Stark Lake

Stark Lake is a tiny (35 acre) lake located 58km SE of Hudson Bay and 151km NNE of Yorkton.

Porcupine Hills Provincial Park is adjacent to Stark Lake.

The lake was officially named on 1981-01-26.

Provincial Park Boat Launch
Northern Pike Yellow Perch
Boundary on map.

Details

Fishing Zone: Southern Zone
Park: Porcupine Hills Provincial Park
Location: 52.492414091564, -101.72779861796653
Shore Length: 2km
Surface Area: 35 acres

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Porcupine Hills Provincial Park

Porcupine Hills Provincial Park is Saskatchewan's newest provincial park. It was created in 2018 by combining several existing Provincial Recreation Sites as well as Saginas Lake from Hudson Bay Regional Park.

The park is in a remote area of the province with very limit cell reception and few services. The park is split into two blocks an East and West block with quite a distance between them.

Many of the lakes have boat launches and are popular fishing destinations. There are also several campgrounds and a lodge within the park. McBride Lake has the only private campground in the park and is worth a visit! There are provincial campgrounds at Parr Hill Lake, Townsend Lake, Smallfish Lake, and Isbister Lake. Moose Range Lodge is at Townsend Lake and has rental cabins and other services.


Phone: 306-865-4403
Email: [email protected]

Fishing at Stark Lake

Stark Lake is in the southern fishing zone.

What fish are in Stark Lake

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

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Fishing Season

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

Fishing Limits for Stark Lake

These are the limits for all fish species reported to be in Stark Lake. All fishing limits for Saskatchewan.
Species Limit
Northern Pike Limit 5, only one may exceed 75 cm
Yellow Perch Limit 25

Boating at Stark Lake

There is 1 boat launch/marina at Stark Lake.

Camping at Stark Lake

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Beaches at Stark Lake

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View of the lake from the road.
View of the lake from the road.
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Porcupine Hills Provincial Park

Porcupine Hills Provincial Park is Saskatchewan's newest provincial park. It was created in 2018 by combining several existing Provincial Recreation Sites as well as Saginas Lake from Hudson Bay Regional Park.

The park is in a remote area of the province with very limit cell reception and few services. The park is split into two blocks an East and West block with quite a distance between them.

Many of the lakes have boat launches and are popular fishing destinations. There are also several campgrounds and a lodge within the park. McBride Lake has the only private campground in the park and is worth a visit! There are provincial campgrounds at Parr Hill Lake, Townsend Lake, Smallfish Lake, and Isbister Lake. Moose Range Lodge is at Townsend Lake and has rental cabins and other services.


Phone: 306-865-4403
Email: [email protected]

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Boat Access

Access to the lake is muddy and reedy but could work for a small boat or paddlers. See photos.


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