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Braddock Reservoir (50.0931, -107.3623), located in Southern Zone, Saskatchewan, Canada spans 48.5 hectares (approximately 120 acres or 484917 square meters).
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About Braddock Reservoir
Braddock Reservoir is excellent walleye habitat, offering both shallow areas for spawning in early season, and deeper areas during mid-season.
Walleye fishing is often best in the early spring, although fishing remains good right through the year.
Later in the season, some of the best walleye fishing is very early in the morning or late at night. Many anglers fish for walleye well past midnight.
While standard lures and jigs work well for walleye, fly fishing for this species is beginning to catch on.
Fly fishing for walleye is great with Streamer patterns, particularly Deceivers, Clouser Minnows, Woolly Buggers, and other Leech patterns. Try white, silver, chartreuse, black or blue combinations, in sizes #2 and #4.
Enigma_Nick wrote an excellent article on fly fishing for walleye in the Weedbed Blog. He says that some of the best conditions for fishing walleye are windy, low-light conditions. These are not ideal for any fly fisher, however, these are the times when walleye will be most active.
Enigma_Nick also suggests that in clear water, more natural-coloured patterns are the best choice, whereas in murky water, try something flashier. Read the rest of the article at www.weedbed.blog.com/2012/03/walleye-fly-fishing/.
LAKE ACCESS
From Swift Current, Braddock Reservoir is southeast. Follow Hwy. 4 south to Hwy. 721.
