All trips are private (3 people maximum per trip) Northern Pike and Walleye fishing trips! We provide top quality spin cast rods and reels to handle those big Pike and Walleye! All trips are on lakes & reservoirs full of both Walleye & Northern Pike! We o
"Had a great morning with Troy. He was very knowledgeable about where to fish; we had bites right from the start." — Ben,
Spend the day with FuknWicked Fishing and experience some of the best fishing Alberta has to offer on Lake McGregor. Your guide, Captain Jamie, brings over 20 years of experience fishing these waters and knows where to find fish throughout the season.
"I can’t say enough good things about Jaime!
To be honest, I was a little nervous at first." — Deanna,
Book your next trip with Not At All Indoors and find out what makes fishing in the Edmonton area such a great experience for the family. Captain Gord will be your guide, so you'll tap into his knowledge and experience.
"Captain Gord Nuttall exceeded all of your expectations....and especially my 10 year old grandson!" — William,
There's a fish with your name on it in Cochrane and Log Town Outdoors will help you catch it! Brown Trout, Brook Trout, Cutthroat Trout, Lake Trout, Rainbow Trout (Steelhead), and more inhabit these waters if conditions are right.
Guided Ice Fishing Adventure on Isle Lake. Experience the excitement of ice fishing on beautiful Isle Lake—without sacrificing comfort! We know where the fish are, & everything is ready for you in our warm, cozy ice fishing shelter.
"My first time fishing in Alberta. The hosts were super friendly and Doug the guide was so patient and informative." — Leon, ON
If you're looking for a professional guided fly fishing experience near Calgary, Trout Haven Fly (THF) delivers an exceptional adventure in Alberta’s most scenic waters.
"We had such an amazing time fly fishing in Canada with Leslie!" — Samantha,
RiverPeople Guides is a small, guiding business that runs guided fishing trips in Calgary, Alberta, and Patagonia.
"Captain Oz explained everything very well. His knowledge is very deep regarding fly fishing." — Jeff,
Come to Langdon, Canada for some amazing freshwater fly fishing with Captain Gene Aquilini, the owner and the head guide of Shallow Water Drift Co. Born and raised in Calgary, he's been fly fishing for more than 30 years and guiding for 19.
"I would highly recommend , we came 8 hours for this trip and we are 100% coming back and bringing people with us next time ! " — Jaylene,
Private half-day (around 4 hours) fishing trips in Alberta typically cost $350–$490, while private full-day (around 8 hours) trips run $508–$561. Prices vary based on factors such as the length of the trip, the type of fishing experience offered, the equipment and services included, and the overall scope of the trip. Longer trips, more specialized fishing styles, and packages that include additional services or amenities generally cost more than shorter, more straightforward outings. Multi-day trips are typically priced higher than standard day trips.
Fishing in Alberta often centers on guided trips to nearby lakes and stretches on the Bow, with local crews targeting Northern Pike and Walleye (plus Rainbow Trout/Steelhead on the right outings) on half-day and full-day schedules. Booking with the local charters is worth it because captains spend time moving between spots to stay on the bite, they’re patient with first-timers and will help you run the gear, and the boats and tackle are set up so you can fish comfortably from start to finish. If you’re planning to keep fish to eat, look for trips that follow Alberta’s keep regulations for pike and target lakes that allow you to keep within the allowed size limits.
Northern Pike bite best in July and August in Alberta, and anglers often report catching them on local waters. Walleye also tend to be a standout, with the strongest action in July and August. Rainbow Trout (Steelhead) bite best in July and August, while Brown Trout are especially active in June and July.
Alberta’s strongest fishing comes with the summer warmth, when Lake Trout move shallow and Walleye and Northern Pike feed hard. June through August is the best stretch, with the bite peaking in July when the water has settled and several top species are most active. Alberta does fish through the rest of the year too, but the late-spring to midsummer window is usually the most reliable.
Walleye is a top target in November in Alberta, with anglers chasing its sharp bites and the chance to land a really strong fish. Lake Whitefish and Yellow Perch are also being targeted around this time, especially for anglers focused on steady action on the right structure. For bigger, hard-fighting outings, Northern Pike and Lake Trout are in season too, with both species taking well when you match the water and bait to where they’re holding.
Many Alberta trips are a good fit for kids because reviewers describe first-time anglers being taught the basics right away, then getting bites and catches of Northern Pike, Walleye, and Rainbow Trout (Steelhead). Families fishing east of Calgary also mention guided outings that can be done in a half day or a few hours, making it easier to keep younger anglers engaged. Customers who came with little or no experience say the captains and crews are knowledgeable and make the day enjoyable while working around anglers who don’t already love fishing.
Alberta trips can swing from bright prairie sun to chilly, changeable weather, especially on early starts and on mountain-fed waters. A warm layer and a waterproof shell are smart choices, and polarized sunglasses help cut glare on the water so you can spot activity more easily. Most local charters provide fishing gear, but not all, so double-check your trip listing before you go. If you’re heading out on longer days or fishing bigger open water, packing motion-sickness tablets and a water bottle is a good idea.
Most of the local charters in Alberta run fly fishing trips. About half also offer jigging.
Experience world-class angling in the stunning landscapes of Alberta with our premier fishing charters. This province offers exceptional freshwater fishing across its diverse ecosystems, from serene mountain lakes to legendary rivers. Anglers can target trophy Northern Pike and Walleye in southern reservoirs, or pursue various trout species like Rainbow, Brown, and Cutthroat in the pristine waters of Banff National Park and the Canadian Rockies.
The Bow River near Calgary provides outstanding fly fishing opportunities, while massive Lake Minnewanka in Banff National Park delivers thrilling Lake Trout battles against breathtaking mountain backdrops. Winter transforms these waters into ice fishing paradises, with guided expeditions drilling through frozen surfaces for year-round action. Our professional guides combine local expertise with passion for conservation, ensuring memorable catch-and-release experiences that respect Alberta's natural resources.
Whether you're fly fishing in glacial streams, trolling deep alpine lakes, or jigging for perch in northern waters, Alberta's charters cater to all skill levels with fully equipped trips. Customizable adventures range from half-day excursions to multi-day expeditions into remote wilderness areas, all while enjoying Canada's iconic wildlife and scenery. With over 30 years of guiding experience across the region, our partners guarantee unmatched access to Alberta's most productive fishing grounds.
