GoldInxs Mining (TSX-V:INXS) is set to begin a 3D induced polarisation (IP) survey at its flagship Fishpot property in central British Columbia, Canada, to refine drill targets ahead of a planned 2,000m drilling program.
The survey, to be carried out by SJ Geophysics, will refine priority targets identified through earlier geological, geochemical, and airborne geophysical work ahead of the company’s first drilling campaign at Fishpot.
The Fishpot property covers 2,472 hectares, with the potential to expand to 5,500 hectares through additional tenure applications. It is located within the same mineral belt as Artemis Gold’s (TSX-V:ARTG) Blackwater mine, British Columbia’s newest gold operation, which entered production in early 2025.
According to GoldInxs, Fishpot shares several key geological characteristics with Blackwater but remains largely underexplored. The property has not been drilled since 1995, with only 378m completed across two holes.
Since acquiring the project last year, the company has completed airborne geophysical surveys that identified multiple exploration targets, including potential low-sulphidation epithermal and porphyry systems.
The upcoming 3D IP survey represents the next phase of exploration and is expected to provide higher-resolution data to support drill targeting.
“The 3D IP survey is the logical next step in systematically unlocking this large, underexplored hydrothermal system,” CEO Nick Michael says.
“With compelling Blackwater-style characteristics, compelling surface results, and virtually no modern drilling, we believe Fishpot represents an exceptional discovery opportunity.”
The exploration update is GoldInxs’ first since completing its C$1.54 million ($1.56 million) initial public offering last month, with the proceeds earmarked to advance exploration at Fishpot.
GoldInxs Mining is an early-stage mineral exploration company based in British Columbia, dedicated to identifying, acquiring, and advancing gold and copper assets.
Write to Jackson Chen at Mining.com.au
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