Dolberg Lake is a popular fishing spot northwest of Barrhead. Each year, the lake is stocked with 18,000 rainbow trout, helping to sustain a thriving fishery. “Good little lake, good fishing” writes Angler’s Atlas user martin78. “[I] will definitely be back.” Another Angler’s Atlas user, lancetay, jokes, “there are no fish here, nothing to see, move along,” while holding a fat 6- to 8-lb. rainbow. Some of the best fishing here is in the fall. Fly fishing can be particularly productive when the waterboatmen are hatching. The Angler’s Atlas page for Dolberg Lake is at anglersatlas.com/place/101867/dolberg-lake. There you’ll find the location of the hot spot along the southern shore, as well as photos and other useful map markers. Please note that bait is no longer permitted in Dolberg Lake. LAKE ACCESS Located northwest of Edmonton. Take Hwy. 16 west to Highway 43, and turn right. Continue along this road for 25 km to Hwy. 33, and turn right. Follow this route 43 km north to Barrhead, then west along Hwy. 18 to secondary Hwy. 655, roughly 18 km from the town. Turn right onto Hwy. 655 and follow it about 25 km. Hwy. 655 takes a sharp turn left at about 3 km, then follows a straight line to the lake, where there is a boat launch. "

Well, it’s a new year and ice fishing in Alberta is in full swing. There are a lot of lakes close to Edmonton that are very productive in the wintertime. Here are just a few! https://www.anglersatlas.com/blog/top-5-ice-fishing-spots-in-the-edmonton-area

2.20 lb Rainbow in June

First time at Dolberg

Good little lake. Good fishing. Will definetely be back.

Dolberg Sign

No fish here, can't you tell from the sign?