Here is the whaleback outcrop of the pegmatite 6056 on Bing Maps (much better quality aerial imagery than google in this part of the world). Quoted as >900m2 in the description, looks to be ~75m NE-SW of strike outcropping, hard to say how much is under tree cover.
For perspective, here is the whaleback outcrop of PMT's CV1 pegmatite ~40km to W. Much better exposure at CV1 thanks to the lake, but not wildly different dimensions.
Looks like they're in the right country rocks, with already mapped pegmatite occurring in large bodies. All C1X have to do is find a sniff of spodumene when the snow clears and they're away.
Here is the whaleback outcrop of the pegmatite 6056 on Bing Maps...
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