Adam Lidd of Nain says that the char has many areas of brooks and rivers they return to before the fall season.
Lidd adds that every year is different for all species, especially this year with the climate change.
He says that back then all they used was an ice chisel to make a fishing hole on the ice and today gas ice augers are used.
He says that he has plans to go to Nain Bay once he hears that the fish are plentiful.
We will be speaking with Adam Lidd later in the PiusituKavut program to find out more about his knowledge with the Arctic char.