151 regulations for Manitoba, Canada. Page 2 of 2.
Walleye — Crowduck Lake (Southern Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Crowduck Lake special regulation. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Walleye/sauger closed April 6 – May 8, 2026; open May 9, 2026 – April 4, 2027 · Daily limit: 2 per day · Size limit: all walleye over 48 cm must be released · License required
Walleye — Dauphin Lake (Southern Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Dauphin Lake special regulation. All inflowing tributaries and the parts of Dauphin Lake within 1 km of their mouths (excluding Vermilion Reservoir) are closed to all fishing March 1 to May 8; the remaining parts of the lake are closed to all fishing April 1 to May 8. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Walleye/sauger closed April 6 – May 8, 2026; open May 9, 2026 – April 4, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: all walleye over 48 cm must be released · License required
Walleye — Falcon Lake (Southern Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Walleye and sauger share one combined daily limit. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Walleye/sauger closed April 6 – May 8, 2026; open May 9, 2026 – April 4, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: none may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — First Cranberry Lake (Northwest Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Walleye and sauger share one combined daily limit. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Walleye/sauger closed May 1 – May 15, 2026; open May 16, 2026 – April 30, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: none may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Gods Lake (Northeast Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Walleye and sauger share one combined daily limit. Non-residents who fish must be registered and staying with, and obtain a free Special Angling Licence from, a licensed Manitoba tourist operator with an allocation for this fishery. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Open year-round (some Northeast rivers carry a spring walleye closure — verify the reach you are fishing) · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: none may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Gods River (Northeast Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Walleye and sauger share one combined daily limit. From Gods Lake to Great Bear Falls, all brook trout must be released. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Open year-round (some Northeast rivers carry a spring walleye closure — verify the reach you are fishing) · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: none may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Island Lake (Northeast Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Walleye and sauger share one combined daily limit. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Open year-round (some Northeast rivers carry a spring walleye closure — verify the reach you are fishing) · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: none may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Kississing Lake (Northwest Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Walleye and sauger share one combined daily limit. Includes tributaries and Bartlett Lake. Non-residents who fish must be registered and staying with, and obtain a free Special Angling Licence from, a licensed Manitoba tourist operator with an allocation for this fishery. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Walleye/sauger closed May 1 – May 15, 2026; open May 16, 2026 – April 30, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: none may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Lake Manitoba (Southern Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Walleye and sauger share one combined daily limit. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Walleye/sauger closed April 6 – May 8, 2026; open May 9, 2026 – April 4, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: none may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Lake of the Prairies (Southern Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Lake of the Prairies special regulation. Lake of the Prairies and its tributaries, including the Shell River west of PTH 83, carry a trophy walleye release. Anglers may fish with either a Manitoba or Saskatchewan angling licence upstream from the Shellmouth Dam — check Saskatchewan regulations if fishing on the Saskatchewan side. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Walleye/sauger closed April 6 – May 8, 2026; open May 9, 2026 – April 4, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: all walleye over 45 cm must be released · License required
Walleye — Lake Wahtopanah (Southern Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Lake Wahtopanah special regulation. Includes the Little Saskatchewan River from the Rivers Dam upstream to Riding Mountain National Park, Rapid City Reservoir and Minnedosa Lake. The portion from PTH 24 to the TC Energy pipeline crossing is closed to all fishing April 1 to May 31. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Walleye/sauger closed April 6 – May 8, 2026; open May 9, 2026 – April 4, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: all walleye over 45 cm must be released · License required
Walleye — Lake Winnipeg (Southern Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Lake Winnipeg special regulation. Walleye/sauger season is closed April 6 to May 15. All walleye and sauger shorter than 35 cm (in the lake and its tributaries up to the first impassable barrier) must be released. Limestone Bay is closed to fishing all year. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Closed April 6 – May 15, 2026 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: none may exceed 55 cm; all walleye and sauger shorter than 35 cm must be released · License required
Walleye — Lake Winnipegosis (Southern Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Walleye and sauger share one combined daily limit. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Walleye/sauger closed April 6 – May 8, 2026; open May 9, 2026 – April 4, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: none may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Molson Lake (Northeast Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Walleye and sauger share one combined daily limit. Closed to fishing May 1 to May 15 (except Paimusk Creek). Non-residents who fish must be registered and staying with, and obtain a free Special Angling Licence from, a licensed Manitoba tourist operator with an allocation for this fishery. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Open year-round (some Northeast rivers carry a spring walleye closure — verify the reach you are fishing) · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: none may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Nelson River (North Central Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Walleye and sauger share one combined daily limit. Downstream of the Kettle Generating Station, the river is closed to brook trout fishing September 1 to September 30. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Walleye/sauger closed May 1 – May 15, 2026; open May 16, 2026 – April 30, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: none may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Nueltin Lake (Northeast Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Walleye and sauger share one combined daily limit. Only single, barbless hooks may be used. Non-residents who fish must be registered and staying with, and obtain a free Special Angling Licence from, a licensed Manitoba tourist operator with an allocation for this fishery. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Open year-round (some Northeast rivers carry a spring walleye closure — verify the reach you are fishing) · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: none may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Paint Lake (North Central Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Walleye and sauger share one combined daily limit. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Walleye/sauger closed May 1 – May 15, 2026; open May 16, 2026 – April 30, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: none may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Pelican Lake (Southern Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Walleye and sauger share one combined daily limit. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Walleye/sauger closed April 6 – May 8, 2026; open May 9, 2026 – April 4, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: none may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Red River (Southern Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Walleye and sauger share one combined daily limit. The Red River between the Lockport Dam and Lake Winnipeg, including tributaries upstream to Highways 9 and 59, is closed to all fishing April 6 to May 8. The St. Andrews Lock and Dam Special Conservation Area is closed to all fishing April 1 to November 15. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Walleye/sauger closed April 6 – May 8, 2026; open May 9, 2026 – April 4, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: none may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Reed Lake (Northwest Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Reed Lake special regulation. Includes Krug Lake, Jackfish Lake, Jackfish Lake Creek, Woosey Creek between Reed and Halfway lakes, and the Grass River from Flag Lake to Tramping Lake. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Walleye/sauger closed May 1 – May 15, 2026; open May 16, 2026 – April 30, 2027 · Daily limit: 2 per day · Size limit: none may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Rocky Lake (Northwest Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Walleye and sauger share one combined daily limit. Goose Bay is closed to all fishing November 1 to May 15. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Walleye/sauger closed May 1 – May 15, 2026; open May 16, 2026 – April 30, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: none may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Setting Lake (North Central Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Walleye and sauger share one combined daily limit. Fish Lake and Setting Creek (Fish Creek), including the part of Setting Lake within 2 km of the creek mouth, are closed to all fishing March 15 to July 15. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Walleye/sauger closed May 1 – May 15, 2026; open May 16, 2026 – April 30, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: none may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Shoal Lake (Southern Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Shoal Lake special regulation. On the Ontario border; check Ontario regulations if fishing on the Ontario side. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Walleye/sauger closed April 6 – May 8, 2026; open May 9, 2026 – April 4, 2027 · Daily limit: 0 — catch and release only · Size limit: all walleye and sauger must be released · License required
Walleye — Sipiwesk Lake (North Central Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Walleye and sauger share one combined daily limit. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Walleye/sauger closed May 1 – May 15, 2026; open May 16, 2026 – April 30, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: none may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Stephenfield Lake (Southern Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Stephenfield Lake special regulation. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Walleye/sauger closed April 6 – May 8, 2026; open May 9, 2026 – April 4, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: all walleye shorter than 35 cm must be released · License required
Walleye — Threepoint Lake (North Central Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Walleye and sauger share one combined daily limit. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Walleye/sauger closed May 1 – May 15, 2026; open May 16, 2026 – April 30, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: none may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Wekusko Lake (Northwest Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Walleye and sauger share one combined daily limit. Herb Bay north of the hydro line is closed to all fishing April 1 to June 30. The Grass River from the Wekusko outlet to the downstream rapids (including the Missipisew and Wuskatasko rivers) is closed to all fishing April 1 to June 30. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Walleye/sauger closed May 1 – May 15, 2026; open May 16, 2026 – April 30, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: none may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Wellman Lake (Southern Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Wellman Lake special regulation. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Walleye/sauger closed April 6 – May 8, 2026; open May 9, 2026 – April 4, 2027 · Daily limit: 2 per day · Size limit: all walleye over 45 cm must be released · License required
Walleye — West Hawk Lake (Southern Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Walleye and sauger share one combined daily limit. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Walleye/sauger closed April 6 – May 8, 2026; open May 9, 2026 – April 4, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: none may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Winnipeg River (Southern Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Winnipeg River special regulation. In Special Regulation Area 'A' (eastern Manitoba), all walleye over 45 cm and all lake trout over 55 cm must be released. From the Pine Falls Generating Station to Lake Winnipeg and including Traverse Bay, all walleye and sauger shorter than 35 cm must be released. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Walleye/sauger closed April 6 – May 8, 2026; open May 9, 2026 – April 4, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: all walleye over 45 cm must be released in Area 'A'; from Pine Falls Generating Station to Lake Winnipeg and Traverse Bay, all walleye and sauger shorter than 35 cm must be released · License required
Walleye — Wuskwatim Lake (North Central Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Walleye and sauger share one combined daily limit. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Walleye/sauger closed May 1 – May 15, 2026; open May 16, 2026 – April 30, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: none may exceed 55 cm · License required
White Bass — Lake Manitoba (Southern Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Southern Division general limit for white bass on Lake Manitoba. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Open year-round · Daily limit: 10 per day · License required
White Bass — Lake Winnipeg (Southern Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Southern Division general limit for white bass on Lake Winnipeg. Walleye/sauger season is closed April 6 to May 15. All walleye and sauger shorter than 35 cm (in the lake and its tributaries up to the first impassable barrier) must be released. Limestone Bay is closed to fishing all year. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Open year-round · Daily limit: 10 per day · License required
White Bass — Red River (Southern Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Southern Division general limit for white bass on Red River. The Red River between the Lockport Dam and Lake Winnipeg, including tributaries upstream to Highways 9 and 59, is closed to all fishing April 6 to May 8. The St. Andrews Lock and Dam Special Conservation Area is closed to all fishing April 1 to November 15. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Open year-round · Daily limit: 10 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Child's Lake (Southern Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Southern Division general limit for yellow perch on Child's Lake. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Open year-round · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Clearwater Lake (Northwest Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Northwest Division general limit for yellow perch on Clearwater Lake. The west side is closed to all fishing September 15 to October 15 (on a line northeast from Sunset Point to the west side of the inlet of Pike Creek). Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Open year-round · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Cormorant Lake (Northwest Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Northwest Division general limit for yellow perch on Cormorant Lake. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Open year-round · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Dauphin Lake (Southern Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Southern Division general limit for yellow perch on Dauphin Lake. All inflowing tributaries and the parts of Dauphin Lake within 1 km of their mouths (excluding Vermilion Reservoir) are closed to all fishing March 1 to May 8; the remaining parts of the lake are closed to all fishing April 1 to May 8. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Open year-round · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Falcon Lake (Southern Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Southern Division general limit for yellow perch on Falcon Lake. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Open year-round · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Island Lake (Northeast Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Northeast Division general limit for yellow perch on Island Lake. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Open year-round · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Lake Manitoba (Southern Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Southern Division general limit for yellow perch on Lake Manitoba. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Open year-round · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Lake of the Prairies (Southern Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Southern Division general limit for yellow perch on Lake of the Prairies. Lake of the Prairies and its tributaries, including the Shell River west of PTH 83, carry a trophy walleye release. Anglers may fish with either a Manitoba or Saskatchewan angling licence upstream from the Shellmouth Dam — check Saskatchewan regulations if fishing on the Saskatchewan side. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Open year-round · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Lake Wahtopanah (Southern Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Southern Division general limit for yellow perch on Lake Wahtopanah. Includes the Little Saskatchewan River from the Rivers Dam upstream to Riding Mountain National Park, Rapid City Reservoir and Minnedosa Lake. The portion from PTH 24 to the TC Energy pipeline crossing is closed to all fishing April 1 to May 31. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Open year-round · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Lake Winnipeg (Southern Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Southern Division general limit for yellow perch on Lake Winnipeg. Walleye/sauger season is closed April 6 to May 15. All walleye and sauger shorter than 35 cm (in the lake and its tributaries up to the first impassable barrier) must be released. Limestone Bay is closed to fishing all year. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Open year-round · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Lake Winnipegosis (Southern Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Southern Division general limit for yellow perch on Lake Winnipegosis. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Open year-round · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Pelican Lake (Southern Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Southern Division general limit for yellow perch on Pelican Lake. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Open year-round · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Rocky Lake (Northwest Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Northwest Division general limit for yellow perch on Rocky Lake. Goose Bay is closed to all fishing November 1 to May 15. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Open year-round · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Setting Lake (North Central Division)
Manitoba, Canada
North Central Division general limit for yellow perch on Setting Lake. Fish Lake and Setting Creek (Fish Creek), including the part of Setting Lake within 2 km of the creek mouth, are closed to all fishing March 15 to July 15. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Open year-round · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Threepoint Lake (North Central Division)
Manitoba, Canada
North Central Division general limit for yellow perch on Threepoint Lake. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Open year-round · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Wekusko Lake (Northwest Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Northwest Division general limit for yellow perch on Wekusko Lake. Herb Bay north of the hydro line is closed to all fishing April 1 to June 30. The Grass River from the Wekusko outlet to the downstream rapids (including the Missipisew and Wuskatasko rivers) is closed to all fishing April 1 to June 30. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.
Season: Open year-round · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Wellman Lake (Southern Division)
Manitoba, Canada
Southern Division general limit for yellow perch on Wellman Lake. Source: Manitoba Anglers' Guide 2026 (manitobafisheries.com / gov.mb.ca), Manitoba Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures; regulations take effect April 1, 2026. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. Barbless hooks are mandatory throughout Manitoba. Many waters have additional special regulations, seasonal closures, or bait and gear restrictions — always verify the current regulations for your specific waterbody before you fish.