PEMBERTON GUIDED TOUR FIELD GUIDE
3 Lakes, 3 Species, 3 Days — Ice Fishing: Multiple Day Excursion | $1579/Person
A three-day guided ice-fishing retreat based in Pemberton that visits secret frozen lakes, targets bull, brook and rainbow trout, and uses a rustic log cabin as basecamp.
3 Lakes, 3 Species, 3 Days — Ice Fishing: Multiple Day Excursion | $1579/Person.
Over three days and two nights, Pemberton Fish Finder leads anglers into British Columbia’s winter wilderness to fish secret, untouched lakes for bull trout, brook trout and rainbow trout while staying in a cozy log cabin; the trip pairs expert guiding and remote scenery with hands-on, old‑school ice angling.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Three species across three secret lakes
Guides take small groups to three separate, undisclosed lakes over the course of the excursion, giving anglers the opportunity to target bull trout, brook trout and rainbow trout in waters known only to the guides.
A rustic log cabin in the frozen wild
After each day on the ice, participants return to a cozy log cabin—an undisclosed, remote accommodation that provides shelter, meals and a warm place to regroup between outings.
Old‑school ice angling through an eight‑inch hole
Fishing is done from the ice through roughly an eight‑inch hole using bait, lures and jigging techniques; anglers should be prepared to fish in sub‑freezing conditions and to handle large fish pulled through small openings.
What the day feels like
What the three‑day experience feels like
Mornings begin with an early departure from Pemberton and a short transit to frozen lakes, followed by focused ice fishing sessions where anglers set up over drilled holes, fish with bait and lures, and rely on guide knowledge to find holding trout; evenings are spent at the log cabin with hearty meals and the quiet of the snowbound landscape.
THE FISH
Three species across three secret lakes
Guides take small groups to three separate, undisclosed lakes over the course of the excursion, giving anglers the opportunity to target bull trout, brook trout and rainbow trout in waters known only to the guides.
THE BASECAMP
A rustic log cabin in the frozen wild
After each day on the ice, participants return to a cozy log cabin—an undisclosed, remote accommodation that provides shelter, meals and a warm place to regroup between outings.
THE TECHNIQUE
Old‑school ice angling through an eight‑inch hole
Fishing is done from the ice through roughly an eight‑inch hole using bait, lures and jigging techniques; anglers should be prepared to fish in sub‑freezing conditions and to handle large fish pulled through small openings.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this trip matches — and who should think twice.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
This is a three‑day program with two nights of cabin accommodation.
Meet at 1954 BC 99 Bay 1, Pemberton BC V0N 2L0 for early morning departure.
Pack warm winter clothing for sub‑freezing temperatures: a warm winter jacket, snow pants, waterproof rubber boots (and a spare pair if possible), gloves, toque, sunglasses and a camera, plus personal toiletries.
Lodging is in a secluded log cabin; participants return to the cabin each evening for meals and rest between days on the ice.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the excursion?
The trip runs three days with two nights of accommodation.
Where do we meet and depart from?
Meeting and departure take place at 1954 BC 99 Bay 1, Pemberton BC V0N 2L0 for an early morning start.
What species will we fish for?
The itinerary targets bull trout, brook trout and rainbow trout across three different lakes.
What fishing methods are used?
Fishing is done through an approximately eight‑inch hole using bait and lures with jigging techniques.
What should I pack and wear?
Bring warm winter outerwear for sub‑freezing temperatures: a warm jacket, snow pants, waterproof boots (and a spare), gloves, toque, sunglasses and a camera, plus toiletries.
Are there age limits or restrictions?
The operator notes the trip is great for ages 8 and up; participants should also be prepared for cold outdoor conditions.