Ice Fishing
From December-May (depending on ice conditions), catch your dinner in the serenity of Alberta’s backcountry. As lakes and ponds freeze across our landscape, Kananaskis becomes home to ice-fishing fit for a forest king. Both Upper and Lower Kananaskis Lakes offer pristine ice fishing locations, with the Lower being one of the most accessible trophy fisheries in southern Alberta. Apply through Alberta Parks for a Spray Lake Ice Fishing Shelter Permit for the full experience.
Duration
Half-day
When To Go
Dec - May
Tips
- Check ice conditions before fishing.
- Bring appropriate ice fishing gear.
- Alberta residents between 16 and 65 years must have an Alberta angling licence to fish. All non-residents must obtain an Alberta angling licence. Check Alberta Guide to Sportfishing Regulations for details.
How to Book
Apply through Alberta Parks for a Spray Lake Ice Fishing Shelter Permit for the full experience.