Broken Lake

Broken Lake is a small lake located 49km NNE of Big River in central Saskatchewan.

Broken Lake is within Prince Albert National Park.

The lake has a surface area of 296 acres and is located at: 54.227363466794294, -106.70894979770341.

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Fishing at Broken Lake

Broken Lake is in the central fishing zone but since this lake is in the National Park different fishing limits and license requirements apply.

Fishing season on Broken Lake is open from Victoria Day to September 30.

According to the official website the season actually begins on the Saturday immediately preceding Victoria Day. When the last day of the season falls on a Friday or Saturday, the season ends on the Sunday immediately following the Friday or Saturday.

Fishing Limits for Broken Lake within Prince Albert National Park

Species Limit
Northern Pike Limit 3
Walleye Limit 2
Lake Trout Limit 1
Whitefish Limit 5

Attractions at Broken Lake

Prince Albert National Park

The Prince Albert National Park is located in central Saskatchewan, covering nearly a million acres.

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Details

Fishing Zone: Central Zone
Park: Prince Albert National Park
Location: 54.227363466794294, -106.70894979770341
Shore Length: 6km
Surface Area: 296 acres

Nearby lakes

Paquin Lake 3.8km
Little Corner Lake 6km
Big Corner Lake 6.2km
Knuuttila Lake 6.7km
Ward Lake 8.4km

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