The Ram is a backcountry cutthroat river in the North Saskatchewan system west of Rocky Mountain House — clear, lively freestone with a famous canyon, holding native westslope cutthroat and bull trout. Reached by forestry roads into big wild country, it's a fine summer and autumn dry-fly river under the Eastern Slopes' strict native-trout rules. Late June through October, catch-and-release.
The Ram is a clear, lively foothills freestone in the North Saskatchewan system west of Rocky Mountain House — riffles, pools and a famous canyon, holding native westslope cutthroat and bull trout with some rainbows. Reached by forestry roads into big wild country, it's a rewarding backcountry cutthroat river with the strict native-trout protections of the Eastern Slopes.
Wading: Swift cold water, remote forestry access, bear country
- Limestone
- Confined
- Pool riffle
- Pocket water