Book a guided day on the water from May to October. Choose a boat trip for pike or trout, or a midnight-sun trip. All trips are private, with hotel pickup and gear included.
Prices are per person, in Canadian dollars. June to August.
A quick look at what you can book. Full details and seasonal notes live on each trip page; prices are in CAD and based on one or two guests unless noted.
June to August. Enjoy a northern sunset on the water at midnight. Snacks and drinks included. Bring long pants and a light coat; it gets cold after sunset.
Depart Schwatka Lake, run upstream to the Yukon River’s headwaters. Watch for wildlife as Whitehorse fades behind. Snacks included.
Enjoy a shore lunch at Schwatka Lake. Cruise to a Yukon River viewpoint, then cook deep-fried fish with fries or a foil bake. Enjoy your meal by the river with snacks.
Travel south on the Klondike Highway, stopping at Emerald Lake and Carcross Desert. Visit Tagish and Bennett Lakes, and explore gold rush history. Snacks included.
Head west to Kluane, home of Mount Logan. Visit Champagne, Haines Junction, and the Da Ku Cultural Centre. Explore Kathleen Lake, hike to a glacier, and see Klukshu. Wildlife is abundant. Snacks included. The hike is 3.2 km return.
Explore the Wildlife Preserve’s 5 km loop for $15. Enjoy Eclipse Hot Springs, and stop at Bean North for coffee. Bring a swimsuit; sandals are available. Must be 19 or older.
Different months suit different fish, and the aurora has its own calendar. Use this to time your trip:
Top-tier rods, reels, and all necessary terminal tackle/lures provided.
Freshly prepared shore lunch and non-alcoholic beverages included.
Complimentary shuttle service to and from your Whitehorse hotel.
A valid Yukon fishing license and clothing for the day’s weather.
Kyle has guided pike and lake trout since 2016 and spends more than 200 days a year on the water. He runs every trip personally, keeps groups small, and is as well known for his shore lunches as his fishing. Beginners are welcome; a good share of guests are out for the first time.
Groups are small and Kyle guides every trip himself, so the calendar is limited and the best weeks go early. June and the heart of summer book first; if your dates are fixed, reach out well ahead. October is quieter and often the best value of the season.
