceaseless rivers should be near the top of your list.
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I can not get enough of this channel. Filmography, editing, presentation, all amazing.
Wow! Alright, Greenland is now on the list!
A place I would love to visit and fish.
That is one awesome film of outback Greenland 🇬🇱 wow the filming is spectacular and I feel like I know that camp North and even lodge fishing is an adventure! Well done!
Cool nice fish and spot…. Sea run arctic char are also some of the tastiest salmonoids on earth… cheers🎉
Piękna przygoda :)
@drapieznynikodem6566
10 ай бұрын
zgadzam się!
England calling - I have been a great fan of Catch magazine channel, primarily because the camera work is so good, the fishing outstanding and the scenery. Can I compliment you highly, the production here is outstanding. Greenland is now on my bucket list. Fantastic guys, cannot wait to browse the rest of your channel. Ivan.
@Yellowdogflyfishingadventures
10 ай бұрын
Thanks so much!
This is definitely sitting on top of my bucket list
I lived on Baffin Island and also in Nunavut for 14 years - the Fly Fishing is literally a died and gone to heaven everywhere......... bet Greenland is no different?!!!!!
I caught a 90cm char last year. The average size we had was about 70-75cm. It was on Taimyr. But I really want to go to the Camp North.
Saludos desde España ..un vídeo documental increíble un gran trabajo ..algo en lo que algunos solo podemos soñar ....increíble . Peces, aventura y paisajes todo contado y mostrado con muy buen gusto. Enhorabuena chicos.🤙🎣
I like it Jim!!
That looks awesome!
Superb video, I've been to Greenland (Kulusuk, east coast) but would love to go back. In the meantime, this gives me a good fix of a beautiful place.
@Yellowdogflyfishingadventures
10 ай бұрын
Thank you!!
This fishing is very similar to what we have in pyramid lake nevada, big cutthroat love the popcorn beetles and streamers!
You have to try Slovakia guys😏
Omg Josh mills is my son
Greenland looks beautiful, have you considered Newfoundland and Labrador as a potential destination?
@jimklug6806
10 ай бұрын
For sure we're thinking about those locations! Always looking for new, exciting and legitimate operations here at Yellow Dog. Labrador is one that we need to work on for sure! Thanks for the note.
I just love catching sea run char they fight so much more than just normal frechwater char and because my familie own a river where they go up though not that big normaly biggest we have seen ever was 7-8 kg. but normaly we get between 7 hg.-2kg. still fun on fly but its more effective to use a orasje spinner on a ultra light rod
Greenland is amazing. Still if you go there and have no expecations, then even your rods are carried in. It is sad...
American guides in our country give me the shits…NZ.