Prairie Creek is an intimate brushy freestone near Rocky Mountain House holding bull trout, cutthroat and browns — small-stream fishing in rolling foothills country where a quiet approach and an accurate cast matter most. It opens mid-June after the closure and fishes through October under strict native-trout rules. Bull trout are always released.
Prairie Creek is an intimate foothills freestone near Rocky Mountain House, a clear, brushy little stream of riffles and pools holding bull trout, cutthroat and brown trout. Small-stream water in rolling foothills country, it's the kind of creek that rewards a careful approach and a single well-placed fly, fished under the Eastern Slopes' native-trout protections.
Wading: Brushy banks, flashy after storms
- Gravel
- Confined
- Pool riffle
- Small river