The dream starts when you wake up: The fresh air blowing from the mountains, the river running gin clear in front of the camp, the promise of another great day. After breakfast, it's time to get into your wader gear.

 After a forty-minute hike, you reach Million Dollar Pool. As the name suggest, it always holds fish. A lot of fish! But even if you can clearly see the shadows of what must be more than a hundred char stacked up, you move on. At Cut Bank, you spot several bigger fish holding in the middle of the river. It's tempting but you don't stop for more than a minute or two. Today, you have something else in mind.

The tributary runs into the Eqalugsugssuit just below a big lake. The lower part isn't the fishiest but after another half-hour-hike it changes from a fast river meandering through big boulders to one that runs through a plateau at a slower pace. It's a gem of a river, just referred to as "The Creek". You wonder, when was the last time you fished an unnamed river? The answer is easy: Never.

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