When is the fishing season for Lost Echo Lake Saskatchewan?

Lost Echo Lake is open for fishing from May 15, 2023 to March 31, 2024.

What fish are in Lost Echo Lake Saskatchewan?

walleye, northern pike, brook trout, brown trout

Is Lost Echo Lake Saskatchewan stocked with fish?

Yes, Lost Echo Lake is stocked with Brook Trout Fingerlings, Walleye Fry, Brook Trout Fingerlings, Brown Trout Fingerlings, Brook Trout Fingerlings, Walleye Fry and Walleye Fry. It was last stocked in 2023.

How deep is Lost Echo Lake Saskatchewan?

Lost Echo Lake is 13.72 m (45.0 ft) feet deep.

How big is Lost Echo Lake Saskatchewan?

Lost Echo Lake is 236 acres in size.

Lost Echo Lake

Lost Echo Lake is a beautiful lake located on the far West side of Narrow Hills Provincial Park. It's surrounded by trees and is nestled in a glacier-formed valley in the Cub Hills.

The lake's outflow (Lost Echo Creek) was originally stocked with brook trout way back in 1934 and continues to be stocked with with both Brook Trout and Brown Trout.

About Lost Echo Lake

Fishing Zone:	Central Zone
Park:	Narrow Hills Provincial Park
Location:	54.12883515042385, -104.74962866593904
Shore Length:	5km
Surface Area:	236 acres
Max Depth:	13.72 m (45.0 ft)
Inflows:	Caribou Creek
Outflows:	Caribou Creek

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Directions to Lost Echo Lake

Lost Echo Lake is accessible by secondary roads off Highway 913. The turn is just east of Piprell Lake/Rainbow Lodge. The road has been improved over the last few years, but it's still pretty rough without many good places to turn around or pull off. Take your time heading in and make sure your vehicle is capable of making it. I'd recommend a truck, but I have seen smaller vehicles in there.

Get directions to a specific location:

Lost Echo Wilderness Campground Lost Echo Lake Boat Launch

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Fishing at Lost Echo Lake

Lost Echo Lake is in the central fishing zone.

What fish are in Lost Echo Lake

Lake Whitefish, Northern Pike, Walleye, White Sucker and Yellow Perch can be found in Lost Echo Lake. Learn all about fishing in Saskatchewan here.

Fishing Season

Fishing season on Lost Echo Lake is open from May 15, 2023 to March 31, 2024.

Fishing Limits for Lost Echo Lake

These are the limits for all fish species reported to be in Lost Echo Lake. **All fishing limits for Saskatchewan.**
Species	Limit
Lake Whitefish	Limit 8
Northern Pike	Limit 5, only one may exceed 75 cm
Yellow Perch	Limit 25
Walleye/Sauger/Saugeye	Limit 4, only one may exceed 55 cm

Disclaimer

Although we try our best to provide correct and updated information for every lake in Saskatchewan, all information on this site is provided to use at your own risk. Please reference the Saskatchewan Anglers Guide for more information.

Record of fish stocked in Lost Echo Lake

Stocked with 3,000 Brook Trout Fingerlings in 2023.

Stocked with 50,000 Walleye Fry in 2023.

Stocked with 3,000 Brook Trout Fingerlings in 2022.

Stocked with 3,000 Brown Trout Fingerlings in 2022.

Stocked with 2,000 Brook Trout Fingerlings in 2021.

Stocked with 50,000 Walleye Fry in 2019.

Stocked with 25,000 Walleye Fry in 2016.

Boating at Lost Echo Lake

Lost Echo Wilderness Campground

Lost Echo Lake Boat Launch

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Other nearby waterbodies

There are 24 other waterbodies near Lost Echo Lake. The most popular nearby lakes are:

Lower Fishing Lake (13.2km NW)

Summit Lake (3.7km SSW)

Topaz Lake (8.5km SSE)

Upper Fishing Lake (9.9km NW)

Piprell Lake (10.4km E)

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Bathymetric (Depth) Charts for Lost Echo Lake

Bathymetric map for lost_echo.pdf — **bathy/lost_echo.pdf**

Lost Echo Wilderness Campground

The campground is pretty with most of the sites having a view of the lake. All sites require a reservation. There is no cell coverage at the lake or in most of Narrow Hills Provincial Park, so make sure to reserve a spot before arriving. If you need to make a reservation while in the park you can do that at the Park Office at Lower Fishing Lake or by payphone from Rainbow Lodge at Piprell Lake, Caribou Creek Lodge, Pine Ridge Resort, or Lower Fishing Lake Campground. The phone number for making a camping reservation is 1-833-775-7275, the phone line is open 7am - 8pm, 7 days a week.