Explore the North Saskatchewan River: A Scenic Fishing and Boating Adventure in Alberta
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–8 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in moderate physical condition to handle boating and fishing activities, including some standing and balancing on the boat.
Overview
Discover the North Saskatchewan River's thrilling fishing and boating experience near Spruce Grove, Alberta. Perfect for anglers and outdoor lovers seeking an accessible yet breathtaking wilderness adventure.
North Saskatchewan River Trip
Starting at CA$400l 4 or 8 Hours l All Ages l Up to 4 Passengers
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About This Adventure
North Saskatchewan River Trip!
Rates
All Ages, Up to 4 Passengers
Private Full Day:
- 1 Passenger: CA$800
- 2 Passengers: CA$800
- 3 Passengers: CA$800
- 4 Passengers: CA$800
Private Half Day
- 1 Passenger: CA$400
- 2 Passengers: CA$400
- 3 Passengers: CA$400
- 4 Passengers: CA$400
Duration
5-9 Hours
About
Your fishing guide will make sure that you have a great experience while on your fishing adventure of a lifetime. We are an all-inclusive guided fishing operation so all you need bring are a few personal items and a sense of adventure. We supply you with top notch Shimano fishing gear or if you like to fly fish, some tackle can be supplied. Our trips will typically begin and end at the Canadian Tire in Spruce Grove but other arrangements may be made.
Whether you are fighting a Northern Pike or after that Walleye of a lifetime, you will always remember your fishing adventure. We also fish for scrappy Goldeye, Mooneye, Sauger and elusive Sturgeon.
What to Bring
- Valid Alberta Fishing License
- Rain Jacket (Weather Permitting)
- Hat
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen
- Bugspray
Whats Included
- Guide
- Boat
- Shimano Fishing Gear
- Tackle
- Beverages (Water and Coffee)
- Lunch
Adventure Tips
Bring polarized sunglasses
Polarized lenses help reduce glare on the water, improving visibility of fish beneath the surface.
Check weather forecasts
Alberta weather can change quickly; dress in layers and prepare for sudden temperature shifts.
Wear a life jacket at all times
Safety is key on the water, especially on a river with varying currents.
Use biodegradable fishing tackle
Keep the river healthy by minimizing environmental impact when fishing.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Beavers actively build dams along shaded riverbanks
- Ospreys often soar overhead looking for fish
History
The North Saskatchewan River has supported Indigenous communities for centuries and played a vital role in Alberta’s development during the fur trade era.
Conservation
The operation practices catch-and-release fishing and promotes riverbank preservation to maintain the ecosystem’s health.
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Adventure Hotspots in Spruce Grove
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Waterproof jacket
Protects from spring rains and unpredictable weather on the river.
spring specific
Sunscreen
Crucial for skin protection during long hours exposed to sun on open water.
summer specific
Insulating layers
Keeps you warm as temperatures cool throughout the day.
fall specific
Thermal gloves
Keeps hands warm during colder boat trips, preventing numbness.
winter specific