Murrayâs walleye was caught in the South Saskatchewan River near Medicine Hat and measured 33â in length. and had a 18 3/4 inch girth. We also appreciate how you keep fishing friendly plus sites clean and safe for everyone to enjoy. Records of trophy big game, birds and fish have been kept for almost half a century, documenting the outstanding quality of fish and wildlife resources in Alberta.
Peter Lui of Calgary, Alberta is our Rainbow Trout Champion for 2004. If you have any questions, or require any information, Please contact: Alberta Fish & Game Association13045 156 StreetEdmonton, AB T5V 0A2(780) 437-2342 or office@afga.org, Alberta Fish & Game Association
Rob Butz of Calgary, Alberta is our northern pike and overall champion for 2008.
While shore fishing can be productive, trolling is probably your best for pulling out some of the bigger fish. Murrayâs walleye weighed in at 13lbs.
It is full of great photos and interesting stories from members, as well as wildlife trends and statistics supplied by Alberta Environment & Parks (formerly: Sustainable Resources Development – SRD). An awesome walleye! with a 22-inch girth. Alberta’s provincial record rainbow was pulled from here, weighing in at 9.1 kg (20 lb, 4 oz), and while you will want a boat to find anything close to that size, shore fishing can be productive as well.
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Easily accessed from Edmonton via Highway 16, Wabamun Lake is well known for its productive pike and walleye fisheries. Jasonâs gorgeous walleye was caught through the ice in the Little Bow Reservoir near Coaldale. This walleye weighed in at 11.5 pounds and had an 18.5â girth. 2020/2021 Alberta Guide to Sport Fishing Regulations.
Creighton Ross of Cochrane, Alberta is our 2016 Alberta Walleye Champion. Tyler Uzelman of St. Albert, Alberta is our 2012 Alberta Angler of the Year! 4.5 ozs. Cole Corah of Calgary, Alberta is our 2014 Alberta Angler of the Year! D. Baldie of Medicine Hat pulled in this wopper 31 1/2â (unofficial) walleye from the South Saskatchewan River. Located in the appropriately named Lakeland Provincial Rec Area, Pinehurst Lake is known for producing some large northern pike along with walleye, yellow perch, whitefish and burbot. Tyler wins $300 and a 1-year subscription to Alberta Outdoorsmen Magazine! Geraldâs pike was caught while ice-fishing at Fickle Lake and weighed in at 33 lbs 2 ozs with a 24 3/8 inch girth. Find TOO MUCH TO CHOOSE FROM? Find out how plus see Alberta’s Sportfishing Regulations to perfect your pond experience. © 2016 Sports Scene Publications Inc. All Rights Reserved. © 2020. Pigeon Lake is easily accessible from both Red Deer and Edmonton and is known to produce some of the most consistent walleye fishing in the province. Elaine Bates of Crossfield, Alberta is our 2002 Alberta Angler of the Year! Russâ walleye weighed 12 lbs 8 oz. Court Mackid of Calgary, Alberta is our Northern Pike Champion and our 2013 Alberta Angler of the Year. John Pinch of Stavely, Alberta is our 2006 Walleye Champion. This is a big lake that produces big fish, with northern pike reaching 14 kg (30 lb), along with whitefish up to 2 kg (5 lb) and perch up to 1 kg (2 lb). Milton Metzger of Flatbush is our Walleye Champion for this 32â walleye caught out of the Pembina River. Alberta fishing report, rainbow trout fly fishing forecast, fishing season updates, hatch info, … Jerryâs walleye was caught in the Oldman River and measured in at 32 1/2 inches in length. Denisâ rainbow was caught at Twin Lakes near Rocky Mountain House and weighed in at 11 pounds. Denaâs 49.5-inch northern pike was almost a full 9% longer than the provincial record for pike. Freshwater World Records For Fish Fishing Guides Fisherman's View welcome you to the Freshwater World Records For Fish. Jerry Hasil of Lethbridge, Alberta is our 2008 Alberta Walleye Champion. January 02, 2017 11" Rock bass from Round Lake! Alberta fishing licenses and Alberta WIN cards are required weather you are keeping your fish or not. Upper and Lower Kananaskis Lakes both hold bull trout, cutthroat and rainbows, with Lower Kananaskis lake usually holding the larger fish. Joseph caught his rainbow out of the Elbow River near Calgary. The Oldman Reservoir was created by the Three River Dam, which flooded some very productive farmland and, in turn, made some very nutrient rich waters that see fish grow to nice sizes. 8 oz. While this is undoubtedly one of Alberta’s best fishing lakes, watch out for the kinosoo, a lake monster that inhabits these waters according to Dene legend. Russel wins $300 and bragging rights for the 2011 season. If you need more information about fishing in Alberta check out the Alberta Fishing Regulations! While the winds can get quite strong on this large lake, particularly at its southeast end, the excellent angling more than makes up for it.
Fishing in any national park requires a national parks fishing Please see the AFGA yearly records listed below as printed for each of the Alberta Fish & Game Association’s Wildlife Awards Banquets held in April each year. Victorâs walleye was caught in the Red Deer River near Duchess. For more information, or to register your record catch, please contact the AFGA at 780-437-2342, or e-mail us at info@thefishinhole.com. Trout are the main target here, with rainbow regularly reaching 40 cm (15 in) in size, bull trout and cutthroat weighing up to 2 kg (4 lb) and brown trout getting up to 2.5 kg (5 lb). www.albertarelm.com The big waters allow these fish to reach enormous sizes, with walleye growing up to 6 kg (14 lb) and pike reaching 14 kg (30 lb). Go to MyHealth Records and login with your confirmed MyAlberta Digital ID to create your MyHealth Records account. Mr. Baldie is our 1999 walleye champion of the year. Bradâs walleye measured in at 32 5/8-inches long and was released. 2020/2021 Alberta Guide to Sport Fishing Regulations. Mike Peterson of Huxley caught this 28â rainbow and becomes our 2002 Rainbow Champion. The well-being of our staff and visitors is our top priority. If you need to reach us please send us an email, or call, and we will respond as soon as possible. Male sturgeon do not spawn until they are about 15 to 20 years old. Whether you are a complete newbie who found a Spiderman fishing rod at a garage sale or a seasoned fisherman with thousands of dollars’ worth of equipment, this map should help you find a great fishing spot. This large Northern Alberta lake is a popular fishing destination thanks to its huge lake trout, which are known to reach 12.5 kg (30 lb) in size. Tyler Murray is our 2015 Alberta Rainbow Trout Champion. Find out more about the bathymetry (depth) of ACA’s stocked ponds here. Ken Noel of Calgary, Alberta is our 2004 Alberta Angler of the Year! Minnie is known to produce some jumbo Rocky Mountain whitefish, as well. All Rights Reserved, Landowner Compensation and Damage Prevention. less than the provincial record. Along with our industry-leading cartographic detail, you will also find detailed Adventure write-ups for hundreds of lakes and rivers including access, stocking information, special regulations and more. Victor Dyck of Brooks caught this 29 1/4â rainbow and becomes our Rainbow Champion.
His rainbow weighed in at 11 lbs. Cary Hackler of Calgary, Alberta is our rainbow trout winner for 2009. Denisâ fish stretched the tape to a full 32 inches, equalling the Alberta record for rainbow trout length. The fish scored 3% longer than the provincial record and weighed an incredible 13 lbs. Troy Machovec of Calgary, Alberta is our 2012 Alberta Rainbow Trout Champion.
Sign up for our newsletter, Conservation Magazine, or the Alberta Discover Guide. These records are managed and provided by the Alberta Fish & Game Association . The fish measured 50 3/4â (unofficial) and scored a full 12% longer than the provincial record. Tyler caught his 47.5-inch, 23.5-pound pike out of the Maybelle River near Fort Chipewyan. you are keeping your fish or not. Dena Squarebriggs of Banff, Alberta is our northern pike and overall champion for 2009. A special walleye licence tag is required for some bodies of water and is only available to Alberta residents. Nestled among the breathtaking mountains of Jasper National Park, Maligne Lake offers plenty of opportunities to catch huge rainbow and brook trout along its 22 km (14 mi) length. Alberta’s provincial record rainbow was pulled from here, weighing in at 9.1 kg (20 lb, 4 oz), and while you will want a boat to find anything close to that size, shore fishing can be productive as well. Clayton Wierenga of Neerlandia, Alberta is our 2010 Alberta Angler of the Year! Normand Hamel of Lethbridge is our âAlberta Angler of the Yearâ for this 48â Keho Lake pike that weighed in at 28-pounds (unofficial).
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and had an 19.5â girth. Andrzej Karpis of Calgary, Alberta is our 2004 Walleye Champion. Jasonâs walleye tipped the scales at 14-pounds 6-ounces and measured in at 33.5-inches long. Following the province's health advisories regarding COVID-19 our staff will work remotely until further notice. While the lake’s sandy shoreline attracts many a beachgoer, anglers in the know flock here for excellent fishing for perch, northern pike and walleye.