Mooneye in Saskatchewan
Details
| Scientific name: | Hiodon tergisus |
| Avg. weight: | less than 0.5 kg (1.1 lbs) |
| Conservation status: | Least Concern |
| General Limit: | 8 |
| Distribution: | Found in 4 waters in Saskatchewan |
Distribution
See where Mooneye can be found in Saskatchewan.
All lakes with Mooneye
Fishing for Mooneye in Saskatchewan
General Limits
The limit for Mooneye is 8 in Saskatchewan provincial waters. Some provincial waters have different limits for Mooneye or are closed to fishing altogether.
Lakes with Mooneye
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Additional Restrictions:
Irrigation Bay, within Coteau Bay: closed March 1 to May 14
Lake Diefenbaker is a massive (107132 acre) Lake.
Elbow Harbour Recreation Site, Riverhurst Ferry Recreation Site, Danielson Provincial Park, Douglas Provincial Park, Saskatchewan Landing Provincial
Crooked Lake is a large (3977 acre) Lake.
Crooked Lake Provincial Park is adjacent to Crooked Lake.
Cumberland Lake is a massive (53972 acre) Lake.
Cumberland House Provincial Park is adjacent to Cumberland Lake.
Additional Restrictions:
on Lake of the Prairies upstream from Shellmouth Dam, including the Assiniboine River to 1.6 km south of Highway 357 � walleye / sauger limit 4 (in combination), none may exceed 45cm; pike limit 4, none may exceed 75 cm; perch limit 25. Sizes are total length without tail pinched. Mandatory use of barbless hooks. Either a Saskatchewan or Manitoba angling licence is valid on lake. Season opens May 13
Lake Of The Prairies is a massive (12407 acre) Lake.
Learn more about fish species found in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Freshwater Fishes - Waterproof Guide Ken Schultz's Field Guide to Freshwater Fishes