Colin's monster fall walleye!

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Colin's monster fall walleye!

We are sliding into the best river fishing of the season!  We just landed our first monster walleye of the year. This beautiful walleye is in the top ten fish I have personally seen. People dream of setting the hook on such a big fish!  

Colin and his father got out for a day of river fishing with us and did they turn it on.  We boated this dandy of a fall eye, along with a 18lb jackfish and a couple over the 10lb mark. Not bad for a day of fishing! I will say that after Colin and his father caught these great fish it was time for a bite to eat. I seen in the corner of my eye of his cooler was a banana!  I could not believe it, I truly believe banana's are bad luck on a fishing boat. But the myth is busted on my boat after what I had seen!

We are slowing wrapping things up for the season.  With two more weeks of fishing trips booked we will hopefully be tying into some great fall fish! With the walleye schooling up we are catching great numbers, along with some great size. I will say it's been great to see a lot of young fish in the river.  I know people want to catch the big guys! But it's the little guys that become the river hogs.  Saying that, handle all fish with care when releasing. 

Good luck to all! Keep the shining side down and your hooks sharp! 

Nick Porayko

Late August fishing

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Wayne, and his trophy North Saskatchewan River Jackfish! He followed up with a 48" sturgeon that evening.

We are slowing creeping up to the end of the month, and that's when the big boys come out to feed! Last year we caught some of our biggest fish on the last week of August and into the middle of September. Lunker's Fishing Adventures your full time all inclusive fishing outfitter. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

The numbers were outstanding this month!

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The numbers were outstanding this month! Many days we were able  catch 2 or 3 sturgeon! The North Saskatchewan River never fails to impress! How lucky we are to have these amazing living fossils right in our back yard. If catching one of these majestic dinosaurs is on your bucket list, look no further! Lunker's Fishing Adventure is Edmonton's premier full-time fishing outfitter. You don't have to travel far to get the opportunity to catch one of these beauties, they are right in and around the Edmonton, Alberta area. Call now to book your trip! 780 305 6927.

Todd Zimmerling

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What an opportunity Lunker's  Fishing Adventures had today!

In an effort to relieve some of the fishing pressures from Alberta's lakes, Lunker's Fishing Adventures got to guide Todd Zimmerling, president of Alberta Fishing Conservation Association, and Michael Short, host and producer of Let's Go Outdoors, for a day on the picturesque North Saskatechewan River.

Alberta Conservation Association is promoting river fishing and we at Lunker's couldn't agree more! Between the large variety of fish species and a new adventure awaiting you around every bend, river fishing just can't be beat!

I got to help guide Todd in catching his first ever river sturgeon and many walleyes that we here at Lunker's Fishing Adventures like to call...well lunkers! 

Looking forward to our future river trips with these two great outdoor advocates!

Release of a beautiful sturgeon

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If sturgeon fishing is on your bucket list, now is the time to get out on the North Saskatchewan River! In our many years of fishing the river, we have come to accumulate many generous honey holes. Knowing where the sturgeon are, and being able to get there is the difficult part. But don't worry, we've done all the leg work! Our guides will help you know when to set the hook, and the how to land your living dinosaur so that it is an exciting experience for you and a safe experience for these these treasured fish. At Lunker's Fishing Adventures, we handle these ancient fish with delicate care to ensure there is still sturgeon fishing for future generations.

The release of a beautiful sturgeon on the North Saskatchewan River. Edmonton, Alberta.