Erika B Host Profile

Hi, I'm Erika

I've been a member since July 2021

We will do whatever we can to ensure that you have the experience of a life time. If you are interested in hunting some of the most spectacular country in northern British Columbia or would like to try fishing pristine waters that produce voracious trout up to 25 pounds then please do not hesitate to contact us. We don’t bite, we leave the biting to what we are hunting.

The area is home to eleven species that may be hunted including: Stone Sheep, Mountain Goat, Moose, Caribou, Elk, Black Bear, Wolf and Wolverine. We also have the biggest lake in the whole of British Columbia on our doorstep. Williston Lake and its tributaries plus several higher mountain lakes, offer world class trout fishing. We handle between 60-70 hunters, can easily handle 60-80 fishermen, and employ 6-8 guides and 3 staff in the lodge at Ft. Grahame.

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Erika's Listings

All Inclusive Fishing in British Columbia

MacKenzie, B.C., OTHER

Cabin • Private • Guided • 1-4 Guests • Experienced Local Guide • Travel by Truck, Boat, or Horse

6-Day Canadian Black Bear Hunt | Mackenzie BC

MacKenzie, B.C., OTHER

Drop Camp • Private • Guided • 1-2 Guests • Experienced Local Guide • Opportunity to Hunt Spring or Fall

7-Day Wolf Hunt in B.C.

MacKenzie, B.C., OTHER

Lodge • Private • Guided • 1-2 Guests • Experienced Local Guide • Opportunity for Multiple Primary Species

10-Day Moose Hunt

MacKenzie, B.C., OTHER

Drop Camp • Private • Guided • 1-3 Guests • Experienced Local Guide • Opportunity for Multiple Primary Species

10-Day Elk Hunt in BC

MacKenzie, B.C., OTHER

Drop Camp • Private • Guided • 1-3 Guests • Experienced Local Guide • Opportunity for Multiple Primary Species

10-Day Mountain Goat Hunt | Mackenzie, BC

MacKenzie, B.C., OTHER

Drop Camp • Private • Guided • 1-2 Guests • Experienced Local Guide • Opportunity for Multiple Primary Species

Stone Sheep Hunt

MacKenzie, B.C., OTHER

Lodge • Private • Guided • 1-2 Guests • Experienced Local Guide • Opportunity for Multiple Primary Species