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in High Gear!</h1> 453 454--><br /> 455<!-- 456The ice is gone throughout the Southern Zone. Some ice was still hanging around into May 5th/6th but sunshine and strong winds have taken care of that. The water is warming up. Fish are going into their post spawn feeding frenzy. The roar of fishing boats announces the start of every morning on many lakes and fly anglers are thinking about tying on some dry flies as bug hatches become more common. Spring Snow goose hunting is winding down, but not done quite yet. Spring black bear hunting has just begun. Sporting Goods stores are having season opening specials and the <a href="outfitter-guides-lodges/">fishing lodges</a> are welcoming new groups of guests each week. It's also that time when we start to make a list of our <a href="hunting/favorite-places/">favorite fishing spots</a> and which one we are heading to for the next weekend. <a href="opening-day/">Opening day</a> has come and gone so head out to the lake or stream and crate your own great fishing stories for <a href="hunting/campfire/">The Campfire</a>.--></p> 457<p><!-- 458 459<h3>Fall Fishing Season in High Gear</h3> 460 461 462 463 464<p>The water is cooling off and the days are getting far shorter. The roar of fishing boats has already subsided on many lakes as many cabin owners have put their boats on their trailers and pulled their docks out of the water. The September Labour Day Long Weekend is usually the unofficial end to summer across the Prairie Provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. For the dedicated anglers, this means less fishing pressure, fewer boats, and fish that are turning from their summer laziness to early fall feeding. 465</p> 466 467--></p> 468<p><!-- 469 470 471<h3>Fall Fishing Season Winding Down</h3> 472 473 474 475 476<p>With the second half of October seeing some bodies of water starting to freeze up, fall fishing season has ended for many. Some lakes still have open water but your best chances now are to concentrate on the rivers where most flowing waters will stay ice free for another month of two. Where possible, launching a boat for river fishing can yield some outstanding days, as long as you can safely avoid river hazards such as sand bars, rapids, rocks, submerged trees and other boat damaging hazards. If you have the opportunity, game fish often gather downstream from spillways at dam sites and also near the base of waterfalls or rapids. Other highly productive areas are along the seams in the water flow between the fast flowing water and back eddies caused by bends in the river.</p> 477 478 479 480 481<p>If you are a fly-fisher, then you already know about the thrill of catching a wild fish in flowing water and having the fish peel out line as it runs with the current. Get prepared with a warm baselayer under your insulated waders and take to the rivers for some fall fishing action. fish are often feeding subsurface this time of year with few insect hatches so get prepared to be be using weighted flies to go down and get the trout or pull out the streamers to attract the vicious strike of river feeding pike. 482</p> 483 484 485--></p> 486<h3>Spring Fishing Season is Here!</h3> 487<p>With the arrival of May, and now the start of June, fishing seasons in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba are opening up. The ice is gone throughout the Southern Zones. Some ice was still hanging around into May 5th/6th but sunshine and strong winds have taken care of that. Sporting Goods stores are having season opening specials and the <a href="outfitter-guides-lodges/">fishing lodges</a> are gearing up for their first guests of the season. It’s also that time when we start to make a list of our <a href="hunting/favorite-places/">favorite fishing spots</a> and which one we are heading to for <a href="opening-day/">opening day</a>. See some great fishing stories in <a href="hunting/campfire/">The Campfire</a>.</p> 488<p>Across the Prairie Provinces, high water conditions exist. Heavy late season snowfalls and late thaws have pushed up water lake levels in most areas. This is giving dock owners, such as myself, a challenge of where to put the dock and boat lift. I have had to position my dock 10′ closer to shore which puts me at near the max height of my dock legs, furthest from shore. The boat lift is also closer, but I managed to position it slight closer to normal. Unfortunately this means likely re-positioning the dock, or dock and lift, when the lake level eventually returns to normal. Will that be in 2 weeks, a month, 2 months. We will have to wait to find out. The floating dock owners are looking pretty wise right now.</p> 489<p>The fish don’t seem to mind as many species are now in their post-spawn feeding frenzy and settling into their normal early season rout
489ines. Look for the Pike in the shallow bays and the Walleye along drop-offs and other structure. These spots may have changed a bit as water levels of 1-1/2 feet higher than normal may shift them closer to shore than in normal years.</p> 490<h3>For the Bear Hunter</h3> 491<p>Spring Black Bear Hunting is often regarded as the prime season for the quality of the bear fur in the early season. From northern Alberta, through Saskatchewan and Manitoba, the black bears are out from their winter hibernation and the season is on! See our listings of <a href="http://prairieoutdoors.com/outfitter-guides-lodges/">Black Bear Outfitters</a> to get your shot at one.<br /> 492<!-- 493 494 495<h3>A Brand New Year, Start Your Outdoor Plans</h3> 496 497 498With a new year upon us, we outdoor enthusiast begin making plans to take advantage of the coming seasons. The ice fishing gear is in our trucks, waiting for the right day. The Spring fishing season seems like an eternity away, but we avid fly fishermen eagerly await it and tie an inventory of our favorite flies, waiting for May to arrive. Waterfowlers are thinking about the Spring Snow Goose hunt and the Spring Black Bear hunt. Campers are looking ahead to the spring and summer camping seasons, making plans for weekend getaways and week long vacations. Whatever your outdoor passion, make your plans quickly and then begin to act. Make this your best outdoor year ever. Happy New Year! 499--><br /> 500<!-- 501 502 503<h3>Ice Fishing Season Begins</h3> 504 505 506As we enter December, in most parts of the prairies, the ice fishing fishing season is just around the corner. The daylight hours are short but the anticipation of a thick ice cover on our lakes keeps us checking our augers and tip ups. For those of you are hearty enough to venture out on the ice in search of pike, walleye, trout, and perch, we salute your efforts. Ice fishing is 1 part adventure, 1 part gear, and 2 parts rum, at least when it's done right! Check out our <a href="http://prairieoutdoors.com/category/fishing/ice-fishing/">ice fishing pages</a> including pictures, tips, and more. 507--><br /> 508<!-- 509 510 511<h3>Ice Fishing Season Underway</h3> 512 513 514 515 516<p>The fields are covered with snow and the lakes are covered with a enough ice to get out and start drilling holes. The days are cold but with our ice shacks, augers and short rods, we find ways and reasons to stay warm. For those of you are hearty enough to venture out on the ice in search of pike, walleye, trout, and perch, we salute your efforts. Ice fishing is 1 part adventure, 1 part gear, and 2 parts rum, at least when it's done right! Check out our <a href="http://prairieoutdoors.com/category/fishing/ice-fishing/">ice fishing pages</a> including pictures, tips, and more.</p> 517 518 519--><br /> 520<!-- 521 522 523<p>With mild fall weather and snow right after freeze up, the ice was a little slower to thicken and I've noticed quite a bit of variability in thickness. Nevertheless, the first trip out was well worth it. The reward was an absolutely outstanding 26" walleye which would weigh out at over 7 pounds. Maybe more, it looked well fed. </p> 524 525 526 527 528<p>We seem to be past the slushy ice conditions experience in early January as a result of ice up followed quickly by a few good snowfalls then some warm weather again. The overnight lows in the mid -30's seem to have solved that for us!</p> 529 530 531--><br /> 532<!-- 533 534 535<p>Our January in central Saskatchewan was unusually mild. A little snow and most days the thermometer has climbed above -10 without much wind to deal with. Easy days to spend on the lake without a shelter meaning you can drill a number of holes and bounce between them to what and where they are biting. I like to start near a drop off and drill a hole in about 7 feet of water and drop a lure on my Jaw Jacker for the Pike then drill holes progressively deeper to about 20 feet. Wherever the electronics show the action is where I will work the jigging rod. Definitely looking forward to this weekend and another set of holes and dropping jigs.</p> 536 537 538--><br /> 539<!-- 540 541 542<p>February was quite the opposite of January. Weeks of daytime highs in the -25 range and overnights hitting -40 at times. There was a heavy blanket of snow on the ice. The fish don't really know any different. With the Little Buddy Heater on high and the spare propane bottles on stand-by, we layered up and went drilling for Pike. The plan of multiple holes and bouncing between them was on hold for warmer weather. With the last week of February bring some plus side temperatures, the ability to wander the ice was back in fashion and the auger got a regular workout.</p> 543 544 545--><br /> 546<!-- 547 548 549<p>As we approach the midway point of winter, the days are starting to get a little more daylight. We are well into winter now. Some call the middle of winter the Dead of Winter. Today it was -8 for the high. The warmest day of the past 5 days but with some plus temps showing in the forecast over the next 5 or 6 days. That means letâs go fishing!! The last hole I drilled with my ice auger went all the way past the flutes so the ice is now about 2-1/2 feet thick.</p> 550 551 552--><br /> 553<!-- 554 555 556<h3>Ice Fishing Season Nearly Over</h3> 557 558 559 560 561<p>Now that we have turned the calendar page from February to March, we in Saskatchewan feel a sense of relief, the end of winter is now in sight. The coldest temperatures are behind us and the warming trend should be come more obvious with each week. For the ice fishers, the shacks in the southern zone need to be removed in a couple weeks. For the snowmobilers, the weekend to get out and play in the snow are numbered. But the days are running a bit longer with sundown now well past 6:30 pm and the sun popping up over the horizon before 8:00 am.</p> 562 563 564 565 566<p>Recent snowfall has added another foot of snow on top of the ice but a few minutes of shoveling followed by the ice auger means I can drop a line for pike and walleye and enjoy the heat from my propane powered buddy heater. It's just over 2 months now until the start of the new fishing season and open waters, maybe the ice will be off by opening day this year.</p> 567 568 569 570 571<p>As we enter March, in most parts of the prairies, the fishing season has less than a month left. But this is usually the best part of ice fishing season. Longer days of sunshine, warmer temperatures, and fish beginning to search for food more actively. For those of you are hearty enough to venture out on the ice in search of pike, walleye, trout, and perch, we salute your efforts. Ice fishing is 1 part adventure, 1 part gear, and 2 parts rum, at least when it's done right! Check out our <a href="http://prairieoutdoors.com/category/fishing/ice-fishing/">ice fishing pages</a> including pictures, tips, and more.</p> 572 573 574 575 576<h3>Ice Shacks Must Go by March 15th</h3> 577 578 579 580 581<p>Ice shacks must be removed from Saskatchewan lakes by March 15th. See the official <a href="https://www.saskatchewan.ca/government/news-and-media/2025/march/04/saskatchewan-ice-shelter-removal-deadlines-approaching">Saskatchewan Government notice</a>. Should we be happy or sad that ice fishing season is coming to an end? Personally, I enjoy ice fishing but I much prefer fishing on the open water so the coming close of ice fishing season means another step closer to the opening of the new fishing season.</p> 582 583 584--><br /> 585<!-- 586 587<h3>Snowmobile Season</h3> 588 589 590 591 592<p>With winter in season across the prairies, the sleds are running. Early snow conditions in many areas this winter were keeping the sleds in plenty of use, especially in the south. Further north, recent snow reports are coming with less snow depth in the early part of the season has changed to good snow conditions. Whether you are out for a run across the lake, across the field, or on the trails for a poker rally, our outdoor playground is waiting for the rev of the engines and the push of the tracks. We are chronicling our own adventures in snowmobile ownership <a href="https://prairieoutdoors.com/category/snowmobiling/">here</a>. </p> 593 594 595--><br /> 596<!-- 597 598 599<p>The early Feb temps and sunshine look like we may have some alternating slushy then hard and crusty snow conditions but ditches on the shade side of the roads still hold some pretty good quality snow.</p> 600 601 602 603 604 605<p>Some early spring snowfalls in the central and northern regions are keeping snowmobile owners on the trails and carving paths through snowbanks, ditches and hillsides. With plus temperatures expected for the next 10 days, there are only a few days left to rev 'em up and head out. For those of you in the south, its muddy fields and brawn grass so the season is over.</p> 606 607 608--><br /> 609<!-- 610 611 612<h3>The Beginning of Fall Hunting Seasons</h3> 613 614 615 616 617<p>The first day of September arrives and the sound of shotguns can be heard as the day begins. The hunting season is finally here and waterfowl are being hunted across the prairies. Big game hunters will need to begin their preparations, getting gear ready and sighting in the rifles for when the rut will be on as the days grow shorter and cooler.</p> 618 619 620 621 622<p>Many Bow Hunters are already in their stands, knowing that the early season is both the best time to find that velvet antlered deer and to catch the elusive bucks before they become more wary with the increasing human presence in their territory.</p> 623 624 625--></p> 626<p>We help connect hunters with the great outdoors in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba to enjoy the world class hunting, fishing and camping. If you are looking for a hunting adventure, we help you find the hunting outfitter, guided hunting trip, fishing lodge, or campground that matches your outdoor quest. Check out our <a href="/outfitters/outfitter-guides-lodges/" title="Hunting Outfitters and Fishing Guides">
626Outfitters, Guides and Lodges</a> pages. Many hunting outfitters are still operating despite the closed border to USA tourists/hunters so now it the time if you have ever wondered what the guided hunting experience is like. We can tell you from personal experience, it is something you can image don’t really understand just how good hunting can be, until you have hunted with the professionals.</p> 627<p><!-- 628 629<h3>The Middle of Hunting Season</h3> 630 631 632 633 634<p>The waterfowl season is winding down. Waterholes are freezing up and snow will soon be on the ground. Almost time to trade the shot gun for the rifle and go hunting for that trophy buck. Whether your passion is waterfowl, mule deer, elk, whitetail, or moose, we help connect hunters with the great outdoors in Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba to enjoy the world class hunting, fishing and camping. If you are looking for a hunting adventure, we help you find the hunting outfitter, guided hunting trip, fishing lodge, or campground that matches your outdoor quest. Check out our <a href="/outfitters/outfitter-guides-lodges/" title="Hunting Outfitters and Fishing Guides">Outfitters, Guides and Lodges</a> pages.</p> 635 636 637 638 639<p>For those waterfowl hunters still active in the late season, the snow geese are gone so don\'t bother with your trailer full of white decoys. Look for open water such as rivers where the big Canadas are still roosting. They could stick around and feed on nearby fields well into December. For upland bird hunters, when the snow starts to build up, birds will tend to gather in open areas where the food is easier to reach. While out searching for birds, pay close attention for foot prints in the snow that show large number of birds as grouse or partridge gathering to feed. Make sure to circle back to these spots at prime feeding time. Having a trusty hunting dog that can sniff out the grouse in their under-snow burrows is a huge advantage. With a little training and persistence, a good waterfowl dog can also be a good upland dog.</p> 640 641 642--><br /> 643<!-- 644 645 646<h3>The End of Hunting Season</h3> 647 648 649Hunting Season is over across the prairies, except for the stories of the recent hunt. The big buck at 150 yards gradually becomes 300 yards, on the run. The single mallard at 25 yards, feet down, becomes an 80 yard over the shoulder triple. We all have learned how to bend the truth a little in our hunting stories, often with a touch of rum to liven the atmosphere over the holidays as we gather with our hunting buddies again. It's a great time to share your stories. Consider telling your tale in the <a href="http://prairieoutdoors.com/hunting/campfire/">The Campfire</a> or are you looking to book your next hunting trip with an outfitter in <a href="http://prairieoutdoors.com/outfitter-guides-lodges/?prov=Alberta">Alberta</a>, <a href="http://prairieoutdoors.com/outfitter-guides-lodges/?prov=Manitoba">Manitoba</a>, or <a href="http://prairieoutdoors.com/outfitter-guides-lodges/?prov=Saskatchewan">Saskatchewan</a>? We have the hunting links to help you out. 650--><br /> 651<!-- 652 653<h3>Planning for Spring Hunting Seasons</h3> 654 655 656Spring hunting seasons are quickly approaching and the avid hunters are getting their gear ready. Spring snow goose season will soon be here. I just spotted about 20 Snows lounging beside some sheet water, along with about 40 Canadas, just North of Swift Current on April 2nd. Often the goose season opens when we are still a number of weeks away from the arrival of the first geese. The northern migration is largely determined by the availability of open water and food (agricultural fields) suitable for flocks that can number in the 10's of thousands. On March 7th I spotted the first pair of Canada Geese over Saskatoon. With a forecast to snap back to a week of cold weather and snow fall, they may bounce back down southward. The snow geese are typically a month later that the arrival dates of the first Canada Geese. 657 658 659<p>Spring Black Bear season approaches so hunters and outfitters are starting to gather up tree stands, bait barrels and testing quads in preparation for the bears exit from their hibernation de
659ns. 660</p> 661 662 663 664 665<h3>April Brings Out the Shotguns</h3> 666 667 668 669 670<p>It's Spring. It's Snow Goose Season. With 20 birds a day hunting limits on Snow Geese, including Ross's Geese, the spring snow goose hunt can be a great time to heat up the shotgun barrel and put some geese on the ground. Some of the early season streams are open for trout fishing on the eastern slopes and foothills. Grab that fly rod, waders, and your wind gear. Now is a great time to get your lines tight before the spring run off raises the water level and flow volume. There's plenty of good water to fish now and Alberta has also opened up a number of lakes again for fishing.</p> 671 672 673--><br /> 674<!-- 675 676<h3>Summer is Here - Head for the Lake</h3> 677 678 679 680 681<p>After an on again off again spring, the school bells have stopped ringing and summer time is here. We have some heat for the lake and it's time to get your summer essentials ready to go. That means sunscreen + bug spray + fly rod. Oh Ya, and the boat and the tubes, and the wakeboard, and the kids.</p> 682 683 684 685 686<p>Fish are moving deeper as the lake waters warm up. 2 weeks ago we were casting to Pike in 4-6 feet of water and this past week we were finding them in 12 - 15 feet, just a bit deeper but only 50 feet from the spots of two weeks ago. 687</p> 688 689 690 691 692<p>Walleye fishing has been excellent with any combination of jig heads tipped with plastic worms, real worms, minnows, or leaches. Early morning and evening have been the best times as the Walleye use their sight advantage in low light conditions. We have been finding walleye in transition zone from 10 feet to 20 feet, often near a weed bed where they are feasting on the Perch. The Walleye are chunky and it only takes a couple to make a good fish fry back at camp or a shore lunch. Plenty of pike mixed in as well as they will readily take the jig heads as well.</p> 693 694 695--><br /> 696<!-- 697 698 699<h3>Get Ready for Spring Fishing</h3> 700 701 702 703 704<p>Spring fishing season is just around the corner in most parts of the Prairie provinces. The ice fishing gear has been tucked away while a few ice shacks stranded in the deep snow from winter will find a home at the bottom of a lake. It's the start of spring fishing (open in some locations) and camping season for the hearty ones willing to brave the mud and weather. I am busy preparing myself for a spring and summer long <a href="http://prairieoutdoors.com/7-flies-that-catch-fish-in-canada/">fly fishing project</a>. What plans are you making for the most active outdoors season in Canada?</p> 705 706 707 708 709<p>In early March, it seemed we were in for an early Spring. But that's an improbably assumption to make in Saskatchewan. The second half of March returned to winter even well past the official start of Spring. The unofficial start of Spring to me is when we have two consecutive days/nights when the temperature remains above freezing. That is when the real snow/ice melt kicks in and when it actually feels like spring, not just a mythical day on the calendar. According to the weather app on my phone, that looks like April 11th and 12th. With almost a meter of ice on the lakes, it's going to take more than a couple days, but I'm hopeful that we will be able to launch the boat for opening day of fishing season on May 5th.</p> 710 711 712--></p> 713<h3>Get Out for Spring Fishing</h3> 714<p>Spring fishing season is here, all across the Prairie provinces. The ice fishing gear has been tucked away. It’s the start of spring fishing and camping season. I am busy preparing myself for a spring and summer long <a href="http://prairieoutdoors.com/7-flies-that-catch-fish-in-canada/">fly fishing project</a>. What plans are you making for the most active outdoors season in Canada?</p> 715<p>If you are looking for the regulations and dates for fishing in Saskatchewan, check the <a href="https://www.saskatchewan.ca/government/news-and-media/2025/april/02/2025-26-anglers-guide-is-now-online">2025 Anglers Guide</a>.</p> 716<hr> 717<p>We help connect hunters and anglers with the great outdoors in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba to enjoy the world class hunting, fishing and campgrounds. If you are looking for a hunting adventure, we help you find the hunting outfitter, guided hunting trip, fishing lodge, or campground that matches your outdoor quest. Check out our <a href="/outfitters/outfitter-guides-lodges/" title="Hunting Outfitters and Fishing Guides">
717Outfitters, Guides and Lodges</a> pages. 718</p> 719<p><iframe src="/home-iframe-latest.php" width="100%" height="400px"></iframe></p> 720<div style="width: 100%; background-color: #dddddd; color: #000; margin-top: 2px;"> 721<p><!-- 722 723<h2>Spring Camping Season</h2> 724 725 726 727 728<p>May long weekend has passed, which is usually the kick off to camping season, officially or unofficially. We have some great resources for helping you find that next great campground spot. Our <a href="/camping/" title="camping and campgrounds">Camping</a> pages include links to Provincial Parks in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Wondering which campground suits you best? Check out the provincial park ratings in the links just below for each province or go straight our listings of Provincial Parks and Campgrounds. 729</p> 730 731 732 733 734<h2>Spring Camping Season</h2> 735 736 737 738 739<p>We have some great resources for helping you find that next great campground spot. Our <a href="/camping/" title="camping and campgrounds">Camping</a> pages include links to Provincial Parks in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Wondering which campground suits you best? Check out the provincial park ratings in the links just below for each province or go straight our listings of Provincial Parks and Campgrounds.</p> 740 741 742--><br /> 743<!-- 744 745 746<h2>Late Season Camping</h2> 747 748 749 750 751<p>We have some great resources for helping you find that late season camping spot. Our <a href="/camping/" title="camping and campgrounds">Camping</a> pages include links to Provincial Parks in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. As most families pack away the tents, sleeping bags, and prep the trailers for storage, campgrounds open up for the hearty campers who prefer the quiet coolness of fall camping. Wondering which campground suits you best? Check out the provincial park ratings in the links just below for each province or go straight to our listings of Provincial Parks and Campgrounds.</p> 752 753 754--><br /> 755<!-- 756 757 758<p>With the late start to camping season this year, Provincial governments are extending campground operations a little longer this year offering some great late season camping opportunities with full services. Get out and take advantage of the remaining great weather days before you need to winterize your camper.</p> 759 760 761 762<!-- 763 764<h2>A Look Ahead to Camping Season</h2> 765 766 767 768 769 770<p>Are you already looking ahead to another great camping season? We have some great resources for helping you find that ideal campground spot. Our <a title="camping and campgrounds" href="/camping/">Campground</a> pages include links to Provincial Parks in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. As most campers are still thinking about their favorite winter activities, many are already thinking ahead to the day when they can pull out the tents, sleeping bags, and prep the trailers for the first trip of the year. Campgrounds won't open up for a few more months but the best time is now to begin thinking about the first camping trip. Wondering which campground suits you best? Check out the provincial park ratings in the links just below for each province or go straight our listings of Provincial Parks and Campgrounds. Will you go back to old favorites this year or try out a new spot? Saskatchewan has just announced <a href="https://www.saskatchewan.ca/government/news-and-media/2025/january/20/sask-parks-2025-camping-reservations-launch-april-7"April 7th as the start to their online bookings</a>. 771</p> 772 773<br /> 774--><br /> 775All three provinces now have an online campground site reservation system.</p> 776<ul> 777<li>For Alberta, use <a href="https://reserve.albertaparks.ca/">reserve.albertaparks.ca</a>. Beginning Feb 19th.</li> 778<li>For Saskatchewan, use <a href="https://https://saskparks.tourismsaskatchewan.com/">saskparks.tourismsaskatchewan.com</a>. Beginning April 7th.</li> 779<li>For Manitoba, use <a href="https://prspub.gov.mb.ca/">prspub.gov.mb.ca</a>. Begins April 3rd for most campgrounds.</li> 780</ul> 781<h3>Happy Camping!</h3> 782<p><!-- 783 784 785<h2>Camping Season in High Gear</h2> 786 787 788 789 790<p>Another great camping season is underway! We have some great resources for helping you find that ideal campground spot. Our <a href="/camping/" title="camping and campgrounds">Campground</a> pages include links to Provincial Parks in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Most campers have their camper trailers, tents, sleeping bags, and toys ready and are either off for their first trip of the year or planning their next camping trip. Wondering which campground suits you best? Check out the provincial park ratings in the links just below for each province or go straight our listings of Provincial Parks and Campgrounds. Will you go back to old favorites this year or try out a new spot? Come back and tell us all about in our <a href="http://prairieoutdoors.com/camping-and-campgrounds/alberta-camping/alberta-provincial-park-ratings/" title="AB Campground Ratings">Alberta Provincial Park Ratings</a>, <a href="http://prairieoutdoors.com/camping-and-campgrounds/saskatchewan-provincial-park-ratings/" title="SK Campground Ratings">Saskatchewan Provincial Park Ratings</a>, and <a href="http://prairieoutdoors.com/camping-and-campgrounds/manitoba-camping/manitoba-provincial-park-ratings/" title="MB Campground Ratings">Manitoba Provincial Park Ratings</a>. 791</p> 792 793 794--><br /> 795<iframe src="/home-iframe-camping-comments.php" width="100%" height="1000"></iframe></p> 796<div style="width: 100%; background-color: #dddddd; color: #000; margin-top: 2px;"> 797<p> 798PrairieOutdoors.com is your online outdoor hunting directory for <a href="/hunting/">hunting</a>, <a href="/fishing/">fishing</a>, and <a href="/camping-and-campgrounds/"> camping</a> information for Western Canada (Alberta, Saskatchewan & Manitoba) including listings of hunting outfitters, guides, fishing tournaments, fishing lodges, resorts, and campgrounds. 799</p> 800<p> 801In Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba we have over 200,000 lakes and hundreds of rivers, featuring some of the finest fresh water game fishing possible.  The wild life is plentiful and world renowned for trophy quality hunting and fishing. Many hunting and fishing world records have come from this area including the <a href="/games/survey-broder-vs-hanson/">Hanson Buck</a> and the <a href="/games/survey-broder-vs-hanson/"> Broder Buck</a>. We have wild mountain streams in Alberta featuring Brown trout and Rainbow trout that will rip the backing out of your reel. Bring your heavy line and get ready to set the hook for Northern Pike that will spin your boat around. The flocks of Canada Geese and Snow Geese will fill the sky in numbers only counted in hundreds of thousands. The southern prairies feature excellent pheasant hunting along the creek beds and abundant numbers of “Prairie Chicken” (sharp-tail grouse) and “Huns” (Hungarian Partridge). With a good dog and a quick 12 gauge you can get your limit. Trophy walleye can be pulled from lakes year roun
801d and the ice fishing is an unbelievable adventure. Imagine pulling a 30 inch walleye or a 48 inch pike through 3 feet of ice. If bear hunting is your sport, the forest are well stocked with the wary creatures.<br /> 802If you have the patience, you have a great chance to pick a black bear in one of the many color phases ranging from pure black, to chocolate brown, to cinnamon and even the rare blonde bear. World record whitetail, elk, moose and mule deer are wandering the forests and plains where the big game are plentiful and big bodied. 803</p> 804</div> 805<div class="clearfloat"></div> 806<div style="width: 50%; float: left; background-color: #dddddd; color: #000;"> 807<p>Within this directory you will find information about:</p> 808<ul> 809<li><span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">Hunting</span></li> 810<li><span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">Bow Hunting</span></li> 811<li><span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">Fishing</span></li> 812<li><span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">Fly-fishing</span></li> 813<li><span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">Outfitters</span></li> 814<li><span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">Guides</span></li> 815<li><span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">Lodges</span></li> 816<li><span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">Resorts </span></li> 817<li><span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">Camping</span></li> 818<li><span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">Hunting Supply stores</span></li> 819<li><span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">Fishing Tackle stores</span></li> 820</ul> 821<p><span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">The geographic area we cover includes:</span></p> 822<ul> 823<li><span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">Western Canada</span></li> 824<li><span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">Alberta</span></li> 825<li><span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">Saskatchewan</span></li> 826<li><span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">Manitoba</span></li> 827</ul> 828</div> 829<div style="width: 50%; float: left; background-color: #dddddd; color: #000;"> 830<p><a href="/fishing/"><span style="color: #000029; font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">Fish</span></a><span style="color: #000029; font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;"> Species include:</span></p> 831<ul> 832<li><a href="/fishing/northern-pike-fishing/"><span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">Northern Pike Fishing</span></a></li> 833<li><a href="/fishing/walleye-fishing/"><span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">Walleye Fishing</span></a></li> 834<li><a href="/fishing/rainbow-trout-fishing/"><span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">Rainbow Trout Fishing</span></a></li> 835<li><span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">Lake Trout</span></li> 836<li><span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">Brown Trout</span></li> 837<li><span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">Brook Trout</span></li> 838<li><span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">Perch</span></li> 839<li><span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">Sturgeon</span></li> 840<li><span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">Whitefish</span></li> 841<li><span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">Arctic Grayling</span></li> 842</ul> 843<p><a href="/hunting/"><span style="color: #000029; font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">Big Game Hunting:</span></a></p> 844<ul> 845<li><a href="http://prairieoutdoors.com/hunting/whitetail-deer-hunting/">Whitetail Deer Hunting</a></li> 846<li><a href="http://prairieoutdoors.com/hunting/mule-deer-hunting/">Mule Deer Hunting</a>, including the World record mule deer,<br /> 847the <a href="http://prairieoutdoors.com/hunting/campfire/">Broder Buck</a></li> 848<li>Moose</li> 849<li>Elk</li> 850<li><a href="http://prairieoutdoors.com/hunting/black-bear-hunting/">Black Bear Hunting</a></li> 851<li>Antelope</li> 852</ul> 853<p><a href="/hunting/">Bird Hunting</a></p> 854<ul> 855<li><a href="http://prairieoutdoors.com/hunting/goose-hunting/"><span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">Goose Hunting</span></a></li> 856<li><a href="http://prairieoutdoors.com/hunting/duck-hunting/"><span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">Duck Hunting</span></a></li> 857<li><span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">Partridge</span></li> 858<li><span style="font-family: Tahoma; font-size: small;">
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