Lake of the Day

The lake of the day for November 21, 2024 is Condie Reservoir.

Condie Reservoir is a small paddling and fishing reservoir located 13km NNW of Regina. The entire reservoir is within the Condie Nature Refuge Recreation Site.

This is a great family-friendly destination a short distance from Regina. There are two parking lots, one on the north and one on the south. Each parking lot has access to a wheelchair-friendly pit toilet, picnic areas (briquettes only), and hiking trails. Near the north parking lot is a launch site for paddlers (no motors allowed).

If you're looking for a place to stretch your legs, have a picnic, go for a paddle, or watch some birds this is a great stop!

The reservoir was formed when CN Rail damned Boggy Creek in 1924 to provide water for steam engines.

Northern Pike and Yellow Perch can be found in the reservoir. Please note there is a custom limit for perch. The reservoir has been stocked with perch in the past but not for many years.

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