3-Hour Guided Fishing Trip on Last Mountain Lake
Private Trip
Lakes/Reservoirs/Ponds Fishing
Expertguided 3hour trips targeting Walleye and Northern PikeMorning or afternoon departures available May through SeptemberFully equipped Lund boat with all gear and tackle included
Looking for some serious fishing action without burning your whole day? This 3-hour guided trip on Last Mountain Lake hits the sweet spot. Captain Tyrell Hanson knows these waters like the back of his hand, and he's been putting clients on fish here for years. You've got your pick of morning or afternoon slots – 7 AM if you're an early bird who loves that glass-calm water, or 3 PM if you prefer to sleep in and fish when the afternoon bite kicks in. Either way, you're looking at prime time for Walleye and Northern Pike.
You'll be fishing from a fully rigged Lund Tyee – one of the most trusted boats in the fishing game. With a 200 HP Mercury pushing you around, you'll cover water fast and get to the hot spots while they're still producing. Tyrell's got this trip dialed in for up to 4 anglers, though it starts at 2 guests for $600. The beauty of Last Mountain Lake is how it fishes year-round during the season, from ice-out in May right through September. Spring brings aggressive post-spawn pike, while summer offers consistent walleye action. Fall fishing can be absolutely lights-out as both species feed heavily before winter. The lake's structure is perfect for both species – plenty of rocky points and drop-offs for walleye, plus weedy bays where pike love to ambush baitfish.
All your gear comes included, so you can travel light. Tyrell runs a mixed approach depending on conditions and what the fish want that day. For walleye, expect to work jigs tipped with minnows along the bottom structure, or pull spinner rigs when they're suspended. The lake's zebra mussel population has actually made the water clearer over the years, which means walleye can be pickier – but it also means bigger, healthier fish. Pike fishing is where things get fun. You might be casting spoons into weed lines, trolling large lures along the edges, or working topwater baits during low-light periods. The key is staying mobile and reading the water. Tyrell's fish finder will show you exactly what's down there, and his local knowledge means you're not wasting time in dead water. He'll adjust tactics based on weather, time of year, and what's been producing lately.
Last Mountain Lake walleye are the real deal – thick, healthy fish that fight harder than you'd expect. These aren't your typical skinny lake walleye. The forage base here is incredible, so you're looking at fish that average 2-4 pounds with plenty of bigger ones mixed in. Best walleye action typically happens during low-light periods, which is why those 7 AM and 3 PM departure times work so well. They relate heavily to structure here – rocky points, humps, and the transition areas where hard bottom meets soft. What makes Last Mountain walleye special is how aggressive they can be. Don't be surprised if you hook into one while pike fishing with bigger baits.
Northern Pike in Last Mountain Lake are absolute rockets. The weed growth here is perfect pike habitat, and these fish have plenty of room to grow. You'll find pike from scrappy 20-inchers that fight like they're twice as big, all the way up to legitimate 40+ inch fish that'll test your drag and your nerves. Peak pike action often happens during the day when walleye slow down, making this trip perfect for targeting both species. They're ambush predators here, so expect explosive strikes when you're working the weed edges. The cool thing about Last Mountain pike is how they use the lake's structure – they're not just shallow weed fish. You'll find them relating to drop-offs and points, especially during summer heat.
This trip books up fast, especially during peak summer months and the hot fall bite. At $600 for two anglers with everything included except your license, you're getting serious value. Add extra people for just $100 each – perfect for couples or small groups who want to share the experience. The 3-hour format is ideal if you're testing the waters with Last Mountain Angling Adventures or if you've got other plans that day. Tyrell's been guiding these waters long enough to know where the fish are, and his track record speaks for itself. Whether you're a complete beginner or you've been fishing for decades, he'll adjust the trip to match your skill level and goals. Book early, bring your license, and get ready for some of the best walleye and pike action Saskatchewan has to offer.
Hit the waters of Last Mountain Lake aboard our 2021 Lund 189 Tyee, a rock-solid 20-foot fishing machine built for serious anglers. This beauty's powered by a smooth 200 HP Mercury that'll get you to the hot spots fast, cruising at speeds up to 43 mph when conditions call for it. The Lund's legendary hull design cuts through chop like butter, keeping you comfortable while you focus on what matters – landing walleye and northern pike. We've got this boat rigged with all the essentials, from quality rod holders to fish finders, plus plenty of deck space for up to 4 anglers to work their lines without getting tangled up. Whether you're casting for aggressive pike in the shallows or trolling deeper waters for walleye, this reliable vessel handles Last Mountain Lake's varied conditions with ease. The stable platform gives you confidence whether you're a weekend warrior or seasoned pro, and the smooth ride means more time fishing and less time fighting the boat.
Esox LuciusNorthern Pike are aggressive predators that average 3-5 pounds, with bigger fish over 10 pounds lurking in Last Mountain's depths. These green torpedoes hang around shallow bays, weed lines, and drop-offs where they ambush prey. Spring through early summer is peak time when they're active in 5-15 feet of water. Pike are pure excitement - they strike hard, jump, and fight dirty with sudden runs that test your drag. Their razor-sharp teeth and aggressive nature make every hookup memorable. While they're decent eating when prepared right, most folks fish pike for the thrill. Here's a local secret: when a pike hits your lure, don't set the hook immediately. Let them run with it for a few seconds - they often grab prey sideways first, then turn to swallow it properly.
Sander VitreusWalleye are golden-colored fish with distinctive silver eyes that help them hunt in low light. They typically run 2-4 pounds here, though we see some beauties pushing 6-8 pounds. These fish love structure - rock piles, weed edges, and drop-offs in 10-25 feet of water. Early morning and evening trips are prime time since walleye feed aggressively during twilight hours. What makes them special? They're fantastic table fare with mild, flaky white meat that's tough to beat. Plus, they put up a solid fight without going crazy on you. My tip: slow your presentation way down. Walleye often follow baits for a while before committing, so patience pays off. A slow jig-and-pause retrieve near bottom structure is deadly effective on Last Mountain Lake.
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