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Racehorse Creek
Nestled in the stunning landscape of southwest Alberta, is a hidden gem for fly anglers seeking an intimate and rewarding fishing experience. As a tributary of the Oldman River, this creek offers crystal-clear waters teeming with opportunities to catch native trout species.
Racehorse Creek
Approximately 25 kilometers (15 miles) long, flowing from its headwaters in the foothills of the Canadian Rockies near Racehorse Pass to its confluence with the Oldman River. This relatively short creek is renowned for its clear waters, scenic surroundings, and healthy populations of trout, making it a prime destination for anglers who enjoy walk-and-wade fly fishing. Its size and length allow for exploration while offering a variety of fishing spots along its course.
Country
Alberta, Canada
Fishing License Needed
You will need your Alberta fishing licence plus your Alberta WIN card.
TYPE OF FISHING
ON FOOT FISH WITH WADERS
Language Spoken
English and French
What kind of fish
Mostly Cutties, but you could find rainbows, bull trouts and mountain white fish
What size
Racehorse Creek is approximately 25 kilometers (15 miles) long
Hatches and Recommended Flies for Racehorse Creek
Racehorse Creek boasts a variety of aquatic insect hatches throughout the fishing season, providing excellent opportunities for fly anglers. Matching the hatch is key to success.
