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Embark on a Fishing Adventure with Canmore Travel’s Private Group Shuttle

Discover the serenity and excitement of fishing in the Alberta Rockies with Canmore Travel’s private group shuttle service. Each destination offers unique fishing opportunities, from crystal-clear lakes to rushing mountain rivers, all set against the stunning backdrop of the Rockies. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or a beginner looking to cast your first line, join us for a fishing trip that combines beautiful landscapes, rich wildlife, and unforgettable experiences.

Banff: The Heart of the Rockies

Banff is a premier destination for anglers, offering a variety of fishing spots that cater to all skill levels. The Bow River is renowned for its world-class fly fishing, where you can cast for brown, rainbow, and bull trout amidst breathtaking mountain scenery. Lake Minnewanka, another popular fishing spot in Banff, provides opportunities for boat fishing and trolling for lake trout and whitefish. With its diverse fishing options and stunning surroundings, Banff is a must-visit for any fishing enthusiast.
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Bow Lake: A Serene Alpine Gem

Bow Lake, located along the Icefields Parkway, offers a tranquil fishing experience in a pristine alpine setting. The lake is home to healthy populations of trout, including rainbow and lake trout, making it a great spot for both shore and boat fishing. The clear, cold waters of Bow Lake provide excellent conditions for fly fishing, allowing you to enjoy the peaceful ambiance while casting against a backdrop of glaciers and towering peaks.
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Canmore: Gateway to Adventure

Canmore is a fantastic base for fishing adventures, with easy access to a variety of rivers and lakes. The Bow River runs right through town, offering prime fly fishing opportunities for trout. For a quieter experience, head to Quarry Lake, where you can fish for rainbow trout in a more relaxed environment. Canmore’s fishing spots are perfect for both experienced anglers and those looking to enjoy a peaceful day by the water.
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Fernie: A Hidden Gem in the Rockies

Fernie is known for its excellent river fishing, particularly on the Elk River, which is famous for its dry fly fishing. The river is home to a healthy population of westslope cutthroat trout and bull trout, making it a great spot for anglers looking to test their skills. With its clear waters, stunning mountain scenery, and plentiful fish, Fernie offers a rewarding fishing experience for all levels of expertise.
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Golden: Thrills and Scenic Beauty

Golden is a hidden gem for fishing enthusiasts, offering a variety of lakes and rivers teeming with fish. The Kicking Horse River provides excellent opportunities for fly fishing, with its fast-flowing waters home to rainbow and cutthroat trout. For a more serene experience, head to Kinbasket Lake, where you can fish for kokanee, bull trout, and burbot. Golden’s diverse fishing environments make it a great destination for anglers looking to explore the Rockies.
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Invermere: Lakeside Relaxation and Adventure

Invermere is a fishing paradise, known for its warm, sunny climate and abundant fish populations. Lake Windermere, the largest lake in the area, is perfect for trolling or shore fishing, with a variety of species including rainbow trout, kokanee, and pike. The Columbia River, which flows through Invermere, offers excellent fly fishing opportunities, particularly for trout. With its mix of lake and river fishing, Invermere is ideal for those looking to enjoy a diverse fishing adventure.
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Jasper: Untamed Wilderness

Jasper National Park is a haven for anglers, with numerous lakes and rivers offering excellent fishing opportunities. Pyramid Lake and Patricia Lake are popular spots for fishing trout, while the Athabasca River is known for its fly fishing. With its stunning scenery and diverse fish populations, Jasper provides a memorable fishing experience in a pristine wilderness setting. Whether you’re fishing from shore or a boat, Jasper’s waters are sure to provide a rewarding day on the water.
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Lake Louise: Iconic Beauty

Lake Louise is not only famous for its turquoise waters and stunning mountain views but also for its excellent fishing opportunities. The lake is home to a variety of fish, including trout and whitefish, making it a great spot for both fly fishing and trolling. The serene and picturesque setting of Lake Louise offers a tranquil fishing experience, allowing you to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the Rockies while casting your line.
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Moraine Lake: A Photographer’s Dream

Moraine Lake, located in the Valley of the Ten Peaks, offers a unique fishing experience in one of the most beautiful settings in the Rockies. The lake’s crystal-clear waters are home to a variety of trout, making it a popular spot for both fly fishing and spin casting. With its stunning blue waters and dramatic mountain backdrop, Moraine Lake provides a peaceful and scenic fishing adventure that is perfect for anglers of all levels.
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Revelstoke: Adventure Capital of the Rockies

Revelstoke is a top destination for fishing in the Rockies, offering a variety of lakes and rivers with abundant fish populations. The Columbia River, which runs through Revelstoke, is known for its excellent fly fishing opportunities, particularly for rainbow trout. Lake Revelstoke, a large reservoir on the Columbia River, provides great fishing for kokanee, bull trout, and rainbow trout. With its diverse fishing options and stunning mountain scenery, Revelstoke is a great spot for anglers looking to explore the Rockies.
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Two Jack Lake: A Tranquil Retreat

Two Jack Lake, located near Banff, offers a serene fishing experience in a beautiful alpine setting. The lake is known for its populations of rainbow trout and whitefish, making it a great spot for both fly fishing and baitcasting. With its calm waters and stunning views of Mount Rundle and Cascade Mountain, Two Jack Lake provides a peaceful and picturesque fishing adventure, perfect for those looking to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the Rockies.
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Join Canmore Travel’s private group shuttle for a fishing trip through the Alberta Rockies. Whether you’re seeking a quiet day by a pristine lake or an adventurous outing on a rushing river, our tour offers something for every angler. Let us handle the transportation so you can focus on casting your line and enjoying the tranquility and beauty of the Rockies.