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Fishing the North Saskatchewan River for Sturgeon and Walleye

The North Saskatchewan river is listed as the 12th longest river in Canada flowing some 1,287 kilometers where, after connecting with the South Saskatchewan river, it eventually flows into Lake Winnipeg. It is also home to a multitude of fish species, with roughly a dozen different species that can be caught within the Edmonton city limits. Depending on whom you ask one of the most coveted and perhaps most challenging fish to have at the end of your fishing rod is the Lake Sturgeon. I joined Dr. Todd Zimmerling President and CEO of the Alberta Conservation Association and Nick Porayko of Lunkers Fishing Adventures for a day out on this remarkable river.