165 regulations for Saskatchewan, Canada. Page 2 of 2.
Walleye — Amisk Lake (Central Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Walleye, sauger and saugeye share one combined daily limit. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Central Zone: open May 15, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger/saugeye combined) · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Black Lake (Northern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Walleye, sauger and saugeye share one combined daily limit. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Northern Zone: open May 25, 2026 – April 15, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger/saugeye combined) · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Blackstrap Reservoir (Southern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Blackstrap Reservoir special regulation. The central causeway and 100 m on either side are closed to angling all year. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 2 per day · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Boundary Dam Reservoir (Southern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Walleye, sauger and saugeye share one combined daily limit. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger/saugeye combined) · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Buffalo Pound Lake (Southern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Walleye, sauger and saugeye share one combined daily limit. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger/saugeye combined) · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Candle Lake (Central Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Candle Lake special regulation. Fisher Creek and the part of Candle Lake near its mouth are closed to angling March 15 to May 14. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Central Zone: open May 15, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 3 per day · Size limit: only one may exceed 50 cm · License required
Walleye — Chitek Lake (Southern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Chitek Lake special regulation. Indian Bay is closed to all fishing all year. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 3 per day · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Churchill River (Central Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Walleye, sauger and saugeye share one combined daily limit. Many individual lakes and river sections along the Churchill carry their own special regulations, catch-and-release limits, or seasonal closures — verify the regulations for the specific reach you are fishing. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Central Zone: open May 15, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger/saugeye combined) · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Codette Lake (Central Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Walleye, sauger and saugeye share one combined daily limit. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Central Zone: open May 15, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger/saugeye combined) · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Cree Lake (Northern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Walleye, sauger and saugeye share one combined daily limit. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Northern Zone: open May 25, 2026 – April 15, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger/saugeye combined) · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Delaronde Lake (Central Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Delaronde Lake special regulation. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Central Zone: open May 15, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 3 per day · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Deschambault Lake (Central Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Walleye, sauger and saugeye share one combined daily limit. A defined portion of Ballantyne Bay is closed to all fishing March 1 to June 15. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Central Zone: open May 15, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger/saugeye combined) · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Dore Lake (Central Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Walleye, sauger and saugeye share one combined daily limit. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Central Zone: open May 15, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger/saugeye combined) · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — East Trout Lake (Central Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Walleye, sauger and saugeye share one combined daily limit. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Central Zone: open May 15, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger/saugeye combined) · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Echo Lake (Southern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Walleye, sauger and saugeye share one combined daily limit. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger/saugeye combined) · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Emma Lake (Central Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Walleye, sauger and saugeye share one combined daily limit. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Central Zone: open May 15, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger/saugeye combined) · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Fishing Lake (Southern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Walleye, sauger and saugeye share one combined daily limit. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger/saugeye combined) · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Fond du Lac River (Northern Zone · CR1)
Saskatchewan, Canada
CR1 catch-and-release limits apply for walleye on Fond du Lac River. CR1 limits apply from Wollaston Lake to the south end of Redwillow Rapids; stricter CR3 limits apply on upstream sections — verify the reach you are fishing. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Northern Zone: open May 25, 2026 – April 15, 2027 · Daily limit: 2 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Good Spirit Lake (Southern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Walleye, sauger and saugeye share one combined daily limit. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger/saugeye combined) · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Greenwater Lake (Southern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Greenwater Lake special regulation. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 2 per day · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Greig Lake (Central Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Greig Lake special regulation. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Central Zone: open May 15, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 3 per day · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Jackfish Lake (Central Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Walleye, sauger and saugeye share one combined daily limit. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Central Zone: open May 15, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger/saugeye combined) · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Katepwa Lake (Southern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Walleye, sauger and saugeye share one combined daily limit. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger/saugeye combined) · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Lac la Ronge (Central Zone · CR1)
Saskatchewan, Canada
CR1 catch-and-release limits apply for walleye on Lac la Ronge. Mandatory barbless hooks; sections near the Montreal and Potato river mouths are closed to angling. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Central Zone: open May 15, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 2 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Lake Diefenbaker (Southern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Walleye, sauger and saugeye share one combined daily limit. The irrigation bay of Coteau Bay is closed to angling March 1 to May 14. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger/saugeye combined) · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Last Mountain Lake (Southern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Walleye, sauger and saugeye share one combined daily limit. Big Arm Bay and its tributaries, Last Mountain Creek between the main PFRA control structure and the lake, and Lewis Creek are closed to angling March 1 to May 14. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger/saugeye combined) · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Little Bear Lake (Central Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Walleye, sauger and saugeye share one combined daily limit. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Central Zone: open May 15, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger/saugeye combined) · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Ministikwan Lake (Southern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Ministikwan Lake special regulation. Waters around Bear Island are closed to angling April 1 to June 30. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 2 per day · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Murray Lake (Central Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Walleye, sauger and saugeye share one combined daily limit. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Central Zone: open May 15, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger/saugeye combined) · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Pasqua Lake (Southern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Walleye, sauger and saugeye share one combined daily limit. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger/saugeye combined) · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Qu'Appelle River (Southern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Walleye, sauger and saugeye share one combined daily limit. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger/saugeye combined) · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Rafferty Reservoir (Southern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Rafferty Reservoir special regulation. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 3 per day · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Reindeer Lake (Northern Zone · CR1)
Saskatchewan, Canada
CR1 catch-and-release limits apply for walleye on Reindeer Lake. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Northern Zone: open May 25, 2026 – April 15, 2027 · Daily limit: 2 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Smoothstone Lake (Central Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Smoothstone Lake special regulation: walleye limit 1. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Central Zone: open May 15, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 1 per day · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — South Saskatchewan River (Southern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Walleye, sauger and saugeye share one combined daily limit. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 4 per day (walleye/sauger/saugeye combined) · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Walleye — Tobin Lake (Central Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Tobin Lake trophy special regulation. On the E.B. Campbell Dam to Francois-Finlay Dam reach, including the Petaigan River, mandatory barbless hooks are required and the reach is closed to angling April 1 to May 14. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Central Zone: open May 15, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 3 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: only one may exceed 86 cm; none may be between 55 and 86 cm · License required
Walleye — Wollaston Lake (Northern Zone · CR1)
Saskatchewan, Canada
CR1 catch-and-release limits apply for walleye on Wollaston Lake. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Northern Zone: open May 25, 2026 – April 15, 2027 · Daily limit: 2 per day (walleye/sauger combined) · Size limit: only one may exceed 55 cm · License required
Yellow Perch — Amisk Lake (Central Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Central Zone general limit for yellow perch on Amisk Lake. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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.
Blackstrap Reservoir special regulation. The central causeway and 100 m on either side are closed to angling all year. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 10 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Boundary Dam Reservoir (Southern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Southern Zone general limit for yellow perch on Boundary Dam Reservoir. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Buffalo Pound Lake (Southern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Buffalo Pound Lake special regulation: perch limit reduced to 10. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 10 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Candle Lake (Central Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Central Zone general limit for yellow perch on Candle Lake. Fisher Creek and the part of Candle Lake near its mouth are closed to angling March 15 to May 14. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Central Zone: open May 15, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Chitek Lake (Southern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Southern Zone general limit for yellow perch on Chitek Lake. Indian Bay is closed to all fishing all year. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Codette Lake (Central Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Central Zone general limit for yellow perch on Codette Lake. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Central Zone: open May 15, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Delaronde Lake (Central Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Central Zone general limit for yellow perch on Delaronde Lake. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Central Zone: open May 15, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Deschambault Lake (Central Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Central Zone general limit for yellow perch on Deschambault Lake. A defined portion of Ballantyne Bay is closed to all fishing March 1 to June 15. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Central Zone: open May 15, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Dore Lake (Central Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Central Zone general limit for yellow perch on Dore Lake. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Central Zone: open May 15, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — East Trout Lake (Central Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Central Zone general limit for yellow perch on East Trout Lake. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Central Zone: open May 15, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Echo Lake (Southern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Southern Zone general limit for yellow perch on Echo Lake. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Emma Lake (Central Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Central Zone general limit for yellow perch on Emma Lake. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Central Zone: open May 15, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Fishing Lake (Southern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Southern Zone general limit for yellow perch on Fishing Lake. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Good Spirit Lake (Southern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Southern Zone general limit for yellow perch on Good Spirit Lake. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Greenwater Lake (Southern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Southern Zone general limit for yellow perch on Greenwater Lake. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Greig Lake (Central Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Central Zone general limit for yellow perch on Greig Lake. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Central Zone: open May 15, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Jackfish Lake (Central Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Central Zone general limit for yellow perch on Jackfish Lake. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Central Zone: open May 15, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Katepwa Lake (Southern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Southern Zone general limit for yellow perch on Katepwa Lake. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Lake Diefenbaker (Southern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Southern Zone general limit for yellow perch on Lake Diefenbaker. The irrigation bay of Coteau Bay is closed to angling March 1 to May 14. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Last Mountain Lake (Southern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Southern Zone general limit for yellow perch on Last Mountain Lake. Big Arm Bay and its tributaries, Last Mountain Creek between the main PFRA control structure and the lake, and Lewis Creek are closed to angling March 1 to May 14. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Ministikwan Lake (Southern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Southern Zone general limit for yellow perch on Ministikwan Lake. Waters around Bear Island are closed to angling April 1 to June 30. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Murray Lake (Central Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Central Zone general limit for yellow perch on Murray Lake. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Central Zone: open May 15, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Pasqua Lake (Southern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Southern Zone general limit for yellow perch on Pasqua Lake. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Qu'Appelle River (Southern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Southern Zone general limit for yellow perch on Qu'Appelle River. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Rafferty Reservoir (Southern Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Rafferty Reservoir special regulation. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Southern Zone: open May 5, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 10 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Smoothstone Lake (Central Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Central Zone general limit for yellow perch on Smoothstone Lake. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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: Central Zone: open May 15, 2026 – March 31, 2027 · Daily limit: 25 per day · License required
Yellow Perch — Tobin Lake (Central Zone)
Saskatchewan, Canada
Central Zone general limit for yellow perch on Tobin Lake. On the E.B. Campbell Dam to Francois-Finlay Dam reach, including the Petaigan River, mandatory barbless hooks are required and the reach is closed to angling April 1 to May 14. Source: Saskatchewan Anglers' Guide, 2026-27 season (saskatchewan.ca), Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. Unless a water carries a listed special regulation, the province-wide general limits apply. 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.