Yukon Fishing Regulations

176 regulations for Yukon, Canada. Page 1 of 2.

Arctic Grayling — Aishihik Lake (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 4, possession limit 4 for arctic grayling. Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). Barbless hooks are mandatory in this water. Aishihik Lake (Äshèyi) is a Conservation Water larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Aishihik Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 4 · Size limit: Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Atlin Lake (Special Mgmt A)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category A) — daily limit 3, possession limit 6 for arctic grayling. Category A: Arctic grayling 3 daily / 6 possession; burbot in Atlin Lake 10 daily / 20 possession; all other species follow General Waters limits. Atlin Lake is a Yukon-BC transboundary water. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Atlin Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 3 · License required

Arctic Grayling — Big Kalzas Lake (General Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Yukon General Waters — daily limit 5, possession limit 10 for arctic grayling. Only one may be longer than 40 cm (16 in). Big Kalzas Lake is one of only two General Waters larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Big Kalzas Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 5 · Size limit: Only one may be longer than 40 cm (16 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Big Salmon Lake (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 4, possession limit 4 for arctic grayling. Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). Barbless hooks are mandatory in this water. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Big Salmon Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 4 · Size limit: Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Braeburn Lake (Special Mgmt C)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category C) — daily limit 2, possession limit 2 for arctic grayling. Must release all grayling longer than 40 cm (16 in). Barbless hooks only. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Braeburn Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 2 · Size limit: Must release all grayling longer than 40 cm (16 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Dezadeash Lake (Special Mgmt B)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category B) — daily limit 4, possession limit 4 for arctic grayling. Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). Single-pointed barbless hooks only. Category B (single-pointed barbless hooks only). Fishing is closed in Tower Bay (Gokhtaheen) on Dezadeash Lake (Titl'àt Mä̀n) from July 1 through August 15. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Dezadeash Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 4 · Size limit: Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Earn Lake (General Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Yukon General Waters — daily limit 5, possession limit 10 for arctic grayling. Only one may be longer than 40 cm (16 in). Earn Lake is one of only two General Waters larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Earn Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 5 · Size limit: Only one may be longer than 40 cm (16 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — East Aishihik River (Special Mgmt E)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category E) — daily limit 5, possession limit 10 for arctic grayling. Only one may be longer than 40 cm (16 in). Single-pointed barbless hooks only. Category E (single-pointed barbless hooks only). Includes Otter Pond; all rainbow trout must be released. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · East Aishihik River

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 5 · Size limit: Only one may be longer than 40 cm (16 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Ethel Lake (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 4, possession limit 4 for arctic grayling. Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). Barbless hooks are mandatory in this water. Ethel Lake (Takwä̀nt'ye) is a Conservation Water larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Ethel Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 4 · Size limit: Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Finlayson Lake (General Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Yukon General Waters — daily limit 5, possession limit 10 for arctic grayling. Only one may be longer than 40 cm (16 in). Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Finlayson Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 5 · Size limit: Only one may be longer than 40 cm (16 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Fish Lake (Special Mgmt G)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category G) — daily limit 4, possession limit 4 for arctic grayling. Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). Barbless hooks only. Category G (barbless hooks only). Fish Lake: must release all lake trout over 65 cm (26 in). Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Fish Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 4 · Size limit: Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Fishing Branch (Special Mgmt L)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category L) — daily limit 1, possession limit 1 for arctic grayling. Category L. Fishing Branch (Ni'iinlii Njik) Ecological Reserve and adjacent Settlement Lands: Arctic grayling 1 daily / 1 possession; all other species follow General Waters limits. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Fishing Branch

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 1 · License required

Arctic Grayling — Fox Lake (Special Mgmt G)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category G) — daily limit 4, possession limit 4 for arctic grayling. Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). Barbless hooks only. Category G (barbless hooks only). Fox Lake: must release all lake trout over 65 cm (26 in). Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Fox Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 4 · Size limit: Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Frances Lake (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 4, possession limit 4 for arctic grayling. Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). Barbless hooks are mandatory in this water. Frances Lake is a Conservation Water larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Frances Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 4 · Size limit: Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Frenchman Lake (Special Mgmt K)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category K) — daily limit 2, possession limit 2 for arctic grayling. Must release all grayling longer than 40 cm (16 in). Barbless hooks only. Category K (barbless hooks only). All lake trout must be released. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Frenchman Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 2 · Size limit: Must release all grayling longer than 40 cm (16 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Klondike River (Special Mgmt J)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category J) — daily limit 5, possession limit 10 for arctic grayling. Only one may be longer than 40 cm (16 in). Category J. Single-pointed barbless hooks with a gap under 20 mm from July 1 to October 15. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Klondike River

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 5 · Size limit: Only one may be longer than 40 cm (16 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Kluane Lake (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 4, possession limit 4 for arctic grayling. Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). Barbless hooks are recommended but not mandatory in Kluane Lake (Łù'àn Mä̀n). As a Conservation Water larger than 2,500 ha, the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Kluane Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 4 · Size limit: Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Klukshu River (Special Mgmt I)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category I) — daily limit 5, possession limit 10 for arctic grayling. Only one may be longer than 40 cm (16 in). Category I. Klukshu River (Łu Gha Chua): June 1-15 single-pointed barbless hooks with a gap under 20 mm; June 15 to November 30 closed to all fishing; artificial flies only year round. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Klukshu River

Season: Closed to all fishing June 15 – November 30 (open at other times) · Daily limit: 5 · Size limit: Only one may be longer than 40 cm (16 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Kusawa Lake (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 4, possession limit 4 for arctic grayling. Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). Barbless hooks are mandatory in this water. Kusawa Lake is a Conservation Water larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Kusawa Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 4 · Size limit: Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Lake Laberge (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 4, possession limit 4 for arctic grayling. Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). Barbless hooks are mandatory in this water. Lake Laberge (Tá'aan) is a Conservation Water larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Lake Laberge

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 4 · Size limit: Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Little Atlin Lake (Special Mgmt C)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category C) — daily limit 2, possession limit 2 for arctic grayling. Must release all grayling longer than 40 cm (16 in). Barbless hooks only. Category C (barbless hooks only). Fishing is closed for lake trout in Little Atlin Lake from July 1 to November 30 annually; burbot 10 daily / 20 possession. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Little Atlin Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 2 · Size limit: Must release all grayling longer than 40 cm (16 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Little Salmon Lake (Special Mgmt G)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category G) — daily limit 4, possession limit 4 for arctic grayling. Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). Barbless hooks only. Category G (barbless hooks only). Little Salmon Lake (Chu Cho): must release all lake trout over 65 cm (26 in); burbot 10 daily / 20 possession. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Little Salmon Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 4 · Size limit: Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Lower Kathleen Lake (Special Mgmt D)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category D) — daily limit 2, possession limit 2 for arctic grayling. Must release all grayling longer than 40 cm (16 in). Single-pointed barbless hooks only. Category D (single-pointed barbless hooks only). Applies to the Kathleen River system (Granite, Lower Kathleen, Rainbow and Crescent lakes and connected creeks outside Kluane National Park). Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Lower Kathleen Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 2 · Size limit: Must release all grayling longer than 40 cm (16 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Mandanna Lake (Special Mgmt F)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category F) — daily limit 4, possession limit 4 for arctic grayling. Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). Barbless hooks only. Category F (barbless hooks only). All lake trout must be released. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Mandanna Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 4 · Size limit: Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Marsh Lake (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 4, possession limit 4 for arctic grayling. Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). Barbless hooks are mandatory in this water. Marsh Lake is a Conservation Water larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Marsh Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 4 · Size limit: Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Mayo Lake (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 4, possession limit 4 for arctic grayling. Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). Barbless hooks are mandatory in this water. Mayo Lake (Ts'agro Mä̀n) is a Conservation Water larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Mayo Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 4 · Size limit: Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Pine Lake (Special Mgmt K)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category K) — daily limit 2, possession limit 2 for arctic grayling. Must release all grayling longer than 40 cm (16 in). Barbless hooks only. Category K (barbless hooks only). All lake trout must be released. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Pine Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 2 · Size limit: Must release all grayling longer than 40 cm (16 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Quiet Lake (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 4, possession limit 4 for arctic grayling. Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). Barbless hooks are mandatory in this water. Quiet Lake (Kìt Den Â, Chu La) is a Conservation Water larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Quiet Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 4 · Size limit: Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Rancheria River (Special Mgmt A)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category A) — daily limit 3, possession limit 6 for arctic grayling. Category A: Arctic grayling 3 daily / 6 possession; all other species follow General Waters limits. The Rancheria River and tributaries are Yukon-BC transboundary waters. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Rancheria River

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 3 · License required

Arctic Grayling — Simpson Lake (General Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Yukon General Waters — daily limit 5, possession limit 10 for arctic grayling. Only one may be longer than 40 cm (16 in). Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Simpson Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 5 · Size limit: Only one may be longer than 40 cm (16 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Snafu Lakes (Special Mgmt K)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category K) — daily limit 2, possession limit 2 for arctic grayling. Must release all grayling longer than 40 cm (16 in). Barbless hooks only. Category K (barbless hooks only). All lake trout must be released. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Snafu Lakes

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 2 · Size limit: Must release all grayling longer than 40 cm (16 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Tagish Lake (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 4, possession limit 4 for arctic grayling. Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). Barbless hooks are mandatory in this water. Tagish Lake (including Windy Arm) is a Conservation Water larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Tagish Lake is a Yukon-BC transboundary water. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Tagish Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 4 · Size limit: Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Takhini River (Special Mgmt J)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category J) — daily limit 5, possession limit 10 for arctic grayling. Only one may be longer than 40 cm (16 in). Category J. Single-pointed barbless hooks with a gap under 20 mm from July 1 to October 15; artificial flies only from August 20 to September 15. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Takhini River

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 5 · Size limit: Only one may be longer than 40 cm (16 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Tatchun River (Special Mgmt J)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category J) — daily limit 5, possession limit 10 for arctic grayling. Only one may be longer than 40 cm (16 in). Category J. The Tatchun River and the Yukon River at its mouth are closed to all fishing from August 1 to September 30. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Tatchun River

Season: Closed to all fishing August 1 – September 30 (open at other times) · Daily limit: 5 · Size limit: Only one may be longer than 40 cm (16 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Tatlmain Lake (Special Mgmt H)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category H) — daily limit 5, possession limit 10 for arctic grayling. Only one may be longer than 40 cm (16 in). Category H: an additional sport fishing licence is required for Tetl'ámä̀n (Tatlmain Lake). Aggregate catch limit including released fish — you must stop fishing after catching 5 fish in one day, even if you released some or all of them. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Tatlmain Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 5 · Size limit: Only one may be longer than 40 cm (16 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Tatshenshini River (Special Mgmt I)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category I) — daily limit 5, possession limit 10 for arctic grayling. Only one may be longer than 40 cm (16 in). Category I. Tatshenshini River: June 1 to November 30, single-pointed barbless hooks with a gap under 20 mm only. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Tatshenshini River

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 5 · Size limit: Only one may be longer than 40 cm (16 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Teslin Lake (Special Mgmt G)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category G) — daily limit 4, possession limit 4 for arctic grayling. Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). Barbless hooks only. Category G (barbless hooks only). Teslin Lake: must release all lake trout 65 to 100 cm; burbot 10 daily / 20 possession. Teslin Lake is a Yukon-BC transboundary water. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Teslin Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 4 · Size limit: Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Teslin River at Johnsons Crossing (Special Mgmt D)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category D) — daily limit 2, possession limit 2 for arctic grayling. Must release all grayling longer than 40 cm (16 in). Single-pointed barbless hooks only. Category D (single-pointed barbless hooks only) applies only within this reach, from the outlet at Teslin Lake to one kilometre below the confluence of Squanga Creek; elsewhere on the Teslin River the General Waters limits apply. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Teslin River at Johnsons Crossing

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 2 · Size limit: Must release all grayling longer than 40 cm (16 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Wellesley Lake (Special Mgmt C)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category C) — daily limit 2, possession limit 2 for arctic grayling. Must release all grayling longer than 40 cm (16 in). Barbless hooks only. Category C (barbless hooks only). An additional sport fishing licence is required to fish Wellesley Lake; burbot 10 daily / 20 possession. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Wellesley Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 2 · Size limit: Must release all grayling longer than 40 cm (16 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Wolf Lake (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 4, possession limit 4 for arctic grayling. Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). Barbless hooks are mandatory in this water. Wolf Lake is a Conservation Water larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Wolf Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 4 · Size limit: Must release all grayling 40 to 48 cm (16 to 19 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 48 cm (19 in). · License required

Arctic Grayling — Yukon River (Special Mgmt J)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category J) — daily limit 5, possession limit 10 for arctic grayling. Only one may be longer than 40 cm (16 in). Category J. Single-pointed barbless hooks with a gap under 20 mm from July 1 to October 15. The artificial-flies-only restriction applies only within the reach from the Whitehorse dam 2.5 km downstream to the Robert Campbell Bridge, July 15 to September 30; the Category J limits apply elsewhere on the river. It is against the law to fish within 23 m downstream of the Whitehorse Rapids Fish Ladder entrance. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Arctic Grayling · Yukon River

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 5 · Size limit: Only one may be longer than 40 cm (16 in). · License required

Bull Trout — Frances Lake (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 2, possession limit 4 for bull trout. Only one may be longer than 50 cm (20 in). Barbless hooks are mandatory in this water. Frances Lake is a Conservation Water larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Bull Trout · Frances Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 2 · Size limit: Only one may be longer than 50 cm (20 in). · License required

Bull Trout — Rancheria River (Special Mgmt A)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category A) — daily limit 2, possession limit 4 for bull trout. Only one may be longer than 50 cm (20 in). Category A: Arctic grayling 3 daily / 6 possession; all other species follow General Waters limits. The Rancheria River and tributaries are Yukon-BC transboundary waters. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Bull Trout · Rancheria River

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 2 · Size limit: Only one may be longer than 50 cm (20 in). · License required

Burbot — Aishihik Lake (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 10, possession limit 20 for burbot. Barbless hooks are mandatory in this water. Aishihik Lake (Äshèyi) is a Conservation Water larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Burbot · Aishihik Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 · License required

Burbot — Atlin Lake (Special Mgmt A)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category A) — daily limit 10, possession limit 20 for burbot. Category A: Arctic grayling 3 daily / 6 possession; burbot in Atlin Lake 10 daily / 20 possession; all other species follow General Waters limits. Atlin Lake is a Yukon-BC transboundary water. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Burbot · Atlin Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 · License required

Burbot — Big Kalzas Lake (General Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Yukon General Waters — daily limit 10, possession limit 20 for burbot. Big Kalzas Lake is one of only two General Waters larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Burbot · Big Kalzas Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 · License required

Burbot — Big Salmon Lake (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 3, possession limit 6 for burbot. Barbless hooks are mandatory in this water. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Burbot · Big Salmon Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 3 · License required

Burbot — Dezadeash Lake (Special Mgmt B)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category B) — daily limit 3, possession limit 6 for burbot. Single-pointed barbless hooks only. Category B (single-pointed barbless hooks only). Fishing is closed in Tower Bay (Gokhtaheen) on Dezadeash Lake (Titl'àt Mä̀n) from July 1 through August 15. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Burbot · Dezadeash Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 3 · License required

Burbot — Earn Lake (General Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Yukon General Waters — daily limit 10, possession limit 20 for burbot. Earn Lake is one of only two General Waters larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Burbot · Earn Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 · License required

Burbot — Ethel Lake (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 10, possession limit 20 for burbot. Barbless hooks are mandatory in this water. Ethel Lake (Takwä̀nt'ye) is a Conservation Water larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Burbot · Ethel Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 · License required

Burbot — Finlayson Lake (General Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Yukon General Waters — daily limit 3, possession limit 6 for burbot. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Burbot · Finlayson Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 3 · License required

Burbot — Frances Lake (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 10, possession limit 20 for burbot. Barbless hooks are mandatory in this water. Frances Lake is a Conservation Water larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Burbot · Frances Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 · License required

Burbot — Kluane Lake (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 10, possession limit 20 for burbot. Barbless hooks are recommended but not mandatory in Kluane Lake (Łù'àn Mä̀n). As a Conservation Water larger than 2,500 ha, the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Burbot · Kluane Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 · License required

Burbot — Kusawa Lake (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 10, possession limit 20 for burbot. Barbless hooks are mandatory in this water. Kusawa Lake is a Conservation Water larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Burbot · Kusawa Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 · License required

Burbot — Lake Laberge (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 10, possession limit 20 for burbot. Barbless hooks are mandatory in this water. Lake Laberge (Tá'aan) is a Conservation Water larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Burbot · Lake Laberge

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 · License required

Burbot — Little Atlin Lake (Special Mgmt C)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category C) — daily limit 10, possession limit 20 for burbot. Barbless hooks only. Category C (barbless hooks only). Fishing is closed for lake trout in Little Atlin Lake from July 1 to November 30 annually; burbot 10 daily / 20 possession. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Burbot · Little Atlin Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 · License required

Burbot — Little Salmon Lake (Special Mgmt G)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category G) — daily limit 10, possession limit 20 for burbot. Barbless hooks only. Category G (barbless hooks only). Little Salmon Lake (Chu Cho): must release all lake trout over 65 cm (26 in); burbot 10 daily / 20 possession. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Burbot · Little Salmon Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 · License required

Burbot — Marsh Lake (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 10, possession limit 20 for burbot. Barbless hooks are mandatory in this water. Marsh Lake is a Conservation Water larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Burbot · Marsh Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 · License required

Burbot — Mayo Lake (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 10, possession limit 20 for burbot. Barbless hooks are mandatory in this water. Mayo Lake (Ts'agro Mä̀n) is a Conservation Water larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Burbot · Mayo Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 · License required

Burbot — Quiet Lake (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 10, possession limit 20 for burbot. Barbless hooks are mandatory in this water. Quiet Lake (Kìt Den Â, Chu La) is a Conservation Water larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Burbot · Quiet Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 · License required

Burbot — Simpson Lake (General Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Yukon General Waters — daily limit 3, possession limit 6 for burbot. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Burbot · Simpson Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 3 · License required

Burbot — Tagish Lake (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 10, possession limit 20 for burbot. Barbless hooks are mandatory in this water. Tagish Lake (including Windy Arm) is a Conservation Water larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Tagish Lake is a Yukon-BC transboundary water. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Burbot · Tagish Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 · License required

Burbot — Tatlmain Lake (Special Mgmt H)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category H) — daily limit 5 (aggregate limit for all species, including released fish), possession limit 20 for burbot. Category H: an additional sport fishing licence is required for Tetl'ámä̀n (Tatlmain Lake). Aggregate catch limit including released fish — you must stop fishing after catching 5 fish in one day, even if you released some or all of them. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Burbot · Tatlmain Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 5 (aggregate limit for all species, including released fish) · License required

Burbot — Teslin Lake (Special Mgmt G)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category G) — daily limit 10, possession limit 20 for burbot. Barbless hooks only. Category G (barbless hooks only). Teslin Lake: must release all lake trout 65 to 100 cm; burbot 10 daily / 20 possession. Teslin Lake is a Yukon-BC transboundary water. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Burbot · Teslin Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 · License required

Burbot — Wellesley Lake (Special Mgmt C)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category C) — daily limit 10, possession limit 20 for burbot. Barbless hooks only. Category C (barbless hooks only). An additional sport fishing licence is required to fish Wellesley Lake; burbot 10 daily / 20 possession. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Burbot · Wellesley Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 · License required

Burbot — Wolf Lake (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 10, possession limit 20 for burbot. Barbless hooks are mandatory in this water. Wolf Lake is a Conservation Water larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Burbot · Wolf Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 10 · License required

Burbot — Yukon River (Special Mgmt J)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category J) — daily limit 3, possession limit 6 for burbot. Category J. Single-pointed barbless hooks with a gap under 20 mm from July 1 to October 15. The artificial-flies-only restriction applies only within the reach from the Whitehorse dam 2.5 km downstream to the Robert Campbell Bridge, July 15 to September 30; the Category J limits apply elsewhere on the river. It is against the law to fish within 23 m downstream of the Whitehorse Rapids Fish Ladder entrance. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Burbot · Yukon River

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 3 · License required

Chinook Salmon — Klondike River (Salmon)

Yukon, Canada

Klondike River lies in the Yukon River drainage: Chinook salmon daily limit 0, possession 0 — no retention. Under the 2024-2030 Canada-U.S. Yukon River Chinook agreement, directed Chinook salmon fisheries are suspended to rebuild the stock. Aggregate limit for all Yukon waters combined: 2 salmon per day and 4 in possession (Chinook, sockeye, coho and chum combined; kokanee excluded). You may not keep a separate limit for each species. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Chinook Salmon · Klondike River

Season: Open all year (subject to DFO Fishery Notices) · Daily limit: 0 · License required

Chinook Salmon — Klukshu River (Salmon)

Yukon, Canada

Alsek River drainage (Klukshu River, Łu Gha Chua): Chinook salmon 1 daily / 2 possession, when open. The Klukshu River is closed to all fishing June 15 to November 30. Aggregate limit for all Yukon waters combined: 2 salmon per day and 4 in possession (Chinook, sockeye, coho and chum combined; kokanee excluded). You may not keep a separate limit for each species. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Chinook Salmon · Klukshu River

Season: Open all year (subject to DFO Fishery Notices) · Daily limit: 1 · License required

Chinook Salmon — Takhini River (Salmon)

Yukon, Canada

Takhini River lies in the Yukon River drainage: Chinook salmon daily limit 0, possession 0 — no retention. Under the 2024-2030 Canada-U.S. Yukon River Chinook agreement, directed Chinook salmon fisheries are suspended to rebuild the stock. Aggregate limit for all Yukon waters combined: 2 salmon per day and 4 in possession (Chinook, sockeye, coho and chum combined; kokanee excluded). You may not keep a separate limit for each species. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Chinook Salmon · Takhini River

Season: Open all year (subject to DFO Fishery Notices) · Daily limit: 0 · License required

Chinook Salmon — Tatchun River (Salmon)

Yukon, Canada

Tatchun River: year round, must release all salmon. The Tatchun River and the Yukon River at its mouth are closed to all fishing from August 1 to September 30. Yukon River drainage Chinook retention is 0 under the 2024-2030 Canada-U.S. agreement. Aggregate limit for all Yukon waters combined: 2 salmon per day and 4 in possession (Chinook, sockeye, coho and chum combined; kokanee excluded). You may not keep a separate limit for each species. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Chinook Salmon · Tatchun River

Season: Closed to all fishing August 1 – September 30 · Daily limit: 0 · License required

Chinook Salmon — Tatshenshini River (Salmon)

Yukon, Canada

Alsek River and tributaries, including the Tatshenshini River: Chinook salmon 1 daily / 2 possession. Aggregate limit for all Yukon waters combined: 2 salmon per day and 4 in possession (Chinook, sockeye, coho and chum combined; kokanee excluded). You may not keep a separate limit for each species. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Chinook Salmon · Tatshenshini River

Season: Open all year (subject to DFO Fishery Notices) · Daily limit: 1 · License required

Chinook Salmon — Yukon River (Salmon)

Yukon, Canada

Yukon River (Tágé Cho, Tagà Shäw) and tributaries, including the Porcupine River lies in the Yukon River drainage: Chinook salmon daily limit 0, possession 0 — no retention. Under the 2024-2030 Canada-U.S. Yukon River Chinook agreement, directed Chinook salmon fisheries are suspended to rebuild the stock. Aggregate limit for all Yukon waters combined: 2 salmon per day and 4 in possession (Chinook, sockeye, coho and chum combined; kokanee excluded). You may not keep a separate limit for each species. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Chinook Salmon · Yukon River

Season: Open all year (subject to DFO Fishery Notices) · Daily limit: 0 · License required

Chum Salmon — Klondike River (Salmon)

Yukon, Canada

Klondike River (Yukon River drainage): chum salmon daily limit 0, possession 0 — no retention. Aggregate limit for all Yukon waters combined: 2 salmon per day and 4 in possession (Chinook, sockeye, coho and chum combined; kokanee excluded). You may not keep a separate limit for each species. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Chum Salmon · Klondike River

Season: Open all year (subject to DFO Fishery Notices) · Daily limit: 0 · License required

Chum Salmon — Takhini River (Salmon)

Yukon, Canada

Takhini River (Yukon River drainage): chum salmon daily limit 0, possession 0 — no retention. Aggregate limit for all Yukon waters combined: 2 salmon per day and 4 in possession (Chinook, sockeye, coho and chum combined; kokanee excluded). You may not keep a separate limit for each species. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Chum Salmon · Takhini River

Season: Open all year (subject to DFO Fishery Notices) · Daily limit: 0 · License required

Chum Salmon — Yukon River (Salmon)

Yukon, Canada

Yukon River (Tágé Cho, Tagà Shäw) and tributaries, including the Porcupine River (Yukon River drainage): chum salmon daily limit 0, possession 0 — no retention. Aggregate limit for all Yukon waters combined: 2 salmon per day and 4 in possession (Chinook, sockeye, coho and chum combined; kokanee excluded). You may not keep a separate limit for each species. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Chum Salmon · Yukon River

Season: Open all year (subject to DFO Fishery Notices) · Daily limit: 0 · License required

Coho Salmon — Klondike River (Salmon)

Yukon, Canada

Klondike River (Yukon River drainage): coho salmon daily limit 2, possession 4. Aggregate limit for all Yukon waters combined: 2 salmon per day and 4 in possession (Chinook, sockeye, coho and chum combined; kokanee excluded). You may not keep a separate limit for each species. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Coho Salmon · Klondike River

Season: Open all year (subject to DFO Fishery Notices) · Daily limit: 2 · License required

Coho Salmon — Klukshu River (Salmon)

Yukon, Canada

Alsek River drainage (Klukshu River): coho salmon 2 daily / 4 possession, when open. Aggregate limit for all Yukon waters combined: 2 salmon per day and 4 in possession (Chinook, sockeye, coho and chum combined; kokanee excluded). You may not keep a separate limit for each species. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Coho Salmon · Klukshu River

Season: Open all year (subject to DFO Fishery Notices) · Daily limit: 2 · License required

Coho Salmon — Takhini River (Salmon)

Yukon, Canada

Takhini River (Yukon River drainage): coho salmon daily limit 2, possession 4. Aggregate limit for all Yukon waters combined: 2 salmon per day and 4 in possession (Chinook, sockeye, coho and chum combined; kokanee excluded). You may not keep a separate limit for each species. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Coho Salmon · Takhini River

Season: Open all year (subject to DFO Fishery Notices) · Daily limit: 2 · License required

Coho Salmon — Tatchun River (Salmon)

Yukon, Canada

Tatchun River: year round, must release all salmon. Aggregate limit for all Yukon waters combined: 2 salmon per day and 4 in possession (Chinook, sockeye, coho and chum combined; kokanee excluded). You may not keep a separate limit for each species. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Coho Salmon · Tatchun River

Season: Closed to all fishing August 1 – September 30 · Daily limit: 0 · License required

Coho Salmon — Tatshenshini River (Salmon)

Yukon, Canada

Alsek River and tributaries, including the Tatshenshini River: coho salmon 2 daily / 4 possession. Aggregate limit for all Yukon waters combined: 2 salmon per day and 4 in possession (Chinook, sockeye, coho and chum combined; kokanee excluded). You may not keep a separate limit for each species. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Coho Salmon · Tatshenshini River

Season: Open all year (subject to DFO Fishery Notices) · Daily limit: 2 · License required

Coho Salmon — Yukon River (Salmon)

Yukon, Canada

Yukon River (Tágé Cho, Tagà Shäw) and tributaries, including the Porcupine River (Yukon River drainage): coho salmon daily limit 2, possession 4. Aggregate limit for all Yukon waters combined: 2 salmon per day and 4 in possession (Chinook, sockeye, coho and chum combined; kokanee excluded). You may not keep a separate limit for each species. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Coho Salmon · Yukon River

Season: Open all year (subject to DFO Fishery Notices) · Daily limit: 2 · License required

Dolly Varden — Fishing Branch (Special Mgmt L)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category L) — daily limit 5, possession limit 10 for dolly varden. Category L. Fishing Branch (Ni'iinlii Njik) Ecological Reserve and adjacent Settlement Lands: Arctic grayling 1 daily / 1 possession; all other species follow General Waters limits. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Dolly Varden · Fishing Branch

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 5 · License required

Inconnu — Lake Laberge (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 1, possession limit 2 for inconnu. Barbless hooks are mandatory in this water. Lake Laberge (Tá'aan) is a Conservation Water larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Inconnu · Lake Laberge

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 1 · License required

Inconnu — Yukon River (Special Mgmt J)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category J) — daily limit 1, possession limit 2 for inconnu. Category J. Single-pointed barbless hooks with a gap under 20 mm from July 1 to October 15. The artificial-flies-only restriction applies only within the reach from the Whitehorse dam 2.5 km downstream to the Robert Campbell Bridge, July 15 to September 30; the Category J limits apply elsewhere on the river. It is against the law to fish within 23 m downstream of the Whitehorse Rapids Fish Ladder entrance. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Inconnu · Yukon River

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 1 · License required

Kokanee — Lower Kathleen Lake (Special Mgmt D)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category D) — daily limit 5, possession limit 10 for kokanee. Single-pointed barbless hooks only. Category D (single-pointed barbless hooks only). Applies to the Kathleen River system (Granite, Lower Kathleen, Rainbow and Crescent lakes and connected creeks outside Kluane National Park). Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Kokanee · Lower Kathleen Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 5 · License required

Lake Trout — Aishihik Lake (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 2, possession limit 2 for lake trout. Must release all lake trout 65 to 100 cm (26 to 39 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 100 cm (39 in). Barbless hooks are mandatory in this water. Aishihik Lake (Äshèyi) is a Conservation Water larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Lake Trout · Aishihik Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 2 · Size limit: Must release all lake trout 65 to 100 cm (26 to 39 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 100 cm (39 in). · License required

Lake Trout — Atlin Lake (Special Mgmt A)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category A) — daily limit 3, possession limit 6 for lake trout. Only one may be longer than 65 cm (26 in). Category A: Arctic grayling 3 daily / 6 possession; burbot in Atlin Lake 10 daily / 20 possession; all other species follow General Waters limits. Atlin Lake is a Yukon-BC transboundary water. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Lake Trout · Atlin Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 3 · Size limit: Only one may be longer than 65 cm (26 in). · License required

Lake Trout — Big Kalzas Lake (General Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Yukon General Waters — daily limit 3, possession limit 6 for lake trout. Only one may be longer than 65 cm (26 in). Big Kalzas Lake is one of only two General Waters larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Lake Trout · Big Kalzas Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 3 · Size limit: Only one may be longer than 65 cm (26 in). · License required

Lake Trout — Big Salmon Lake (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 2, possession limit 2 for lake trout. Must release all lake trout 65 to 100 cm (26 to 39 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 100 cm (39 in). Barbless hooks are mandatory in this water. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Lake Trout · Big Salmon Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 2 · Size limit: Must release all lake trout 65 to 100 cm (26 to 39 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 100 cm (39 in). · License required

Lake Trout — Braeburn Lake (Special Mgmt C)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category C) — daily limit 1, possession limit 1 for lake trout. Must release all lake trout longer than 65 cm (26 in). Barbless hooks only. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Lake Trout · Braeburn Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 1 · Size limit: Must release all lake trout longer than 65 cm (26 in). · License required

Lake Trout — Dezadeash Lake (Special Mgmt B)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category B) — daily limit 2, possession limit 2 for lake trout. Must release all lake trout 65 to 100 cm (26 to 39 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 100 cm (39 in). Single-pointed barbless hooks only. Category B (single-pointed barbless hooks only). Fishing is closed in Tower Bay (Gokhtaheen) on Dezadeash Lake (Titl'àt Mä̀n) from July 1 through August 15. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Lake Trout · Dezadeash Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 2 · Size limit: Must release all lake trout 65 to 100 cm (26 to 39 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 100 cm (39 in). · License required

Lake Trout — Earn Lake (General Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Yukon General Waters — daily limit 3, possession limit 6 for lake trout. Only one may be longer than 65 cm (26 in). Earn Lake is one of only two General Waters larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Lake Trout · Earn Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 3 · Size limit: Only one may be longer than 65 cm (26 in). · License required

Lake Trout — Ethel Lake (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 2, possession limit 2 for lake trout. Must release all lake trout 65 to 100 cm (26 to 39 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 100 cm (39 in). Barbless hooks are mandatory in this water. Ethel Lake (Takwä̀nt'ye) is a Conservation Water larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Lake Trout · Ethel Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 2 · Size limit: Must release all lake trout 65 to 100 cm (26 to 39 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 100 cm (39 in). · License required

Lake Trout — Finlayson Lake (General Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Yukon General Waters — daily limit 3, possession limit 6 for lake trout. Only one may be longer than 65 cm (26 in). Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Lake Trout · Finlayson Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 3 · Size limit: Only one may be longer than 65 cm (26 in). · License required

Lake Trout — Fish Lake (Special Mgmt G)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category G) — daily limit 1, possession limit 1 for lake trout. Must release all lake trout longer than 65 cm (26 in). Barbless hooks only. Category G (barbless hooks only). Fish Lake: must release all lake trout over 65 cm (26 in). Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Lake Trout · Fish Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 1 · Size limit: Must release all lake trout longer than 65 cm (26 in). · License required

Lake Trout — Fox Lake (Special Mgmt G)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category G) — daily limit 1, possession limit 1 for lake trout. Must release all lake trout longer than 65 cm (26 in). Barbless hooks only. Category G (barbless hooks only). Fox Lake: must release all lake trout over 65 cm (26 in). Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Lake Trout · Fox Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 1 · Size limit: Must release all lake trout longer than 65 cm (26 in). · License required

Lake Trout — Frances Lake (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 2, possession limit 2 for lake trout. Must release all lake trout 65 to 100 cm (26 to 39 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 100 cm (39 in). Barbless hooks are mandatory in this water. Frances Lake is a Conservation Water larger than 2,500 ha, so the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Lake Trout · Frances Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 2 · Size limit: Must release all lake trout 65 to 100 cm (26 to 39 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 100 cm (39 in). · License required

Lake Trout — Frenchman Lake (Special Mgmt K)

Yukon, Canada

Special Management Waters (Category K) — daily limit 0, possession limit 0 for lake trout. Must release all lake trout. Barbless hooks only. Category K (barbless hooks only). All lake trout must be released. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Lake Trout · Frenchman Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 0 · Size limit: Must release all lake trout. · License required

Lake Trout — Kluane Lake (Conservation Waters)

Yukon, Canada

Conservation Waters — daily limit 2, possession limit 2 for lake trout. Must release all lake trout 65 to 100 cm (26 to 39 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 100 cm (39 in). Barbless hooks are recommended but not mandatory in Kluane Lake (Łù'àn Mä̀n). As a Conservation Water larger than 2,500 ha, the higher burbot limit of 10 daily / 20 possession applies. Source: Yukon Fishing Regulations Summary 2026-2027, Government of Yukon and Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Yukon.ca/fishing), issued under the Yukon Territory Fishery Regulations (CRC c. 854, federal Fisheries Act). This summary is an abbreviated guide, not a legal document; limits are subject to in-season changes posted at Yukon.ca/fishing-regulations. Always check the index of waters with special rules before you fish.

Applies to: Lake Trout · Kluane Lake

Season: Open all year · Daily limit: 2 · Size limit: Must release all lake trout 65 to 100 cm (26 to 39 in) in length. Only one may be longer than 100 cm (39 in). · License required