The Last Mountain Fall Walleye Classic, proudly organized by Cramer Expo Management in collaboration with the Sask Walleye Trail, Strasbourg Rec Committee, and G and S Marina, stands as a pinnacle event for fishing enthusiasts in Saskatchewan. Set against the stunning backdrop of Last Mountain Lake, this two-day tournament brings together 150 teams of anglers, each poised to compete for glory and lucrative prizes totalling over $119,000.00.
More than just a fishing competition, the Last Mountain Fall Walleye Classic is a community-driven endeavour, with fundraising efforts to benefit the Strasbourg Rec Center. Through the collective support of participants, spectators, and sponsors, it is anticipated that fundraising will exceed $6000, contributing to the enhancement of recreational facilities and programs within the Strasbourg community.
Located at the scenic G & S Marina within Rowan’s Provincial Park, just 26 kilometers west of Bulyea, Saskatchewan, the event offers a picturesque setting for anglers and spectators alike. Admission to the park and event is free, inviting everyone to experience the excitement firsthand. The centerpiece of the event is the expansive 4000 square foot Anlin Event Tent, where attendees can gather to enjoy live entertainment, vendor booths, and refreshments throughout the tournament.
One of the highlights of the Last Mountain Fall Walleye Classic is the daily weigh-in, hosted at The Caliber Construction Weigh Master Station. Here, teams proudly display their catches, eagerly awaiting the moment their fish are weighed and recorded. As the tension mounts and the leaderboard takes shape, spectators are treated to a thrilling spectacle, witnessing firsthand the skill and determination of the competing anglers.
Whether you’re an avid angler, a proud supporter of community initiatives, or simply looking for a weekend of outdoor entertainment, the Last Mountain Fall Walleye Classic promises an unforgettable experience for all. So mark your calendars, pack your gear, and join us at G & S Marina for a celebration of fishing, community, and the natural beauty of Last Mountain Lake.