Fishing: Alberta Fishing

June 19th, 2008

Alberta fishing offers a wide range of locations that are sure to please any fisherman. Alberta has a unique geography. Located right in the middle of the transition from rocky mountains to prairie land, Alberta fishing offers many types of fish and bodies of water. And the views are simply stunning, from golden prairies to dramatic cliffs and peaks.

Alberta fishing along the foothills near the United States offers brook, cutthroat and bull trout populating the waters. Further north, youll find pike, trout, perch, and arctic grayling. Then theres the famous Bow River. Consistently rated one of North Americas Top Ten Trout Streams, Bow River is known for its brown and rainbow trout. Nearby is Eagle Lake, which has plenty of walleye and pike.

Albert fishing requires licenses for most people, including tourists. Luckily, licenses for non residents are easy to procure and inexpensive as well. For a really cheap pass, consider fishing in any of Albertas beautiful nation parks. An annual fishing pass there runs only thirteen dollars, Canadian.

Other Attractions of Alberta Fishing
Banff National Park is a very popular destination. In addition to Lake Louise, it offers hot springs and the Icefields Parkway which connects you to Jasper Nation Park. Olympic Park in Calgary offers a spectacular view of the surrounding area. The site of the XV Winter Olympics, there is a chair lift that will still take you to the Ski Jump Complex. This is the highest point on Calgary and offers a breathtaking view.

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