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Wiseslider76 09-10-2021 02:34 PM

advice for fishing North Sask river by Spruce Grove
 
folks, i have always lake fished, and when younger river fished the sturgeon river. but i havent river fished in decades.

was thinking of fishing the north Saskatchewan this weekend by spruce grove for pike and walleye. will spoons, jerk baits, rapalas, and large spinners work?

trigger7mm 09-10-2021 03:57 PM

North sask river by spruce grove
 
Probably your best bet is to try to find some slower and deeper water. Inside bends, back eddies, creek mouths, or anything that causes the water to slow down. Then try using rubber bodied jigs with a piece of a worm attached. Fire it out there, and slowly drag or hop it back to you. Black is a good colour to try. This time of year the walleyes are really starting to bite. Good luck.

liketoshoot 09-10-2021 04:17 PM

Fished south of spruce grove lots, jig and leach worked good, couple decent spots to get to

Wiseslider76 09-10-2021 10:37 PM

Awesome thanks for the info

KegRiver 09-12-2021 05:32 PM

I have never fished the North Saskatchewan but I fish the Peace River more then any other water. It's just a ten minute drive from my house.

I expect the two rivers might be very similar to fish.

I find the best fishing in three places along the Peace.

In the order of my preference they are;

At feeder streams, in deep pools in or near the mouth of the feeder.

At back eddies at the head of the eddy in the current break. Best place for Walleye.

In the deeper slower parts of the eddy for pike and Goldeye.

If the water is murky I use bait when legal.

When the water is clean I use double twister tail jigs or spoons mostly.

The Peace is murky most of the summer so I am not the best guy to advise anyone on what lures to use.


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