Zeden Lake is a pretty little lake in Narrow Hills Provincial Park. Zeden Lake is well-known for its fabulous trout fishing. In 2018, the lake was stocked with 5,000 brown trout fingerlings, 3,725 rainbow trout catchables and 54 rainbow trout adults. The lake has also been stocked with tiger trout in the past, with the last year being 2015. Zeden Lake also has a large perch population. These are easier to catch, and are usually fun for kids. Brown trout are among the most challenging trout species to catch. They head for cover when they’re hooked, and anglers can easily get wrapped up in underwater structure. They are a predatory trout species and larger brown trout will feed on smaller perch, which are abundant in the lake. Trolling flies that imitate perch can be productive. Visit the lake page for Zeden at anglersatlas.com and signup to get notifications about all the lakes and anglers you follow. LAKE ACCESS From Prince Albert, Zeden lake is approximately 143 km northeast. Drive east on Highway 55 until it intersects with Highway 106. Turn left (north) and follow the highway to Zeden Lake. Narrow Hills Provincial Park offers several options for camping and boat launches. Several other lakes in the vicinity offer excellent fishing.