Where is LAC LA BICHE?
LAC LA BICHE (54.8652, -112.0760), located in Northern Boreal (Nb1) Zone, Alberta, Canada spans 23581.8 hectares (approximately 58273 acres or 235.8 square kilometers).
Which fish can I catch at LAC LA BICHE?
The most popular species caught here are Northern Pike, Walleye, and Yellow Perch. Please use your best judgement when determining where you can fish, and make sure you follow local rules and regulations.
What does LAC LA BICHE have?
Our members have marked 10 Warnings, 1 Other Marker, and 12 Boat Launches at LAC LA BICHE. You can view these markers on the map.
Species
About LAC LA BICHE
Lac La Biche is a picturesque lake most popular for its walleye and northern pike fishing in the lake. Perch are also caught in the lake. Because of its popularity and abundance of fish, the angling pressure can be intense. Lac La Biche is stocked with nearly 25,000 walleye, part of efforts to rehabilitate the lake. Lac La Biche is not part of the walleye tag system and the walleye fishery is catch and release only.
While the perch can be more plentiful at times, pike fishing brings with it the excitement of landing the big one. iFish Alberta user Bilski reports "good fishing by the causeway. Jackfish will bite spoons." Another iFish Alberta user, Greenflyingpig, reports lots of walleye "about 300 metres straight out from the Provincial Park boat launch. Lots of algae in the water [but] went out into the middle and the water is clear. Caught a 75 cm jackfish using a heavy Krocodile silver lure."
Lac La Biche is relatively shallow and in many parts can be weedy during the summer months. The best time for fishing here is spring and fall, although ice fishing is a big draw as well.
LAKE ACCESS
Located in the town of Lac La Biche, the lake is roughly 225 km northeast of Edmonton along Hwys. 28 and 36. There are several commercial campsites/accommodations situated along the lake. Sir Winston Churchill Provincial Park is located on the large peninsula on the southeast side of the lake and includes the surrounding islands. The park has 72 campsites.
Lodging and Camping
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Northern Pike
Walleye
Yellow Perch
Burbot
Lake Whitefish
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