Family Fishing Adventure on Last Mountain Lake

Family-Friendly Walleye & Pike Fishing on Last Mountain Lake

Looking for a laid-back fishing trip the whole family can enjoy? Tyrell Hanson's got you covered with his 6-hour guided adventure on Last Mountain Lake. From mid-May through mid-September, you'll cruise out on a spacious Lund Tyee, dropping lines for walleye and northern pike in some of Saskatchewan's most productive waters. Whether you're teaching the kids to bait a hook or aiming to land that trophy catch, this trip offers something for anglers of all skill levels.

What to Expect on the Water

Your day starts bright and early at 7 AM, when you'll meet Tyrell at the dock. He'll get everyone settled into his 2021 Lund Tyee - a top-notch fishing machine with plenty of room for the family to spread out. As you motor out onto Last Mountain Lake, Tyrell will share some local knowledge and get your rods rigged up. The beauty of this private trip is its flexibility; want to focus on teaching the kids? No problem. Hoping to target that monster pike? Tyrell knows just the spots. With 6 hours on the water, there's time to try different techniques and explore the lake's hot spots.

Fishing Know-How for Everyone

Don't sweat it if you're new to fishing - Tyrell's got all the gear and expertise to get you started. He'll show you how to work a jig for walleye or troll for pike, adjusting the approach based on what's biting. Kids love the thrill of feeling that first tug on the line, and Tyrell's patient teaching style is perfect for young anglers. For the more experienced folks, he can share some advanced techniques to up your game. The 200 HP Mercury engine on the Lund means you can quickly zip between fishing spots, maximizing your time with lines in the water.

Species You'll Want to Hook

Walleye: These golden-eyed beauties are the pride of Last Mountain Lake. Known for their tasty white fillets, walleye put up a good fight and are a blast to catch. They tend to hang out near drop-offs and underwater structures, so Tyrell will use his fish finder to zero in on promising spots. Spring and early summer often see walleye in shallower water, while they move deeper as the season progresses. Expect most fish in the 2-5 pound range, with the chance at a real trophy over 10 pounds!

Northern Pike: If you're after a hard-fighting predator, northern pike are your target. These toothy missiles can grow to impressive sizes in Last Mountain Lake, with 30-inchers being common and the chance at a true monster over 40 inches. Pike love to ambush their prey, so Tyrell might have you casting near weed beds or trolling along drop-offs. The exciting part about pike is their aggressive strikes - when they hit your lure, you'll know it! Kids especially get a kick out of seeing these prehistoric-looking fish up close.

Why Anglers Keep Coming Back

Last Mountain Lake has earned its reputation as one of Saskatchewan's premier fishing destinations. The lake's diverse underwater terrain creates perfect habitat for walleye and pike to thrive. Tyrell's years of experience on these waters mean he knows where the fish are holding and what they're biting on any given day. But it's not just about the fish - the scenery is stunning, with rolling prairie hills surrounding the sparkling blue water. Bald eagles often soar overhead, and you might spot deer coming down to the shore for a drink. It's the kind of day on the water that creates lasting family memories.

Time to Book Your Spot

If you're looking for a fun, relaxed day of fishing that the whole family can enjoy, Tyrell's Last Mountain Lake trip is hard to beat. At $1000 for two people (with the option to add up to two more at $200 each), it's a great value for a private, guided experience. Remember, everything except your fishing license is included, so you don't need to worry about gear or bait. These trips fill up fast, especially on weekends and during peak summer months. So if you're ready to make some waves (and hopefully land some fish), give Tyrell a call to lock in your date. Who knows - you might just catch the fishing bug and find yourself planning a return trip before you even get off the boat!