Fishing in Saskatchewan
6 regions · 358 verified fishing spots · 30+ species
Saskatchewan has over 100,000 lakes with world-renowned fishing for trophy lake trout, northern pike, and walleye. Lake Athabasca in the north produces massive lake trout exceeding 50 pounds, while the Churchill and Saskatchewan River systems offer excellent pike and walleye fishing. Lac la Ronge and the myriad fly-in lakes of the Canadian Shield provide some of the most remote and productive fishing in North America, with trophy pike over 40 inches common in the northern reaches.
Fishing Regulations
- Barbless hooks required on all catch-and-release (CR) waters, plus Lake of the Prairies, Athapapuskow and Tobin lakes.
15 species limits are shown per spot in the CatchTales app.
Pick a region below to explore its fishing spots.
Central Saskatchewan: Saskatoon & Area
South Saskatchewan River, Pike Lake, Blackstrap Lake, Jackfish Lake
61 spots
Eastern Saskatchewan: Tobin Lake, Good Spirit & Yorkton Area
Tobin Lake, Good Spirit Lake, Madge Lake, Kenosee Lake
46 spots
Far North Saskatchewan: Lake Athabasca, Cree Lake & Wollaston
Lake Athabasca, Cree Lake, Wollaston Lake, Reindeer Lake
35 spots
Northern Saskatchewan: Lac La Ronge & Churchill River
Lac La Ronge, Churchill River System, Pinehouse Lake, Deschambault Lake
116 spots
Southern Saskatchewan: Regina Area & Qu'Appelle Valley
Last Mountain Lake, Buffalo Pound Lake, Lake Diefenbaker, Qu'Appelle Valley Lakes
41 spots
Western Saskatchewan: Lloydminster, Meadow Lake & Area
Jackfish Lake, Brightsand Lake, Turtle Lake, Murray Lake
59 spots
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