Yukon is a wilderness fishing destination like no other. The Yukon River produces the world's largest Chinook salmon, while countless lakes and rivers offer Arctic grayling, lake trout, and northern pike in pristine northern wilderness.
Fishing Regulations
- Recommended on ALL Yukon waters; MANDATORY on all Conservation Waters, some Special Management Waters, and when fishing for salmon.
12 species limits are shown per spot in the CatchTales app.
Pick a region below to explore its fishing spots.
Central Yukon
Stewart River, Pelly River, Mayo Lake, McQuesten River
34 spots
Dawson & Klondike
Yukon River, Klondike River, Bonanza Creek, Hunker Creek
56 spots
Kluane & Southwest Yukon
Kluane Lake, Kathleen River, Aishihik Lake, Dezadeash Lake
37 spots
Northern Yukon
Old Crow River, Porcupine River, Firth River, Bell River
39 spots
Southern Lakes Region
Teslin Lake, Watson Lake, Frances Lake, Liard River
46 spots
Whitehorse Area
Yukon River, Fish Lake, Lake Laberge, Marsh Lake
59 spots
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