6-Hour Guided Fishing Trip on Last Mountain Lake
Private Trip
Lakes/Reservoirs/Ponds Fishing
6hour guided fishing adventure targeting Walleye and Northern PikePrivate trip accommodates up to 4 anglers with professional equipment includedModern 2021 Lund boat with experienced guide Tyrell Hanson
Picture this: you're out on Last Mountain Lake at first light with Captain Tyrell Hanson, watching the mist roll off the water while you cast for some of Saskatchewan's best Walleye and Northern Pike. This 6-hour guided fishing adventure gives you serious time on the water – way more than those rushed half-day trips you'll find elsewhere. Running from May through mid-September, this top-rated experience puts you in prime position to land fish that'll have you talking for years. At $1000 for two guests, it's become a customer favorite for good reason: Tyrell knows these waters like the back of his hand, and his 2021 Lund Tyee with that smooth 200 HP Mercury will get you to the hot spots fast.
Your day kicks off at 7:00 AM sharp – that's prime time when the fish are most active and the lake's still quiet. Tyrell's got everything dialed in: all your bait, tackle, and gear are waiting for you, so just grab your fishing license and maybe a coffee for the ride out. The Lund Tyee is a serious fishing machine, built for comfort during those long days when the bite is hot and you don't want to head in. You'll have plenty of room to move around, cast freely, and fight fish without bumping into each other. The boat handles Last Mountain Lake's choppy conditions like a dream, so even if the wind picks up, you'll stay comfortable and focused on fishing. This is a private trip, which means no strangers crowding your space – just you, your buddy, and a guide who's genuinely stoked to put you on fish.
Last Mountain Lake fishing is all about reading the water and adjusting your approach throughout the day. Tyrell runs a mix of trolling and jigging depending on what the fish want. Early morning, you'll likely start trolling crankbaits along the drop-offs where Walleye cruise looking for breakfast. The lake's structure is perfect for this – plenty of rocky points and weed edges that hold fish. When the bite slows down, switching to vertical jigging with live bait often triggers strikes from finicky fish. The gear setup is world-class: quality rods that'll let you feel every tap, reels that won't quit when you hook into a big Pike, and a tackle box stocked with proven lures for these waters. Tyrell's been running trips here long enough to know which presentations work when, and he's not shy about sharing techniques that'll make you a better angler. The boat's equipped with top-tier electronics to mark fish and structure, so you're not just fishing blind – you're targeting specific areas where the action's happening.
Walleye are the bread and butter of Last Mountain Lake, and for good reason. These golden beauties average 2-4 pounds, with plenty of 6+ pounders mixed in to keep things interesting. They're most active during low-light periods – dawn, dusk, and overcast days – which is why that early start time is so crucial. Walleye here feed heavily on perch and minnows, making them aggressive on jigs tipped with live bait or minnow-imitating cranks. What makes them so popular isn't just their fight (though they do pull hard), it's that they're absolutely delicious. These fish have been feeding in clean, cold water, and they make for some of the best shore lunches you'll ever have. Peak season runs from late May through August, when they're scattered across various depths and actively feeding.
Northern Pike in Last Mountain Lake are the real wildcards that'll get your heart pumping. These toothy predators can stretch over 40 inches and fight like they're twice that size. They lurk around weed beds and rocky structures, ambushing anything that looks like an easy meal. Pike fishing here is visual and exciting – you'll often see them follow your lure right to the boat before deciding whether to strike. They hit hard and jump often, making for some of the most memorable battles you'll have. The best Pike action typically happens from June through early September when water temperatures are optimal and they're actively hunting in the shallows. What makes Last Mountain Lake Pike special is their condition – they're thick, healthy fish that have plenty of forage to grow big and strong. Landing a 30+ inch Pike here isn't unusual, and the possibility of a true giant always keeps you on edge.
This 6-hour trip strikes the perfect balance between serious fishing time and reasonable pricing. You're getting a full day's worth of angling without the exhaustion that comes with dawn-to-dusk marathons. The season runs May 15 to September 15, covering the absolute best fishing months on Last Mountain Lake. At $1000 for two anglers, you're looking at exceptional value for a private guided trip with quality gear and local expertise. Need to bring more friends? Additional guests are just $200 each, with room for up to four total. Tyrell's calendar fills up fast, especially during peak summer months when the fishing is hottest. Last Mountain Angling Adventures has built a reputation on putting clients on fish and showing them techniques that work long after the trip ends. Don't wait until the last minute – the best trips book months in advance, and you don't want to miss out on what could be your best fishing day of the year.
You'll be fishing from a top-notch 2021 Lund 189 Tyee that's built for serious anglers who want comfort and performance on Last Mountain Lake. This 20-foot motorboat runs smooth as glass with its 200 HP Mercury engine, hitting speeds up to 43 mph to get you to the hot spots fast. The Lund's stable design means you can focus on landing those walleye and northern pike without worrying about boat handling. With plenty of deck space and smart layout, there's room to cast, fight fish, and move around comfortably during your 6-hour adventure. Captain Tyrell knows exactly where to position this rig for the best action, whether you're trolling the deep water or working structure along the shoreline. The boat comes loaded with all the fishing gear you'll need, so you just show up ready to fish.
Esox LuciusNorthern pike are the lake's apex predators and they'll give you a fight you won't forget. These aggressive hunters average 24-30 inches but can push well over 40 inches here on Last Mountain. You'll find them lurking in weedy bays, around fallen timber, and along weed lines in 5-15 feet of water. They're most active during our cooler months - May, June, and September - when water temps are in their comfort zone. Pike are ambush predators that'll absolutely crush your lure, then put on an aerial show with jumps and head shakes. While they're not the best table fare, the thrill of hooking into a 10-pounder makes up for it. Here's a local trick: after that initial strike, keep steady pressure but don't horse them. They'll often make a second or third run, and that's usually when people lose them. Steel leaders are a must - their teeth will cut through regular line like butter.
Sander VitreusWalleye are the prize catch here on Last Mountain Lake, and for good reason. These golden-colored fish with their distinctive glassy eyes typically run 14-20 inches, with some pushing over 25 inches. They're most active during low-light periods - early morning and evening - when they move from deeper structure into shallows to feed. During our May through September season, you'll find them around rock piles, weed edges, and drop-offs, usually in 8-25 feet of water. What makes walleye so popular isn't just their scrappy fight, but they're hands-down the best eating fish in the lake. White, flaky meat with a mild, sweet flavor that's perfect for a shore lunch. My go-to tip: when you feel that subtle "tick" on your jig, don't set the hook right away. Let them load up for a second or two, then lift firmly. They have a soft mouth and light bite, so patience pays off.
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