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Saskatchewan Free Fishing Weekend

July 7, 2016 / galen / Fishing

On July 9th and 10th, it’s Free Fishing Weekend in Saskatchewan. if you are a Saskatchewan resident, you can fish in most of the lakes, ponds, and rivers without a license. The exception is within National Parks in the province. So if you haven’t been out fishing yet this year and haven’t bought your license yet, you get to put off the expense and go fishing anyway and the danger rangers will just smile and wave.

Wondering where to go fishing and what you might catch when you go there? Then check out the Favorite Places section on our website.

All other normal fishing regulations apply, such as catch limits and size restrictions.  You can read all about them in the handy Angler’s Guide from your handy provincial government.

Saskatchewan’s Free Fishing Weekend comes at the end of National Fishing Week in Canada.

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