Arctic Grayling in Saskatchewan

Photo of Arctic Grayling

Details

Scientific name: Thymallus arcticus
Avg. weight: under 2kg (2 lbs)
Conservation status: Least Concern
General Limit: 2 (only one may exceed 35 cm)
Distribution: Found in 28 waters in Saskatchewan

Distribution

See where Arctic Grayling can be found in Saskatchewan.

Distribution of Arctic Grayling in Saskatchewan
All lakes with Arctic Grayling

Fishing for Arctic Grayling in Saskatchewan

General Limits

The limit for Arctic Grayling is 2 (only one may exceed 35 cm) in Saskatchewan provincial waters. Some provincial waters may have different limits for Arctic Grayling or be closed to fishing altogether. Always double check with the Sask Anglers Guide before heading out.

Lakes with Arctic Grayling

Results 28 Lakes (Displaying page 1 of 6)
Arctic Grayling Lake Trout Northern Pike Yellow Perch Walleye Lake Whitefish Burbot Round Whitefish
Black Lake is a massive (110213 acre) Lake.
Provincial Park
Arctic Grayling Goldeye Lake Trout Northern Pike Yellow Perch Walleye Lake Whitefish Burbot Round Whitefish
Lake Athabasca is a massive (1925762 acre) Lake. Athabasca Sand Dunes Provincial Park is adjacent to Lake Athabasca.
Arctic Grayling Goldeye Lake Trout Northern Pike Yellow Perch Walleye Lake Whitefish Burbot Round Whitefish
Reindeer Lake is a huge lake in Northern Saskatchewan. It is the second-largest lake in the province and the ninth-largest lake in Canada. Globally it's the 24th largest lake on the planet. 92% of the
Arctic Grayling Lake Trout Northern Pike Yellow Perch Walleye Lake Whitefish Burbot Round Whitefish
Wollaston Lake is the largest lake that is entirely within Saskatchewan. Lake Athabasca and Reindeer Lake are larger, but cross the border into Alberto and Manitoba respectively. The lake is located
Arctic Grayling Lake Trout Northern Pike Yellow Perch Walleye Lake Whitefish Burbot Round Whitefish
Wapata Lake is a massive (12400 acre) Lake.
Results 28 Lakes (Displaying page 1 of 6)

Learn more about fish species found in Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan Freshwater Fishes - Waterproof Guide Ken Schultz's Field Guide to Freshwater Fishes

References