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Yukon Fish & Game Association Ensuring the sound, long-term management of fish, wildlife and outdoor recreational resources in the best interests of all residents of the Yukon.

Yukon Trappers Association 2026  Fall Fur and Craft Sale is coming 🔜 October 24th 11am-4pm at the Elks Hall. Promises to...
10/14/2026

Yukon Trappers Association 2026 Fall Fur and Craft Sale is coming 🔜 October 24th 11am-4pm at the Elks Hall. Promises to be a unique event with amazing products
Please note that the Yukon Trappers Association Fall Fur Show Oct 24 will be followed the very next day by a special Lynx Fur Handling Workshop in FRENCH October 25, 2026. Have a look at the posters!

Happy Thanksgiving to all of our members, and all Yukoners. We are thankful to have so many incredible hunting and fishi...
10/12/2026

Happy Thanksgiving to all of our members, and all Yukoners. We are thankful to have so many incredible hunting and fishing opportunities, across this beautiful land we share. 😎

10/12/2026

The colours might be changing, but safe driving is always in season. This long weekend when you gather with family and friends impaired driving has no place in the mix.
If your celebration includes more than too much 🦃turkey and stuffing make sure you have a plan to get home safely: call a friend, choose a designated driver or take a taxi.

10/08/2026
08/20/2026
Come help celebrate and promote salmon conservation and recognize the hard work of Yukon Energy and YFGA fish ladder sta...
08/20/2026

Come help celebrate and promote salmon conservation and recognize the hard work of Yukon Energy and YFGA fish ladder staff as we enjoy a good return of salmon!
With the 5 year moratorium on Yukon River Chinook harvest- now is your chance to make a difference.
See YOU tomorrow!

Another Successful YFGA Youth Outdoor Education Camp! 🏕️From July 1–5, twelve young Yukoners spent five unforgettable da...
07/14/2026

Another Successful YFGA Youth Outdoor Education Camp! 🏕️

From July 1–5, twelve young Yukoners spent five unforgettable days at Lapie Lakes learning fly fishing, archery, fi***rm safety, trapping, canoeing, wilderness survival skills, hide tanning, campcraft, and much more.

This year, we received an unprecedented number of applications from youth across the Yukon—a testament to the growing interest in outdoor education and the importance of programs like this. While we could only accommodate twelve campers, it's inspiring to see so many young Yukoners eager to get outside, learn new skills, and develop a deeper appreciation for Yukon wildlife and conservation.

A huge thank you to our outstanding chaperones and instructors—Richard Cherepak, Tracy Bowers, Kathryn Grimmett, and Dustin Doerntlein—for making this camp such a success. We'd also like to thank Aaron Florian, and Greg and Lorna Spenner of Yukon Stone Outfitters, for their incredible hospitality, outstanding meals, and the countless hours they dedicated to teaching and mentoring our campers throughout the week.

Thank you to everyone who contributed their time, knowledge, and support to make this year's camp possible.

We can't wait to do it all again next year! 🌲🐟

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509 Strickland Street
Whitehorse, YT
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