Drilling Intersects a 55.4m Sulphide
Zone at Lynn Lake Nickel Project
Success in the first drill hole testing a newly identified pipe-like
geophysical anomaly at the priority Fraser Lake Complex
Key Highlights
Innovative geophysical survey defined several pipe-like conductive bodies linking
into areas of drill-defined nickel-copper-cobalt sulphide mineralisation within the
Fraser Lake Complex at Lynn Lake.
The initial drill hole of a two-hole program testing one of these anomalies
intersected a 55.4 metres (downhole) sulphide zone on the margin of an interpreted
mafic/ultramafic intrusive pipe.
The targeted geophysical anomaly extends from near surface to at least 700 metres
below surface.
