Madge Lake - SaskLakes

Madge Lake is a large stocked lake in southern Saskatchewan. It is located in Duck Mountain Provincial Park and 76km NE of Yorkton. Last stocked with walleye in 2023

Duck Mountain Provincial Park and Off-leash Dog Park are located at Madge Lake.

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Fishing Zone:	Southern Zone
Photos:	6 photos of Madge Lake
RM:	Cote No. 271
Parks:	Duck Mountain Provincial Park
Location:	51.658540953932, -101.63759720865
Shore Length:	38km
Surface Area:	4186 acres
Max Width:	5 km (3.1 mi)
Max Length:	5 km (3.1 mi)
Max Depth:	12 m (39 ft)
Inflows:	numerous unnamed creeks from the west, south, and east
Outflows:	single unnamed seasonal creek flowing north

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Madge Lake is a large stocked lake in southern Saskatchewan. It is located in Duck Mountain Provincial Park and 76km NE of Yorkton. Last stocked with walleye in 2023

Duck Mountain Provincial Park and Off-leash Dog Park are located at Madge Lake.

Duck Mountain Provincial Park is located at Madge Lake.

Website: https://www.tourismsaskatchewan.com/provincialpark/1808/duck-mountain-provincial-park

Madge Lake is in the southern fishing zone.

What fish are in Madge Lake

Northern Pike, Yellow Perch, Walleye and White Sucker can be found in Madge Lake.

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Fishing Season

Fishing season on Madge Lake is from May 5, 2024 to March 31, 2025.

Fishing Limits for Madge Lake

These are the limits for all fish species reported to be in Madge Lake. **All fishing limits for Saskatchewan.**
Species	Limit
Walleye	Limit 4, Only 1 Over 55 Cm And None May Be 38 Cm Or Less
Northern Pike	Limit 5 (only one may exceed 75 cm)
Yellow Perch	Limit 25

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Record of fish stocked in Madge Lake

Stocked in 2023 with 400,000 Walleye Fry.

Stocked in 2019 with 400,000 Walleye Fry.

Fish Facts

Fish Facts 2022	Walleye: (60 - 2410 g) Fair Pike: (386 - 7550 g) Good Perch: (35 - 105 g) Poor	June 15 - 17. Gill nets. Decrease in walleye abundance from previous surveys with 16-year classes present. Natural reproduction occurring with strong three-year-old age class linked to 2019 fry stocking. Increase in pike abundance from previous survey with 10-year classes present. Natural reproduction occurring. Decrease in perch abundance, with most perch of forage size (<18.0 cm).
Fish Facts 2017	Walleye: (40 - 1570 g) Good Pike: (360 - 1545 g) Moderate Perch: (45 g) Sparse	July 5 - 7 / Gill nets. Walleye and pike abundance is consistent with previous survey. Angling success for pike is reported as good. Perch were forage size (<18 cm).
Fish Facts 2013	Walleye: (90 - 1440 g) Moderate Pike: (210 - 1860 g) Good Perch: ( ? 18 cm)	July 8 - 10 / Gill nets. The pike population is more abundant than encountered in previous surveys. Angling success for walleye reported as good. Perch were forage size (<18 cm) . Water level was extremely high at the time of the survey.

I don't have any boat launches, or marinas reported for this lake. Let me know if I'm missing one!

There is 1 campground at Madge Lake.

Fern Campground

There are 2 beaches at Madge Lake.

Ministik Beach

Kamsack Beach

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Pickerel Point Boat Launch May 17, 2024
Uploaded by Crystal Hermary

Views from campsite in Fern.
Uploaded by Autumn Lillejord

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Old Provincial Bathy Charts

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