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Summer Events: Fishing, Chili, International Food, and More

Learn more about the different fishing spots across northeast B.C. Plus, a list of events happening for June 23-25, 2023

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Hey everyone!

School is wrapping up and summer is starting so what better way to celebrate that than with a nice fishing trip? This week in the summer newsletter I am showcasing the many places to fish in northeast BC! Whether you are a small-time angler or a fishing enthusiast I’m sure there will be something for everyone in this week’s issue.

Charlie Lake

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This small lake is ideal for beginners. Whether you are fishing from a dock or a boat the fish will be biting! For casting, I recommend a light jig with a bright head and spinners for trolling through the weeds.

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Williston Lake

I would highly recommend bringing a good boat and checking the wind before you fish here but once you do get out on the lake the gorgeous inlets are chock full of fish. The further you are able to go down the lake the better the fishing is so make sure to fill up the jerry cans. While on the main lake trolling with a willow leaf set up and flashers have been found to be successful. While in the many bays around the lake casting with a spinner brings in all sorts of creatures.

Moberly Lake

Last on my list this week is Moberly Lake. This is a wonderful fishing hole for campers because of its vehicle-accessible campsite. This is a fly fish-friendly lake as this is one of the best ways to catch the mountain white fish in the lake and if you are looking to get out on the lake trolling around with flashers or jigs is always a great way to catch a big one!

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Events Happening June 23-25, 2023

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Emily has lived in Fort St. John for her whole life and has spent her high school years dedicated to serving her community. She writes the summer newsletter for Energeticcity.ca and drives the summer cruiser for Moose FM. She will be attending university this Fall to start her Undergraduate Degree in psychology. Emily enjoys reading, crocheting, and hanging out with her friends and family in her free time.

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