Fishing day at Eastslope Adventures

Each morning guests are up by 7:00 a.m. A monster breakfast is on by 7:30 a.m. and afterwards you will load-up in one of Cam’s vehicle with guide and head off to your fishing venue for the day.

The average drive time is about 20 minutes and usually no longer than 30.

Some of the rivers Cam fishes are floated, like the Waterton but most of them are walk and wade fisheries. Although Cam can tailor the fishing program to fit any physical ability; to take full advantage of everything he has, you must be able to walk and wade relatively well. None of the wading is heavy or extreme and none of the walk-ins and outs are arduous or involve a lot of elevation variation – this is mostly flat, prairie country. It would not be a bad idea to bring a small day pack in order to carry your gear, i.e. raingear, camera, fleece, water bottle, etc.

Lunch is packed for you at the Inn and typically consists of sandwiches, chips, homemade cookies, water, sodas and fresh fruit.

You can expect to be back to the lodge sometime between around 6:00 – 6:30 p.m. with plenty of time to take a shower, have a cocktail, and enjoy some tasty appetizers before dinner is served at approximately 7:30 p.m.

After dinner guests can play horseshoes, take a walk, play cards, etc. Highly recommended that at least one evening after dinner that you take a short drive (10 minutes) to Waterton Lakes National Park to view wildlife or tour the historic Prince of Wales Hotel located on upper Waterton Lake. The hotel was built in 1926 – 1927 and was designated a National Historic Site of Canada in 1992. Built entirely by hand of massive native-wood timbers, this site is well worth the short drive for a look-see – the view of the lake and Northern Rockies is amazing!