Sea Run Brook Trout / Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge - Northern Manitoba

[@bigron8346]

Heli fishing sounds so awesome!! Thanks Mark.

[@eastprospecthomestead]

Wow, I've been fly fishing for many lesser known trout species my whole life, I've never heard of sea run brook trout! This is awesome

[@mikespinks5859]

Sea run brookies are Arctic char but I could be mistaken

[@andyfletcher3561]

Same here. When I was a kid Grampa and I would fish the Cowlitz River for "Harvest Trout", sea run Cutthroats. A rainbow of course is a Steelhead. Never heard of sea run Brooke Trout.

[@andyfletcher3561]

@@mikespinks5859 All Brookies are actually Char.

[@Ag-xy4gu]

@@mikespinks5859 no the are Brook trout. They are quite common in NS, PEI, NB, Quebec and NL & Labrador.

[@838beb]

Take a shot every time he says sea run or resident

[@michaelshaw8370]

The most wonderful part of fly fishing is the sheer diversity of environment, location, and species of trout/ grayling/ salmon. Everything from English chalk stream. To the wilds of North America. New Zealand. Northern Europe. South America. Ponds to Rutland Water in England. Highland Lochs. To the Great Lakes. A world of choices and memories.

[@mattokeefe691]

Thanks Mark and the New Fly Fisher. Great bucket list trip

[@joncothranphotography9375]

Bucket list for sure! Thanks Guys!

[@kevinstromquist5954]

Nanuk is a great Lodge, excellent rooms, food and guides. We were up for wildlife viewing but may be back for some trout fishing,

[@wildbrookies]

Awesome! Love all your videos. Please keep producing such quality videos! Thanks!!

[@dirkvannieuwenhove]

Iceland and Greenland as well 😉 but an amazing video! Thanks for sharing!

[@chrishoward4546]

Holy polar bear I really enjoyed this adventure thank you for all your hard work sir thanks!!

[@sweynforkbeard8857]

That's as close as I ever want to get to Polar bears. Not an enticement unless I have high powered weapons.

[@zanekaidevi]

Breuk Treut !!!

[@samajier2566]

Amazing video

[@slowwaterdrifting]

Mark forgot his sunscreen as usual! 😂

[@keith6308]

In the heli you could scout so much of that for the best possible spots. Not that many trees that far north either.

[@michaellobdell1335]

What’s the difference between sea run and Arctic char ?

[@BCyr1991]

This is a weird question, like asking the difference between pike and musky. They are distinctly different species.

[@daveharper5844]

Do the locals consider these sea run brookies a type of east coast steelhead ?

[@ashtonmakowsky9838]

Lol what....obviously not. First off they arent steelhead and they arent "east"

[@vjaldere2]

I wonder if higher numbers of them would be had on a euro nymphing technique? I’m genuinely curious has anyone fished here using a euro technique?

[@tj6111]

Hey guide in the yellow jacket: I’m gonna need you to bring the energy way down. You’re comin on just a LITTLE strong 🙄

[@chriseggs3447]

But, but! Polar Bears can’t live without the ice! Jackasses!

[@alfonso862]

Your carbon footprint is bigger than the fish! Just saying.... catch and release is great but gotta look at the BIG conservation picture.

[@JP-dz7zu]

Let me type this in capital letters so you can read it. SHUTTHEFUCKUP!

[@lucasgrotton9386]

I would not travel that far to catch dink brookies like that you can also get salters in the states

[@mikespinks5859]

Where in the states u getting specks bigger than that?

[@Ag-xy4gu]

Go further north and you can get both Atlantic’s and Sea run Speckles in the same rivers.

[@renownriverspnw5314]

Aren’t much of dinks to me but ok