Central Fishing Zone
About Central Fishing Zone
With over 38 million acres and 1997 lakes, the Central Fishing Zone in Saskatchewan offers endless adventures. This zone includes some massive lakes, many parks, and some incredibly popular lakes, including Lac La Ronge, Candle Lake, and Waskesiu Lake. There are some very remote locations within the central zone that require flying in or paddling to get to. Luckily there are also many lakes that are easily accesible by road.
Fishing in the Central Fishing Zone
The fishing season within the Central Fishing Zone is open from May 15, 2024 to March 31, 2025.
The following game fish can be found in the zone: Arctic Grayling, Lake Trout, Northern Pike, Yellow Perch, Walleye, Lake Whitefish, Burbot, Stocked Trout and Sauger.
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Additional Restrictions:
walleye limit 3, only one may exceed 50 cm (see Fisher creek)
Candle Lake is one of the most popular recreational destinations in the province.
The lake draws huge crowds in the summer to the water and community. In the winter it's a popular destination for sno
Christopher Lake is a popular recreation lake located 40km NNW of Prince Albert. The lake has parks, campgrounds, camps, marinas, beaches, boat launches, and hiking trails to explore.
The Resort Villa
Emma Lake is a top-rated recreational lake located 12km NW of the Resort Village of Christopher Lake and 46km NNW of Prince Albert.
This is one of the most popular recreational lakes in the province,
Additional Restrictions:
walleye limit 3
Greig Lake is a large recreational lake in Meadow Lake Provincial Park. The lake is about 40km from Meadow Lake (City).
The Resort Village of Greig Lake and the Provincial Park campground are on the e
Additional Restrictions:
walleye limit 3
Kimball Lake is a very popular recreational lake in Meadow Lake Provincial Park 9km west of Greig Lake.
There is a subdivision of cabins on the lake, a nice sandy beach, boat launch, store, and a camp
Additional Restrictions:
walleye limit 3
Lac Île-à-la-Crosse is a massive (108668 acre) Lake.
Fort Black is adjacent to Lac Île-à-la-Crosse.
Lost Echo Lake is a beautiful recreational lake on the far West side of Narrow Hills Provincial Park just past Piprell Lake. It's surrounded by trees and is nestled in a glacier-formed valley in the C
Additional Restrictions:
Lake is located in a National Park. Specific National Park limits/regulations apply for fishing and boating.
Waskesiu Lake is a huge, incredibly popular lake and the top tourist destination within the Prince Albert National Park.
The park offices and resort village of Waskesiu are located on the east shore
Additional Restrictions:
see Sturgeon Weir River
Amisk Lake is a massive (84276 acre) Lake.
Anglin Lake is a large (3,334 acre) top-rated recreational lake located 23km NNW of Christopher Lake (Village).
The far west part of the lake is within Prince Albert National Park with the rest of th
Results 1998 Lakes (Displaying page 1 of
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