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Eastern Slopes Alberta’s Eastern Slopes region, an area spanning 90,000 sq. km, encompasses the Rocky Mountains and foothills country, which make up the province’s best trout fishing.

From the American border in the south, the region follows the British Columbia border along the west of the province for almost 1000 km north until reaching the Peace country. This expansive region includes the cities of Lethbridge, Calgary, Canmore, Hinton, Whitecourt, and Grande Prairie.

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Please note that the Eastern Slopes region does not include Banff or Jasper National Parks. For information on fishing regulations in Canada’s national parks, please visit Parks Canada’s website at www.pc.gc.ca.

A handful of famed fly angling rivers — notably the Crowsnest, Bow, Ram and Little Smoky — emerge from countless tributaries fed by snow

and ice from the mountains.

Broad ridges and rolling hills of aspen, spruce and lodgepole pine overlook these watersheds.

The foothills provide some unusually quick transitions from mountains to prairies, providing anglers with stunning scenery to photograph their trophy fish.

Angler’s Atlas users can post pictures of their catches online at www.AnglersAtlas.com.

Cold, clear mountain streams favour cutthroat, bull, brook and rainbow trout. Upper Kananaskis Lake, situated below the rugged peaks of the continental divide, is an especially beautiful lake for trout fishing in the mountains.

The northern part of the region is popular for Arctic grayling, and Rocky Mountain whitefish are often caught as well, especially near Rocky Mountain House and Hinton.

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irch Lake, south of Rocky Mountain House, is known as a great ice fishing lake for brook trout, though anglers can find quality fishing year-round.

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Latitude: 52.0117 Summer fishing for brook Longitude: -114.8542 trout can be more challenging. irch Lake lies south of Spoons are attractive choices Rocky Mountain House. since their wobbling motion Follow Hwy. 22 for 37 km Brook trout are generally a captures their interests. For to the junction with Hwy. 54. cool-water species. They are larger trout, minnow-shaped Turn left and continue for anmore active from late fall into lures are good choices. other five kilometres to a side early winter, but fishing can be road on the right. This is the uncertain at this time of year. © The turnoff to Burnstick Lake and In contrast, January or February are better times of year because brookies tend to be more active than other trout during the winter.

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it also leads to Birch Lake.

Continue for about 10 km to an oil and gas service road on the right that leads to the lake. Innisfree Recreation Park offers unserviced campsites.

Vancouver Island Nootka Sound & Esperanza Inlet

QUICK FACTS Surface Area • 29 Hectares (71 Acres) Maximum Depth • 9 metres (30 feet) Elevation (ASL) • 732 metres (2,401 feet) Survey Date • Unknown Contour Units • Metres

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opular Burnstick Lake (also spelled Burntstick) is home to walleye, yellow perch and northern pike.

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though, as there is little to no on the same perch Rapella for shore access apart from the hookin’ all the pike,” reads a comment on the Angler’s Atboat launch. las website, www.anglersatlas.

Fishing can be bountiful here, com. though it may take some figuring to land some of the larger The post continues: “Catch ones. For beginners, Burnstick ’em and let ’em go, you old Lake is a great place to learn boys. Even if your mouth does water at the thought of eating skills. them. [Walleye] are way more The lake is not stocked but fun to catch than the pike, so there is a limit of five perch put ’em back! They just keep and one pike over 63 cm. For getting bigger every year!” walleye, it is catch-and-release LAKE ACCESS only.

“Four-pound walleye caught Latitude: 51.9867

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ocated south of Rocky Mountain House. Follow Hwy. 22 for 37 km to the junction with Hwy. 54. Turn left and continue five km to a side road on the right, which is the turnoff to Burnstick Lake. Follow this road for 15 km as it passes the eastern shore of the lake.

There is a campground on Burnstick Lake with 63 sites and potable water, open from May to October. For reservations, call 403-722-3456.

QUICK FACTS Maximum Depth • 18 metres (60 feet) Elevation (ASL) • 1,191 metres (3,907 feet) Survey Date • August 1971 Contour Units • Feet

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ocated within Chain Lakes Provincial Park, this reservoir provides fabulous fishing opportunities for numerous species of trout: rainbow, brook, bull, and cutthroat.

While the Chain Lakes are heavily stocked — some of the heaviest in the province with around 100,000 rainbow trout released in 2013— the popularity of these lakes means that most of the fish are in the smaller range of about 12 inches.

spoons are good hardware choices for consistent catches.

If you are trolling in these lakes, bear in mind the speed restriction of 12 km/h.

Use of bait fish is not permitted in any water in the drainage basin, and no bait of any sort is allowed in streams.

All streams in the basin are closed to fishing from November through May. That said, Anglers frequent the Chain Lakes in large numbers during the winWhat the fish lack in size, how- ter to make the most of ever, is made up for by their the lake’s ice fishing abundance. These trout are ea- opportunities. ger to bite. Brook trout are also In streams, no raincaught in the lakes, migrating bow or cutthroat through Willow Creek. trout under 25 Combined, the brook and rain- cm may be bow stock make for reasonable kept. assurance of success. Remember, though, at-risk bull trout must be released in good condition.

Fly fishing is rewarding on Chain Lakes. Leeches, caddis and dragonflies can all be good choices when targetting trout.

Lures such as spinners and

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QUICK FACTS Surface Area • 321 Hectares (793 Acres) Maximum Depth • 10 metres (34 feet) Elevation (ASL) • 1,301 metres (4,270 feet) Survey Date • Unknown Contour Units • Feet

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he reservoir was named for the three chain lakes that nearly filled the area. The park lies within Canada’s last large expanse of mostly undisturbed montane landscape between the Rocky Mountains and Porcupine Hills.

There are a wide variety of birds in the montane landscape, as well as scenic views of the Livingsone Mountain Range.

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Chain Lakes South There are 124 campsites with picnic tables, firepits, and a day-use area. Only communal firepits are provided due to the dry conditions of the area.

The campsite accommodates 15-20 RVs. Some campsites have power available.

The boat launch is located just west of Loop A, although boats are restricted to 12 km/h.

Water skiing, tubing and wakeboarding are prohibited Regulations are different for in the Chain Lakes.

Chain Lakes North and Chain Campsites for single units Lakes South, so be sure to and groups can be recheck before heading out. served in advance. Visit LAKE ACCESS

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he reservoir is about a 90-minute drive from Calgary along Hwy. 22, otherwise known as the historic Cowboy Trail.

Drive approximately 75 km south of the city, and Hwy. 22 runs along the eastern boundary of Chain Lakes Provincial Park at the south end of the lake.

the Alberta Parks website at www.albertaparks.ca for more information or for maps.

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QUICK FACTS Surface Area • 321 Hectares (793 Acres) Maximum Depth • 10 metres (34 feet) Elevation (ASL) • 1,301 metres (4,270 feet) Survey Date • Unknown Contour Units • Feet

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Chip Lake

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F o r burbot, small fish and ike and burbot are the big aquatic insects are the order of draws to Chip Lake. Con- the day. Winter ice fishing is Loncentrate on the river inlet and ideal for burbot. g i t u d e : outlet.

Regulations for Chip Lake al-115.3 Pike love the shallows if there low dead fish for bait. Minnows hip Lake Park is located is an easy meal, and spring is an are a good choice for pike and about halfway between burbot. excellent time to get in on this Edmonton and Edson near the action.

Chip Lake has a limit of 10 burcommunity of Wildwood.

Later in the season, work on bot and three pike and the lake Turn north off of Hwy. 16 on the weed beds. Pike will hang is closed from April 1 to May Green Court Road (Range 19. out there, waiting to ambush Road 92) to Township Road their prey. Make sure the line is LAKE ACCESS 544 and then 8 km west until tough enough for these sharpreaching Chip Lake Park.

Latitude: 53.6417 toothed strikers.

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QUICK FACTS Surface Area • 73 sq. km Maximum Depth • 3.6 metres (10.8 feet) Elevation (ASL) • 792 metres (2.376 feet) Survey Date • Unknown Contour Units • Feet

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ow Lake is located 18 km southwest of Rocky Mountain House and ow Lake is known to give approximately 23 km from Red up rainbow trout as large as Fishing for perch is always a Deer.

6-8 lbs. as well as plenty of perch treat, and especially so when ice fishing. Try using a small Five of In Red Deer, drive west on Hwy. and pike.

Diamonds with maggots.

11, the David Thompson HighDel Ramage, owner of Grandview Stage and Resort at Cow Also, vary your jib patterns. way, for 78 km until reaching Lake, describes it as an excellent Sometimes a couple of light Rocky Mountain House. lake for families, the prime rea- bounces is all it will take to get Turn left at 50th Avenue and the fish interested, while at other left again onto Hwy. 752. Take son being fishing. times it takes a little more work. another left onto Park St., then Perch and pike are the most plentiful. In recent years, the lake has The resort hosts its annual fish- right onto 59th St. until arriving been stocked with rainbows and ing derby to coincide with Alber- at the lake. ta’s Family Day Free Fishing Along with the resort, there is northern pike.

Weekend. a campsground with 110 sites, Try Jim’s jigs and maggots for a boat launch and a swimming trout. Another option is shrimp. LAKE ACCESS area. There is another boat launch Worms and Powerbait are also Latitude: 52.2711 at the north end of Cow Lake. worthwhile.

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QUICK FACTS Surface Area • 826 Hectares (2,016 Acres) Maximum Depth • 2.5 metres (8 feet) Survey Date • Unknown Contour Units • Feet

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ig, deep and blue, Crowsnest Lake lies just east of the Continental Divide and the Alberta-B.C. border, flanked

by CP Rail on one shore and Hwy. 3 on the other.

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Lake trout, rainbow and whitefish inhabit the lake, though on some

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days y o u might wonder if there is anything at all.

Crowsnest can be a challenge and can skunk the most determined of anglers. Persistence pays off, though. Catch one of the larger lake trout and the effort is worthwhile.

This big lake is practical for boat fishing only or ice fishing in winter. The steeply plunging bottom and frequency of strong westerly winds can make wading or casting from

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Caution is warranted on the water, too, since the wind is often fierce, making it easy to get caught unprepared by changing weather.

LAKE ACCESS Latitude: 49.6271 Longitude: -114.6339

Nestled in the Rockies in the The surrounding mountains Crowsnest Pass, the lake is acform a natural wind tunnel, cessible 150 km west of Lethsometimes making the lake a bridge along Hwy. 3. one-way paddle across for ca- Crowsnest Lake is approxinoeists. mately 240 km southwest of The lake is stocked annually Calgary. Take Hwy. 22 south with 15,000 rainbows. Lake and turn right (west) at the introut were transplanted long tersection with Hwy. 3. ago, displacing native cut- The lake is located on the north throat trout. side of Hwy. 3. A boat launch The limit is five trout (only is available just off the highthree of which can be lake way at the southwest end of trout)and five whitefish over the lake.

30 cm.

QUICK FACTS Surface Area • 129 Hectares (320 Acres) Maximum Depth • 27 metres (90 feet) Elevation • 1,400 metres (4,600 feet) Survey Date • Unknown Contour Units • Feet

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ickle Lake is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Not only is the area a prime location for bird and wildlife habitat, but the

fishing is superb for northern pike, yellow perch and whitefish.

The lake is great for a family getaway. Fickle Lake is a quiet lake with a boating speed restriction of 12 km/h.

A sandy beach, located near the parking area on the east side, is an inviting treat on a hot day. A walking path connects the parking area with the farthest landing dock.

ing a heavier spoon in the deeper sections in the fall (as the weeds die off) can also be an effective tactic.

Remember that the pike will follow the food, so as the smaller fish move among the weeds or head deeper, the pike will be nearby.

Pike fishing can be an exciting adventure on Fickle Lake. Pike LAKE ACCESS are fierce predators and often Latitude: 53.4494 hang around the shallows in Longitude: -116.7799 search of an easy meal. rom Edson, head south Try a large Mepps spinner in down Hwy. 47 for approxiwhite, yellow or black. Troll- mately 39 km. until reaching

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Fickle Lake.

Fickle Lake has a campground with 41 sites. There are pit toilets, a day-use area and firewood available.

The campground is closed during winter but the road and the parking lot are maintained for easy access. A boat launch, dock, and fish-cleaning stand are available as well as two smaller landing areas.

QUICK FACTS Surface Area • 54 Hectares (133 Acres) Maximum Depth • 23 metres (75 feet) Elevation • 762 metres (2,500 feet) Survey Date • Unknown Contour Units • Feet

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Latitude: 51.0500 Longitude: -115.2333

the Bow River, so any species in the Bow will his small mountain lake is ap Lake is another lake more than likely be found in located roughly 100 kilothat can challenge the best Gap Lake. metres west of Calgary. of anglers, but fishing here is Spinners and spoons are rea rewarding pursuit for those liable. Unweighted buggy Follow Hwy. 1 west to Canmore and turn right onto Hwy. with patience. leeches on dry line fished in 1A. Gap Lake is approximateThe lake is open year-round the late afternoon or evening ly eight km from the turnoff on and has a limit of two brook are reported as reliable for the right side of the highway. trout and five mountain white- most trout. fish over 30 cm. Other trout Ice fishing is best in Decem- Summer access is by foot or must be released. The lake has ber. Winter access is possible ATV. There is a picnic area near the lake with 10 sites. a bait ban in effect as well. through the muskeg flat. Make The day-use area is open yearA culvert under the railway sure to read through the 2015 round. fishing regulations to stay uptracks connects Gap Lake to dated.

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QUICK FACTS Surface Area • 21 Hectares (52 Acres) Maximum Depth • 2.4 metres (8 feet) Elevation • 762 metres (2,500 feet) Survey Date • September 1973 Contour Units • Feet

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Goldeye Lake

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trout deposited into the lake each year.

These rainbows do not grow large and the angling pressure on the lake means that you may not find the lunkers easily.

he Nordegg area has some of the best fishing in the province. Goldeye and Jackfish Lakes are all popular angling d e s t i n a t i o n s , Goldeye Lake is not especialand for good reason. ly deep. At only three to five Goldeye Lake trout are confeet of depth around the shore sistent biters. When in the perimeter, the lake is a good mood to test your skills, head place to take a belly boat or a to Gap Lake. If you want accanoe. Goldeye is a small lake tion, Goldeye Lake is a better with crystal-clear water. choice.

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o l l o w Hwy. 11 west of Rocky Mountain House for about 95 km (eight km past Nordegg) to a side road on the right (north).

Turn onto this side road and follow it for roughly three km until reaching Goldeye Lake Recreation Area, with campsites and a boat launch available.

The campground makes it an attractive spot for families, who visit for the swimming and canoeing as well as the excellent fishing.

QUICK FACTS Surface Area • 15 Hectares (38 Acres) Maximum Depth • 14 metres (45 feet) Elevation • 1,347 metres (4,418 feet) Survey Date • September 1971 Contour Units • Feet

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osegun Lake can give anglers plenty to get excited about. The variety of species in the lake helps ensure that no one gets bored.

Iosegun is open from May 15 to March 31.

When you max out on one species, or if your target is not biting, switch gears and go for something else.

The campground makes this a popular family spot and fishing for perch can be exciting for beginners.

Walleye must be released, except for holders of a special fish harvest licence under certain conditions.

The pike limit is three over 63 cm. Other limits: lake white-

low Hwy. 43 roughly 80 km to Fox Creek and turn right on For the tributaries, regulations a side road. vary. The streams are open for The lake is located another Arctic grayling from June 1 to eight kilometres along this October 31 with a limit of two road. over 35 cm.

Iosegun Lake Campground As with the lake, walleye is on the eastern shore of the must be released except with lake, offering overnight campspecial licences. The northern ing, watersports, a beach, and pike limit is three over 63 cm a boat launch. and there is a bait ban.

For more information on the Be sure to check the Alberta campground, or for reservafishing regulations first for tions, visit the Town of Fox updates.

Creek’s website at www.foxcreek.ca.

LAKE ACCESS Iosegun is a Cree or Stoney Latitude: 54.4667 word meaning “tail” or Longitude: -116.8333 “hash.” Fur traders and First his lake is located north- Nations named it Hash Lake west of Whitecourt. Fol- in the early 1900s. fish, 10; perch, 15; burbot, 10.

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QUICK FACTS Surface Area • 1,340 Hectares (3,311 Acres) Maximum Depth • 11 metres (37 feet) Elevation • 775 metres (2,543 feet) Contour Units • Feet

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Kinky and Wildhorse Lakes

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o not let their small size fool you — Kinky and Wildhorse Lakes offer good fishing.

Regularly stocked with brook trout, brown trout and rainbows, these lakes are consistent producers and great for kids.

None of the lakes in this group are very deep, so if the season is especially warm, they are apt to feel the summer doldrums.

Spring and fall are best.

If winter ice fishing is preferred, Kinky Lake produces a good supply of brook trout.

Be extremely careful, however, as there are parts of this lake that do not freeze well due to springs and faster flowing water.

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Wildhorse Lake is also a good choice for ice fishing. Though not stocked with brook trout every year, there are some decent-sized fish in this lake.

The area also attracts a lot of Turn here and follow this side waterfowl. road for about three kilometres until reaching Kinky Lake. The LAKE ACCESS road continues to Wildhorse Lake as well.

Latitude: 53.1814 The lakes are restricted to Longitude: -117.7980 Both lakes are part of the electric motors only. There are hese small lakes are west Kinky Wildhorse Recreation beaches, but most find the waof Hinton. Follow Hwy. 16 Area, which includes overnight ter too cold for swimming. for roughly 15 km to a small camping and a boat launch. side road on the right side of the highway.

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QUICK FACTS Surface Area • Unknown Maximum Depth • 4 metres (12 feet) Elevation • Unknown Survey Date • Unknown Contour Units • Feet

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Lees Lake

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ees Lake, west of Lethbridge, is open year-round but best fished in spring and fall. The lake is not deep, reaching no more than 45 feet to the bottom, but the lake offers ready public access.

there is a limit of five trout of There used to be plenty of all species combined. suckers in this lake, but by Most reports indicate there are most accounts they thinned out numerous little rainbows in the in recent years.

lake, of approximately 6-10 LAKE ACCESS inches. There are, however, a few deeper holes where larger Latitude: 49.5333 Longitude: -114.2518 A pretty lake, nestled in ranch trout may be found. country with a mountain back- Trolling or casting spinners ofrom Lethbridge, follow drop, Lees is usually one of the ten produces trout but power Hwy. 3 west for roughly first lakes in the region to shed boats are restricted to 5 km/h. 110 km to the turnoff for Hwy. its ice in the spring.

507 at Bermis.

Fly fising is popular, too, but Wintertime seems to be when can be a challenge due to steep Turn left here and Lees Lake the larger fish — trout up to 6 banks and vegetation close to is about three kilometres along lbs. — are more likely hooked. the shore. this road, on the right.

Be wary of the wind, though, The Alberta Conservation which can make icefishing a bit “Caught lots of small fish, good access next to highway,” one Association maintains a fishof an ordeal. angler posted on the Angler’s ing access and boat launch just The lake is stocked annually Atlas website. “Pretty lake off Hwy. 507 at north end of with 45,000 rainbows, but with some deep spots.” lake.

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QUICK FACTS Surface Area • 40 Hectares (98 Acres) Maximum Depth • 14 metres (45 feet) Elevation • Unknown Survey Date • September 1969 Contour Units • Feet

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McLeod (Carson) Lake

cLeod Lake, in CarsonPegasus Provincial Park, is a popular and consistent fishing lake.

The campground and easy fishing access right from shore make this a great family spot as well.

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way on the right side of the road.

McLeod Lake lies another Also known five kilometres down this side as Carson Lake, road and offers a boat launch the lake is well stocked and overnight camping. The cLeod historically, receiving more park is open all year and has than 100,000 rainbow trout an- Lake is located north of Whitecourt. Follow Hwy. 43 both serviced and un-serviced nually. west to Hwy. 32 and turn right. campsites.

LAKE ACCESS The turnoff to Carson Pegasus For more information or for Latitude: 54.3000 Provincial Park is approxi- a park map, visit the Alberta Longitude: -115.6500 mately 12 km down the high- Parks website at www.albertaparks.ca.

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QUICK FACTS Surface Area • 373 Hectares (922 Acres) Maximum Depth • 11 metres (35 feet) Elevation • 853 metres (2,799 feet) Survey Date • Unknown Contour Units • Feet

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Rock Lake R

ock Lake is a spectacular destination for outdoor enthusiasts of all kinds with its abundant wildlife, birdwatching, trails and wildflowers in the provincial recreation area.Fishing adds to its appeal.

Whitefish and lake trout are most sought, and rainbow trout, burbot and northern pike can also be found here.

When fishing for lake trout in warmer weather, it is best to try early in the morning, or just after dusk. Lake trout like to be in cooler water in the range of 10C. Drop-off areas are good places to start.

If you are trolling, go slowly.

Try to troll just fast enough for your lure to work, but no faster.

Silver and blue combinations are good colours to try, as well as Williams Warbler and Loco spoons.

Jigging is worthwhile for targetting burbot, using a Little Cleo or Krok. In fact, many anglers will hook burbot when ice fish-

ing for lake trout.

REEL ANGLING ADVENTURES

Troll spoons or jig near the bottom, but not on the bottom.

Burbot prefer the depths and cooler water.

LAKE ACCESS Latitude: 53.4607 Longitude: -118.2647

R

ock Lake is nes-

tled in the Rocky Mount a i n s , northwest of Hinton. Follow Hwy. 16 west for eight kilometres to the junction of Hwy. 40. © The Angler’s Atlas

Turn right and continue 37 km until reaching a gravel road on the left side. Follow this road for about 35 km. There is a boat launch and overnight camping.

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QUICK FACTS Surface Area • 215 Hectares (531 Acres) Maximum Depth • 28 metres (91 feet) Elevation • 1,387 metres (4,161 feet) Survey Date • Unknown Contour Units • Feet

Caution: Do not use this map for navigational purposes. This map may not reflect current conditions. Uncharted hazards may exist. Base Map © Province of Alberta

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Snipe Lake S

nipe Lake is a popular spot for ice fishing, and the action continues consistently all year.

Gerry Williscroft of Snipe Lake South Shore Resort says that pike and perch are the big draws. Both species are plentiful and “you can almost get them as soon as you drop your line.”

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LAKE ACCESS Latitude: 55.1291 Longitude: -116.7748

For perch, Williscroft suggests using small lures during the evening. Try bright colours in low light. Head straight out from the boat launch about 100 metres.

A Five of Diamonds or a Red Devil are good choices for pike, although Williscroft remembers how he caught a 13lb. walleye last summer using a Five of Diamonds.

There are several different places on the lake that are especially productive. The southeast corner just out from the spawning area is a good choice. On the east edge, around the corner from the campground, anglers have good luck just out from the community water plant.

QUICK FACTS

F

rom Edmonton, There are a couple of different ways to get to Snipe Lake. Travel west on Hwy. 16 and turn onto Hwy. 43 to Valleyview. Pass through the town to TWP Road 710 and Range Road 191.

If leaving Edmonton by Hwy. 2, pass through the town of High Prairie and turn left on Hwy. 747. Stay on Hwy. 747 until TWP Road 710 and Range Road 191.

There is an unserviced campground on the north shore of the lake. Snipe Lake South Shore Resort has 120 campsites, a boat launch with two docks, a beach area and playground.

Surface Area • 4,451 Hectares (10,998 Acres) Maximum Depth • 6.1 metres (20 feet) Elevation • 738 metres (2,421 feet) Survey Date • September 1962 Contour Units • Feet

Caution: Do not use this map for navigational purposes. This map may not reflect current conditions. Uncharted hazards may exist. Base Map © Province of Alberta

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Strubel Lake S

trubel Lake is a good place to go for quiet fishing.

While nearby Cow Lake is popular and can see some fast action, Strubel Lake is a little slower but steady.

than at the

two boat launches.

The trout in Strubel Lake are smaller than in other lakes that are not so heavily stocked, however, there is a decent chance you will land one here.

Many anglers report catching their limit of five. Check the 2015 regulations.

The lake is stocked annually with about 19,000 rainbow trout. This is a great lake for families or for beginner ice While anglers have the option fishing. of fishing from shore, casting can be difficult anyLAKE ACCESS where other © The Angler’s Atlas Latitude: 52.2000 Longitude: -114.9943

S

trubel Lake lies south of the town of Rocky Mountain House. Access is via Hwy. 22 south or along secondary Hwy. 752 south.

About 15 km south of town along Hwy. 22 is a side road on the right. Turn here and continue for roughly 10 km to another side road on the left.

Follow this until reaching the lake.

Alternatively, take Hwy. 752 south for about 25 km to a side road on the left (south) side.

Turn here and continue for another 10 to 15 km to another road leading to the lake on the right.

The day-use recreation area includes a boat launch.

QUICK FACTS Surface Area • 30 Hectares (74 Acres) Maximum Depth • 12 metres (40 feet) Elevation • 1,072 metres (3,216 feet) Survey Date • July 1971 Contour Units • Feet

Caution: Do not use this map for navigational purposes. This map may not reflect current conditions. Uncharted hazards may exist. Base Map © Province of Alberta

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Sturgeon Lake D

o not be confused by the name of Sturgeon Lake, a popular recreation destination year-round that contains no sturgeon but does produce walleye, pike, whitefish and yellow perch.

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provincial Rob fishing Bassarab regulations from Rob B’s apply.

Sports in Valleyview, says that, nowadays, Sturgeon Powerboats are Lake is known primarily for restricted to 12 its walleye fishing. The fish are km/h. The lake atnot large but they are plentiful. tracts water sports of all “Patience is the best thing you kinds and is also a popular can have right now,” he adds. spot for snowmobiling. Stur“And if something’s not work- geon Lake drains into the Liting, move on and try a new tle Smokey River via Sturgeon Creek. location.”

Minnows and mealworms are LAKE ACCESS good bait choices for walleye, Latitude: 55.1167 Bassarab says. Maggots are Longitude: -117.5417 best for attracting perch. rom Edmonton, drive west Night fishing is popular in fairalong Hwy. 16 for 46 km. weather months, particularly Take the ramp onto Hwy. 43, when northern twilight illumi- and stay on this highway for nates the lake, but it is not per- 311 km, heading northwest. mitted Oct. 1-Jan. 15. All other

F

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In Va l leyview, stay west on Hwy. 43 and Sturgeon Lake is 15 km west of the city.

The Sturgeon Lake reserve of the Sturgeon Lake Cree First Nation is on the southern shore. The hamlet of Sturgeon Heights is at the western tip of the lake.

Young’s Point Provincial Park is on the northern shore of the lake and Williamson Provincial Park lies on the southern shore.

QUICK FACTS Surface Area • 4,049 Hectares (10,005 Acres) Maximum Depth • 9.1 metres (30 feet) Elevation • 677 metres (2,221 feet) Survey Date • Unknown Contour Units • Feet

Caution: Do not use this map for navigational purposes. This map may not reflect current conditions. Uncharted hazards may exist. Base Map © Province of Alberta

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Swan Lake

S

f o r pike and wan Lake is browns.

The pike 2.1 km long and 700 metres are by far the most challenging. at its widest point. While not big, the lake can give up large Len Thompson spoons prove trout in the range of four to six effective for catching trout. The pounds, making it excellent for lake trout are not fussy; they fly fishing. will go after practically any The Alberta record for brown mid-sized spoon. Varied trolltrout was set here in the early ing patterns and varied speed 1990s. Its waters also hold lake are recommended. trout and northern pike.

Fishing can be extremely slow and some weekends will pass when no one catches a single trout.

Swan is a naturally producing lake, but it receives a lot of fishing pressure, particularly in early spring.

Ample weed areas afford cover for trout fingerlings and forage

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right.

Hwy. 591 on the

Follow this for 20 km to a side road on the right (north) and continue along this road for another 20 km until reaching Swan Lake.

The lake is a little longer than a three hours’ drive from Calgary Due to its size, the lake is or Edmonton. best suited to smaller boats and There are 24 campsites with there is a speed restriction of picnic tables and fire pits.

12 km/h.

Several sites are located next to the lake, close enough for LAKE ACCESS anglers to tie up their boats.

Latitude: 52.1167 Facilities include dry toilets, a Longitude: -115.1833 boat launch, dock, refuse conouth of the Rocky Mountain tainers, fish-cleaning stations, House, the lake is acces- firewood and a community sible via Hwy. 22. Drive 35 km cook shelter. to the junction with secondary

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QUICK FACTS Surface Area • 144 Hectares (357 Acres) Maximum Depth • 12 metres (40 feet) Elevation • 1,208 metres (3,963 feet) Survey Date • Unknown Contour Units • Feet

Caution: Do not use this map for navigational purposes. This map may not reflect current conditions. Uncharted hazards may exist. Base Map © Province of Alberta

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Upper Kananaskis Lake U

pper Kananaskis Lake, with its twin Lower Kananaskis Lake, are located in Peter Lougheed Provincial Park, a popular destination for Calgarians.

The lake bears a variety of sport fish species, including rainbow, brown, brook, cutthroat, bull and lake trout, as well as Arctic grayling and Dolly Varden.

small nymphs and streamers There is a bait ban in effect.

LAKE ACCESS

Latitude: 5 0 . 6 2 5 0 Longitude: -115.1500

F

ollow Hwy. 1 west to the Fishing is often good along the junction with Hwy. 40 shore, particularly around tribuat Seebe.

Turn left and contaries. tinue for roughly 50 km to Buzz bombs, spoons and Kananaskis Lakes Trail Road Kamloopers work for spincast- on the right side of the highUpper Lake is stocked with ing. Caddis flies are recom- way. Turn and follow for about cutthroat and bull trout. mended for fly anglers. For 10 km to Upper Kananaskis Historically, it was also stocked trolling, use a sink line with Lake. There are numerous with rainbow trout. campsites and a public boat launch available.

The two lakes are part of a series of natural lakes and reservoirs that feed the Bow River and they provide a variety of recreational opportunities.

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QUICK FACTS Surface Area • 780 Hectares (1,927 Acres) Maximum Depth • 110 metres (361 feet) Elevation • 1,710 metres (5,610 feet) Survey Date • Unknown Contour Units • Metres

Caution: Do not use this map for navigational purposes. This map may not reflect current conditions. Uncharted hazards may exist. Base Map © Province of Alberta

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Waterbody Name

CALGARY

KIDS CAN CATCH POND

Species Released Size RB

70

29.6

CALGARY

KIDS CAN CATCH POND

RB

40

31.4

CALGARY

KIDS CAN CATCH POND

RB

40

31.5

District

Waterbody Name

COCHRANE

CROSSFIELD TROUT POND

Species Released Size RB

1,400

24.4

COCHRANE

LOWER CHAMPION LAKE

RB

304

19.4

COCHRANE

UPPER CHAMPION LAKE

RB

305

19.4

CALGARY

KIDS CAN CATCH POND

RB

55

32.8

CANMORE

GROTTO MOUNTAIN POND

RB

800

24.2

CANMORE

GROTTO MOUNTAIN POND

RB

800

26.9

CANMORE

GROTTO MOUNTAIN POND

RB

700

30.6

CANMORE

GROTTO MOUNTAIN POND

RB

900

25.3

CANMORE

SIBBALD LAKE

RB

1,125

26.1

EDSON

WOLF CREEK POND

RB

750

15.1

CANMORE

SIBBALD LAKE

RB

1,000

24.2

EDSON

LOVETT LAKE

RB

1,000

15.0

CANMORE

MOUNT LORETTE PONDS

RB

800

24.3

EDSON

SILKSTONE LAKE

RB

1,300

15.0

CANMORE

MOUNT LORETTE PONDS

RB

600

26.6

EDSON

PIT 35

RB

390

6.9

CANMORE

MOUNT LORETTE PONDS

RB

600

28.2

EDSON

PIT 45

RB

1,100

6.9

CANMORE

MOUNT LORETTE PONDS

RB

800

24.2

EDSON

PIT 24

RB

750

6.9

CANMORE

MOUNT LORETTE PONDS

RB

400

24.2

EDSON

PIT 44

RB

1,100

6.9

CANMORE

MOUNT LORETTE PONDS

RB

800

25.0

EDSON

SOUTH SUNDANCE LAKE

EB

4,500

8.7

CANMORE

MOUNT LORETTE PONDS

RB

800

25.3

EDSON

TRAPPER LAKE

RB

1,100

10.9

CANMORE

SIBBALD MEADOWS POND

RB

2,000

24.2

EDSON

EMERSON LAKES

RB

2,250

19.3

CANMORE

SIBBALD MEADOWS POND

RB

2,000

26.1

CANMORE

SPARROWS EGG LAKE

RB

922

COCHRANE

MCLEAN POND

RB

3,000

24.2

COCHRANE

MCLEAN POND

RB

2,000

24.2

COCHRANE

MCLEAN POND

RB

2,100

17.7

COCHRANE

TALUS LAKE

CT

300

4.8

EDSON

MILLERS LAKE

RB

12,600

14.9

EDSON

DANDURAND LAKE

RB

1,000

14.9

EDSON

LAMBERT POND

RB

2,000

14.9

EDSON

FAIRFAX LAKE

RB

10,000

17.0

EDSON

DUNN LAKE

EB

3,000

20.0

18.9

EDSON

MUSKIKI LAKE

CT

10,000

5.5

EVANSBURG

WILDWOOD POND

RB

1,500

22.8

CANMORE

MARGARET LAKE

RB

3,000

14.2

CANMORE

COMMONWEALTH LAKE

CT

400

4.8

EVANSBURG

WILDWOOD POND

RB

1,500

18.0

EVANSBURG

WILDWOOD POND

RB

70

55.0

CANMORE

FORTRESS LAKE

CT

600

4.8

CANMORE

GALATEA LAKE (LOWER)

CT

1,200

4.8

EVANSBURG

NITON LAKE

RB

1,500

20.5

250

4.8

FORT VERMILION

LA CRETE POND

RB

1,500

17.4

FOX CREEK

FOX CREEK TROUT POND

RB

500

16.3

PINE POINT BORROW PIT

RB

300

16.3

CANMORE

HOGARTH LAKE (UPPER)

CT

CANMORE

HOGARTH LAKE (LOWER)

CT

250

4.8

CANMORE

LILLIAN LAKE

CT

1,300

4.8

CANMORE

LOWER SMUTS LAKE

CT

200

4.8

FOX CREEK

CANMORE

UPPER SMUTS LAKE

CT

200

4.8

5,566

15.7

MAUDE LAKE

CT

2,300

4.8

GRANDE CACHE PIERRE GREYS LAKES LOWER # 1

RB

CANMORE CANMORE

RIBBON LAKE

CT

1,900

4.8

RB

15,000

13.5

CANMORE

SHARK LAKE

CT

500

4.8

GRANDE CACHE PIERRE GREYS LAKES MIDDLE # 2

CANMORE

STENTON LAKE

CT

400

4.8

GRANDE CACHE PIERRE GREYS LAKES UPPER #3

EB

7,500

17.5

CANMORE

THREE ISLE LAKE

CT

3,300

4.8

GRANDE CACHE GRANDE CACHE LAKE

RB

35,311

10.6

CARDSTON

PAYNE LAKE

RB

140,345

13.2

GRANDE CACHE GRANDE CACHE LAKE

RB

4,689

10.6

CARDSTON

PAYNE LAKE

RB

29,655

12.7

GRANDE CACHE VICTOR LAKE

RB

9,635

14.0

CARDSTON

PAYNE LAKE

RB

20,000

15.4

GRANDE PRAIRIE MUSKOSEEPI POND

RB

500

20.7

ze

4

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Waterbody Name

GRANDE PRAIRIE

HIGHWAY 40 POND

Species Released Size RB

1,000

20.7

District

Waterbody Name

Species Released Size

ROCKY MOUNTAIN PHYLLIS LAKE HOUSE

RB

54

50.0

ROCKY MOUNTAIN PHYLLIS LAKE HOUSE

RB

6,300

13.7

ROCKY MOUNTAIN PHYLLIS LAKE HOUSE

RB

3,683

21.1

ROCKY MOUNTAIN PHYLLIS LAKE HOUSE

RB

355

55.0

ROCKY MOUNTAIN TWIN LAKES HOUSE

RB

3,100

22.7

GRANDE PRAIRIE

TWO LAKES (NORTH)

RB

7,200

14.5

GRANDE PRAIRIE

TWO LAKES (SOUTH)

CT

10,000

5.2

HIGH RIVER

EMERSON (05-19-28-W4)

RB

2,500

24.6

2

HIGH RIVER

BURNS LAKE

CT

300

4.8

7

HIGH RIVER

LAKE OF THE HORNS

CT

1,300

4.8

8

HIGH RIVER

LOOMIS LAKE

CT

350

4.8

9

HIGH RIVER

ODLUM LAKE

CT

400

4.8

9

HINTON

WILDHORSE LAKES (Upper)

RB

7,500

15.1

ROCKY MOUNTAIN TWIN LAKES HOUSE

RB

3,900

18.6

HINTON

WILDHORSE LAKE

EB

1,500

5.8

ROCKY MOUNTAIN TWIN LAKES HOUSE

RB

280

55.0

ROCKY MOUNTAIN STRUBEL LAKE HOUSE

RB

19,073

12.5

ROCKY MOUNTAIN PEPPERS LAKE HOUSE

EB

6,200

19.2

ROCKY MOUNTAIN MITCHELL LAKE HOUSE

RB

3,000

15.5

ROCKY MOUNTAIN MITCHELL LAKE HOUSE

BT

500

18.0

ROCKY MOUNTAIN MITCHELL LAKE HOUSE

RB

280

55.0

ROCKY MOUNTAIN MITCHELL LAKE HOUSE

RB

1,000

17.9

ROCKY MOUNTAIN ELK CREEK POND HOUSE

RB

500

21.1

ROCKY MOUNTAIN CAMP 9 TROUT POND HOUSE

RB

500

21.1

ROCKY MOUNTAIN TAY LAKE HOUSE

RB

5,000

14.1

ROCKY MOUNTAIN RAT LAKE HOUSE

EB

2,500

9.1

ROCKY MOUNTAIN ROCKY CHILDREN’S HOUSE POND

RB

500

24.6

ROCKY MOUNTAIN ROCKY CHILDREN’S HOUSE POND

RB

500

22.1

ROCKY MOUNTAIN IRONSIDE POND HOUSE

RB

500

24.6

ROCKY MOUNTAIN OPEN CREEK HOUSE RESERVOIR

RB

4,000

20.8

ROCKY MOUNTAIN BRAZEAU BORROW HOUSE PIT #1

RB

1,500

20.2

ROCKY MOUNTAIN ALFORD LAKE HOUSE

RB

2,200

20.9

4

4

2

9

1

HINTON

HINTON F & G POND

RB

300

15.1

HINTON

JARVIS CREEK POND

RB

700

15.0

HINTON

JARVIS CREEK

BT

1,000

18.0

HINTON

PETITE LAKE

RB

2,000

15.0

HINTON

MARY GREGG LAKE

RB

4,000

7.2

HINTON

KINKY LAKE

EB

5,700

19.0

HINTON

MAYAN LAKE

RB

2,000

12.9

HINTON

OBED LAKE

BT

11,519

18.0

NORDEGG

GOLDEYE LAKE

RB

10,000

13.0

NORDEGG

SHUNDA LAKE

RB

20,000

16.0

NORDEGG

HARLECK POND

RB

400

21.0

NORDEGG

NORDEGG BORROW PIT (EAST)

RB

300

21.0

NORDEGG

NORDEGG BORROW PIT (WEST)

RB

400

21.0

0

NORDEGG

LANDSLIDE LAKE

CT

13,000

5.2

5

PINCHER CREEK

BEAUVAIS LAKE

RB

18,000

13.7

4

PINCHER CREEK

BEAUVAIS LAKE

BT

23,000

10.5

PINCHER CREEK

BURMIS LAKE

RB

1,000

23.0

PINCHER CREEK

BURN’S RESERVOIR

RB

500

23.0

0

0

9

9

9

9

7

9

3

0

0

5

8

0

3

3

7

5

5

6

PINCHER CREEK

BURN’S RESERVOIR

RB

510

24.1

PINCHER CREEK

LEES LAKE

RB

18,850

12.9

PINCHER CREEK

LEES LAKE

RB

26,150

17.6

PINCHER CREEK

LEES LAKE

CT

300

35.0

PINCHER CREEK

LEES LAKE

CT

1,100

5.0

PINCHER CREEK

LEES LAKE

CT

1,100

5.0

PINCHER CREEK

LEES LAKE

CT

7,274

6.0

6

PINCHER CREEK

LEES LAKE

CT

10,468

6.0

1,200

5.2

0

BATHING LAKE

RB

750

24.0

ROCKY MOUNTAIN LOST GUIDE LAKE HOUSE

CT

PINCHER CREEK

7

PINCHER CREEK

BUTCHER’S LAKE

EB

3,000

15.0

SUNDRE

RB

6,320

15.4

WINCHELL LAKE

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Waterbody Name

14.1

WHITECOURT

MCLEOD LAKE

RB

3,000

23.3

500

18.0

WHITECOURT

MCLEOD LAKE

RB

6,081

23.3

EB

4,200

19.0

WHITECOURT

MCLEOD LAKE

RB

13,920

15.0

BIRCH LAKE

RB

3,000

20.5

WHITECOURT

MCLEOD LAKE

RB

38,109

12.3

SUNDRE

FIESTA LAKE

RB

400

16.0

WHITECOURT

MCLEOD LAKE

RB

5,131

23.0

SUNDRE

FIESTA LAKE

RB

400

14.6

WHITECOURT

MCLEOD LAKE

RB

10,553

15.4

SUNDRE

FIESTA LAKE

RB

400

14.3

WHITECOURT

MCLEOD LAKE

RB

37,710

12.9

SUNDRE

YELLOWHEAD LAKE

EB

8,700

8.3

WHITECOURT

MCLEOD LAKE

RB

64,755

15.8

SUNDRE

EAGLE LAKE

CT

7,500

5.2

SUNDRE

ICE LAKE

CT

500

5.2

VALLEYVIEW

VALLEYVIEW CHILDRENS POND

RB

500

20.7

VALLEYVIEW

MCCLENNAN RESERVOIR

RB

500

20.7

VALLEYVIEW

DOLLAR LAKES

RB

3,000

20.0

Stock Species Codes:

VALLEYVIEW

DOLLAR LAKES

BT

500

18.0

BT

Brown Trout

VALLEYVIEW

SWAN LAKE

RB

30,000

14.5

EB

Eastern Brook Trout (Char)

WHITECOURT

WHITECOURT TOWN POND

RB

2,000

24.9

WHITECOURT

WHITERIDGE RECREATIONAL AREA POND

RB

2,100

14.9

WHITECOURT

EMERALD LAKE

EB

2,600

18.3

WHITECOURT

MCLEOD LAKE

RB

20,041

20.0

District

Waterbody Name

Species Released Size

SUNDRE

BEAVER LAKE

RB

3,500

SUNDRE

BIRCH LAKE

BB

SUNDRE

BIRCH LAKE

SUNDRE

CT

Cutthroat Trout

RB

Rainbow Trout

Species Released Size

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