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Upper Fishing Lake (54.0569, -104.6607), located in Central Zone, Saskatchewan, Canada spans 51 hectares (approximately 126 acres or 510326 square meters).
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About Upper Fishing Lake
Within Narrow Hills Provincial Park, there are dozens of good fishing lakes. Upper Fishing Lake is one of them. Upper Fishing Lake is home to walleye and pike. During the early season, both walleye and pike tend to be found in the shallower waters. Crankbaits and jigs are effective ways to catch both pike and walleye. Trolling, or even anchoring and casting, can be all you need for pike. Walleye can take a little more planning to catch. Early mornings and later evenings are ideal times to head out for walleye.
Other fishing lakes in the vicinity include Lost Echo Lake and Lower Fishing Lake. Baldy Lake is stocked with walleye. Little Bear Lake is home to lake trout, walleye and pike. Many of the lakes in the area are hike-in or day-use only. Some have boat launches and campgrounds, but just as many do not. Please ensure you bring detailed maps of the area and familiarize yourself with the freshwater fishing regulations for restrictions.
LAKE ACCESS
Upper Fishing Lake is located in Narrow Hills Provincial Park. With a lodge, grocery store, gas station and more, there are plenty of accommodation options. From Prince Albert, drive east along Highway 55 to Highway 106. Turn left (north) onto Highway106 and follow this road to the park. Camping is available in the park. Other amenities include picnic areas, washrooms, laundry facilities, beaches and playgrounds. Please note that some of the campsites have “maximum stay” designations.
