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Big Sandy Lake (54.4387, -104.1100), located in Central Zone, Saskatchewan, Canada spans 8083.5 hectares (approximately 19975 acres or 80.8 square kilometers).
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About Big Sandy Lake
Big Sandy Lake boasts quality walleye fishing and even better pike fishing. As the lake is relatively shallow, it is ideal pike habitat.
Pike are not fussy eaters and will often key into just about anything when they are biting. Pike are predatory and will lurk in the shallows while awaiting their prey.
Cast towards the shoreline and retrieve in short, jerky bursts to attract their attention.
Big Sandy Lake offers good ice fishing, particularly along the eastern shore. As well, the northwestern section makes an effective place to set up.
Walleye fishing is better on the eastern side and there is a limit of one walleye for Big Sandy Lake. Perch are also found in the lake, and Big Sandy Lake Outdoors Adventures says that the occasional trout can also appear. This is a good opportunity to break out the fly rod and practise some trout patterns.
LAKE ACCESS
From Saskatoon, head north to Highway 106. Big Sandy Lake Outdoors Adventures is located along the Hanson Lake Road (or Highway 106) at km 132 (mile 94).
The camp is accessible by car along a paved highway to the access road. After a short distance on a graded road, you will reach the camp.
Contact the lodge at 403-744-4066 or reach Al Stevenson by phone at 306-297-3235 or by email [email protected].
