Map of The Day: June 21, 2016

Mistohay Lake, in Meadow Lake Provincial Park, is a popular walleye and pike fishing lake. The best time to visit here is early in the season. Mistohay Lake is relatively shallow and the fishing tends to slow down considerably during the summer heat. Throughout the year and even into the summer, fishing is usually better in the evenings, particularly later evenings. Mistohay Lake can get busy at times, as is the case with many of the lakes in Meadow Lake Provincial Park. Some of the best places to fish are along the south side. The walleye limit for Mistohay Lake is 3. Please consult the Saskatchewan fishing regulations before heading out. LAKE ACCESS From North Battleford, Meadow Lake Provincial Park is located approximately 217 km directly north along Highway 4. Many of the lakes in the park are accessible by vehicle, though there are some that require a bit of a hike to access. Please check the signage, and keep vehicles off of foot paths. Several amenities are located within the park, from concessions to campgrounds to boat launches. Other services are located just south of the park in the town of Meadow Lake. Reservations for campsites in the park are highly recommended, especially during the summer months. For more information, for campsite reservations, or for park maps, visit the Saskatchewan Parks website at saskparks.net.