The Plume Target Might Be One Of The More Interesting Parts Of The 2026 Program

A lot of attention goes to Wilmac and Lamont, but the Plume target is worth a closer look.

According to the planned 2026 program, the Plume survey area covers approximately 539 hectares and includes nearly 29.53 line-kilometres of IP/AMT surveying. It's also associated with two large iron carbonate-silica alteration zones that earlier geological work interpreted as being related to a potentially significant intrusive system.

Some context:

Plume tenure size: 2,062.64 hectares

Located about 4 km southwest of the Wilmac grid

Survey consists of 9 east-west lines

Longest line extends more than 4 km.

The broader Wilmac project now covers approximately 16,078 hectares, so the company is effectively testing multiple target areas rather than focusing on a single anomaly.

That's one reason I keep following the story. The project increasingly looks like a district-scale target-generation exercise rather than a one-target exploration program.

Still early stage, but the amount of ground being systematically evaluated is becoming fairly substantial.