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The Saskatchewan Walleye Trail, support live release tournaments, education and research that will help preserve Saskatchewan Fisheries for future generations.

The Saskatchewan Walleye Trail was founded in 1993 and incorporated in 1997 under the Non-Profit Corporations Act.

The Saskatchewan Walleye Trail is operated by members elected to the Board of Directors and the Executive. This team works closely with each other and with the tournament organizers to establish the perimeters of each sanctioned event that creates the Saskatchewan Walleye Trail. The 2025 season will again see four sanctioned events, two on Lake Diefenbaker and two on Last Mountain Lake. Information and brochures are available by clicking on the links provided.

Tournament Action at Last Mountain Lake – A Premier SWT Destination

Last Mountain Lake has become one of the most iconic and competitive stops on the Saskatchewan Walleye Trail. Known for its challenging conditions, strong fish populations, and scenic beauty, this venue hosts both the Last Mountain Spring Walleye Classic and the Last Mountain Fall Walleye Classic, drawing top anglers from across the province and beyond. These tournaments not only test skill and strategy but also offer anglers the chance to earn valuable SWT Pro Challenge points in pursuit of the grand prize: a brand-new Lund boat, motor, and trailer. 

With large fields, big payouts, and incredible community support, the Last Mountain events are a highlight of the SWT season. From the high-energy takeoffs to the dramatic weigh-ins, these tournaments showcase some of the best walleye fishing Saskatchewan has to offer. Whether you’re a seasoned competitor or a first-time team, Last Mountain Lake promises thrilling competition, unforgettable moments, and a true celebration of the sport.

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Questions and Answers about the Saskatchewan Walleye Trail (SWT

The SWT is a competitive fishing circuit made up of multiple walleye tournaments held across Saskatchewan each season. Anglers compete for cash prizes at each event and accumulate points toward the SWT Pro Challenge championship.

Registration is handled individually by each tournament. Forms and instructions are typically available on the SWT website or the hosting club’s page. Online registration is preferred where available, and payment methods vary by event.

Anglers earn points based on their placement at each SWT-sanctioned event. Points are totaled throughout the season, and the top team at the end of the trail wins the SWT Pro Challenge grand prize—typically a fully rigged Lund boat, motor, and trailer.

No, but competing in more events gives you a better chance of earning points. Most teams participate in at least 3–4 tournaments to stay competitive in the standings.

Each tournament offers its own cash prizes and big fish awards. Some events pay out the top 15 teams and include daily or bonus prizes. The Pro Challenge grand prize is awarded to the points champion at the end of the season.

Yes! SWT events are open to amateur and experienced anglers alike. Teams typically consist of two people per boat, and all anglers must follow the rules outlined by each tournament.

Rules for each event are posted on the SWT website or the individual tournament’s registration form. SWT Pro Challenge rules are consistent across the trail and also available online.

Follow the Saskatchewan Walleye Trail on Facebook and Instagram for real-time updates, registration info, results, and sponsor highlights. You can also visit the official website at:
🌐 www.saskwalleyetrail.com

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“With incredible community support, scenic views, and top-notch tournament organization, Lake Diefenbaker remains a can’t-miss destination on the SWT schedule.

Lake Diefenbaker – A Signature Stop on the Saskatchewan Walleye Trail.

Lake Diefenbaker hosts not one, but two premier SWT tournaments each year: the Lake Diefenbaker Walleye Classic in early summer and the SWT Championship Invitational in the fall. Known for its massive water body, strong walleye population, and unpredictable conditions, Lake Diefenbaker is a true test of angler skill and strategy. These events attract some of the province’s most experienced teams while still welcoming new competitors ready to prove themselves on the trail.

  • High-Level Competition
  • Earn Valuable SWT Points
  • Big Payouts & Community Support
Event #1

Lake Diefenbaker
(Elbow)

Event #2

Last Mountain Lake
(Regina Beach)

Event #3

Lake Diefenbaker
(Sask Landing)

Event #4

Last Mountain Lake
(Rowan’s Ravine Park)