Saskatchewan

[Tako]

What's out there for fishing? Broad brush approach. Think Prince Albert area. Trout? Pike? Eyes? Mostly rivers? Lakes? Let's hear it.

 

Tako

[maxwell]

i think its got all of those......... who cares bout saskwatchin

[Tako]

IF I get stuck there, I care!!

[Taco]

Northern boreal and predominantly lakes

 

http://www.fishingsaskatchewan.ca/forum/........ try not to be yourself.

[Jeffro]

http://www.fishingsaskatchewan.ca/forum/........ try not to be yourself.

 

 

 

[PeteZahut]

There is a good lake trout fishing north of PA. I spent a lot of time fishing Whelan Bay, Little Bear and East Trout lake when I was younger. There is also good Eyes and Pike fishing in areas like LaRonge. Mostly lake fishing from what I can remember but then I was strictly bait and metal chucking then.

 

We are trying to get back to Whelan Bay this summer for old times sake. Monster lakers in there!

[Brownstone]

my in laws live in Big River, about +/- 120 km northwest of PA, you'll be lucky of you get stuck in that area .. plenty of lakes to fish, got plenty of warm water fish and lots of lakes stocked with different species of trout..

[Guest RedWiggler]

Within an hour north of PA you should not have a problem getting into fish, Pike, Walleye, Lakers.

[Tako]

Mmmmm lakers

[Highlander]

Why would you want to fish the Alberta/Manitoba border????

[Tako]

Why would you want to fish the Alberta/Manitoba border????

 

If you got paid to fish, would you whine about where they sent you to do it?

[Highlander]

Paid to fish???? You can get paid to fish???? How could I have missed that career opportunity???

[lorney]

Here is a link to a website for a flyfishing club in Prince Albert. My dad belongs to it. Great bunch of guys with good knowledge of where to fish in the area. Look through the photo gallery and you can see there is some very nice fish to be caught. Mostly stillwater fishing. There are a few creeks north east of Prince Albert that have Brook Trout. Can be good fishing but creeks are small with lots of trees and shrubs along the banks. I have caught a few small ones but have also not spent much time there. I know people that have hiked and worked for some bigger ones. They are usually in the beaver dam areas. I go back every spring for about a week and hit a bunch of lakes with my dad. Very few fisherman. Usually have the whole lake to yourself. There are a few lakes with short hikes that you carry a belly boat into that can be real productive. I have caught brookies, rainbows, splake, tiger trout and walleye on the fly all in the same day. Tons of lakes, great stocking program and very little fishing pressure. Definatley a great place to go for stillwater fishing. Notice in the photo galleries that they do come out to the mountains on a trip once a year to the Crowsnest area for something different. If you do some searching you can find a lot of info on stocking reports and depth maps for all of Saskatchewan.

 

http://www.nwf.ca/photogallery.htm

[Tako]

Yah! That's what I wanted to hear!! Those are two high up on the list: splake and tigers. Thanks Lorney

[Tibore]

What's out there for fishing? Broad brush approach. Think Prince Albert area. Trout? Pike? Eyes? Mostly rivers? Lakes? Let's hear it.

 

Tako

I ould look into the Narrows Hills Provincial Park. About 2hrs north east of P.A. Over 50 plus stocked lakes and rivers. Everything from lakers, tigers, splake, browns.

[admin]

You could always head south and hunt for the big fish.

 

http://sports.espn.go.com/outdoors/fishing...tory?id=2901070

 

[Tako]

Yeah, not interested in pellet fed pigs

[Taco]

it got that way eating whitefish hamburger, generator turbines are hard on the poor things

[ausnuck]

Central and northern SK, as others have mentioned, has a ton of slough sharks. Take your #8 with a wire leader and fly fish for the beasts. Just watch as that shadow closes in on your fly, sizing it up as easy pickings. Good Times!