Your Full Time
& Premier Guided Fishing Service for Athabasca, Alberta
North & Edmonton
Pro Staff for
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Athabasca
River Premier Guided Fishing
Tours &
Outdoor Adventures
Athabasca
River Jet Boat & Fishing Tours
Scenic River Tours-Wildlife
Viewing-Bird
Watching-Wildlife
Photography & Trophy Fishing
If you are looking to experience
a new exciting adventure, but don't know what you are searching
for; Reel Angling Adventures may have the adventure you desire.
Come and join us, as we guide you along
the beautiful scenic
Athabasca River aboard our 16.6 foot explorer jet boat...Athabasca
River has many areas
where you can fish. This river does produce some large
fish; Northern Pike to 20 plus pounds, Walleye to 14lbs.
There are always opportunities to catch other game fish such as:
Goldeye, Rocky Mountain Whitefish, Burbot, or even Grayling.
The Alberta record Walleye was caught in the Athabasca/Pembina
River, just over15 lbs. We fish in the Athabasca
County, Smith (Lesser Slave River) region, and the Fort
Assinboine region. At times this river is as good as a
fly-in fishing lake and only a 90 minute drive from Edmonton,
makes a great day trip. Best times to reserve your fishing
trip on this river are June 1st to June 20th and between mid
July to October 31st.
Your
Full-Time and Number One Guiding Service for the Athabasca River for
Trophy
Northern Pike & Walleye
The
Athabasca River
is one of Alberta's
unique hidden treasures. This river starts as a glacier
in the Rocky Mountains near Jasper, Alberta and flows
approximately 1231 kms through Northern Alberta
draining
into Lake Athabasca. This river is surrounded by
pristine fauna, offering ample wildlife viewing along
the shore or in the sky above and houses a wonderful
population of game fish, such as Walleye, Northern Pike,
Burbot, Goldeye, Rocky Mountain Whitefish, Bull Trout,
Grayling and Rainbow Trout.
Reel
Angling Adventures is proud to offer
you this wonderful opportunity to explore and experience
this river as we guide you in our 16.6 foot explorer jet
boat. Come with
us
as we take you to some of the best
spots along the river
and try to hook on to some Monster Northern Pike
in the back sloughs or Trophy Walleye along this majestic river.
At times this river is as good as a fly-in fishing lake
and only a 90 minute drive from Edmonton, makes a great
day trip. Best times to reserve your fishing trips
on this river are June 1st to June 20th and between mid
July to October 31st.
Athabasca River Fishing
Single person rate -
$390.00
Rate for Two
Guests -
$420.00
Rate for extra
Guests -
$80.00/person
(5% GST
not included)
Now
offering
overnight camping with fishing excursions on the Athabasca River -
Call for more details for this exciting fishing adventure.
June 1st
to October 31st
River Tours Include:
use of lifejackets, rain gear, binoculars, fishing gear,
a picnic lunch, snacks, beverages, and keepsake photos.
Jet Boat Available for
Industrial Services or River Tours
Flexible Rates for Hourly,
Daily, or Contract Services
Call for
details: 1-866-961-3425
Places to
Stay & Activities to do while in the Region
Nature
Hikes, Bird Watching
& Wildlife Viewing
Halfmoon Lake NaturalArea is located approximately 45 minutes north of Edmonton. As
you walk along the trails, you will be surrounded by a variety
of landscapes: from a
jackpine forest
to
an aspen forest to a semi-arid plain; or you can also enjoy a
small hike off the main trail which leads to a lake.
Within these landscapes, you may
encounter deer, moose, coyotes, and a variety of birds.
While hiking, don't forget to stop and try some of the wild
berries along the way.
Enjoy a day of hiking either at
Holmes Crossing Sandhills
Ecological Reserve or at
Fort Assinboine Sandhills Wildland Park.
Both of these areas are located
approximately
2 hours northwest of Edmonton. As you take a hike in any
one of these two areas, you will be able to unwind and enjoy the
peace and quiet it offers. You will also come to
understand why precious areas such as these are protected.
These areas offer many opportunities to spot different wildlife,
such as: moose, deer, great gray owls, sandhill cranes, just to
name few.
Saddle up and experience life
on the trail at
Horse Creek Ranch,
this cozy guest ranch is nestled between the majestic Athabasca
River and picturesque Fort Assinboine Sandhills Wildland Park.
Elk Island
National Park & Blackfoot Reserve Tours
Athabasca Parks
Muskeg Creek
Trails
has over 17 km of trails that wind their way
through the Muskeg Creek Valley, accessible from either the
chalet near Landing Trail Intermediate School, or from Athabasca
University. From spring through autumn, the trails are
ideal for walking, jogging or bird-watching. In winter,
the trails are groomed for cross-country skiing.
Snowshoeing
or Cross Country Skiing is a wonderful winter activity which provides an excellent opportunity
for
individuals to get out of the house, to enjoy the outdoors, and
to take full advantage of the benefits of winter. As you
snowshoe or cross ski along the established trails and explore the area of
choice, you will be surrounded by the beauty and serenity of the
majestic winter landscape(s). You will come across many
wonderful opportunities to view a variety of birds which
continue to reside or remain in the area over the winter months
and/or other wildlife that continue to roam during the winter.
