Lamont Fish & Game Association

Lamont Fish & Game Association Lamont Fish and Game is committed to keeping the hunting/fishing and outdoors activities alive within our local area.

09/04/2026

This course is now FULL. We are looking for more dates. Watch Facebook for when we have more courses available.

08/29/2026
08/29/2026
It’s that time of year!  Although many of our local seasons open September 1; in the northwest we are already enjoying t...
08/29/2026

It’s that time of year! Although many of our local seasons open September 1; in the northwest we are already enjoying the sounds of nature…. Especially elk!

Good luck to everyone; and don’t forget to just enjoy the day!

What a great day!  Thank you to all the youth who came out to participate, and thank you to Vegreville Wildlife Federati...
08/24/2026

What a great day! Thank you to all the youth who came out to participate, and thank you to Vegreville Wildlife Federation for hosting such a great event!

08/11/2026

Did you know? Alberta has more than 65 fish species, offering anglers a diverse range of opportunities for either harvesting for subsistence or catch and release for sport.

It's crucial to know the size and possession limits set for different species in various waterbodies across the province.

Learn more: alberta.ca/alberta-game-fish-species

08/11/2026

🎓 Applications are now open!

Are you pursuing a career in conservation, environmental sciences or wildlife management?

The Alberta Wildlife Federation is awarding six (6) $1,000 post-secondary scholarships to help support Alberta students working toward careers that protect our province's fish, wildlife and habitat.

If you're passionate about conservation, we encourage you to apply.

📅 Application deadline: August 15, 2026

Learn more and apply: albertawildlifefederation.ca/scholarships

Please help us spread the word by sharing this opportunity with students, teachers and future conservation professionals.

08/11/2026

Not all invasive species are regulated—but they're all worth reporting!👍

Although Kochia (pictured here!) may not be provincially regulated, it's still a species of concern due to its rapid spread, tumbleweed seed dispersal, and increasing herbicide resistance. Every report submitted through the free EDDMapS app helps build Alberta's invasive species database and guides future monitoring and management efforts.

Report the MOST invasive species in 2026 and you could become the BigEDD Champion, earning:
🏅 Your name engraved on—and the chance to hoist—the BigEDD Award Belt
🎟️ FREE attendance at the AISC Annual Conference
😎 Ultimate invasive species bragging rights!

08/11/2026

New date for the 3rd Annual Youth Trap event
Sunday, Aug 23
11am-3pm
Pre registration preferred
Free lunch for participants
Shotguns available for use
Contact the organizers below for questions or to preregister
Jamie Lowes -780-208-7900
[email protected]
Or
Dale Iverson -780-232-0494

Brought to you by Vegreville Wildlife Federation & Lamont Fish & Game Association

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