 Fish
There
are 3 main species of fish that populate Marean Lake.
They are Yellow Perch, Northern Pike and Walleye.
Occasionally someone will pull out a Sucker fish but
that is pretty rare.
What
you catch on your trip will depend on what is biting
at that time of the year. Northern Pikes in the 20
lbs+ range have been caught and at certain times the
perch fishing can be very exciting.
Check
at the store to see what is biting when you are there.
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Rules
& Regulations
Marean
Lake is located in the Central Saskatchewan Zone and
follows all of the rules and regulations outlined
by Sask Environment. There are no special regulations
in effect for our lake.
Fishing
limits are defined by Saskatchewan Environment. They
are:
- Northern
Pike - 6, only 1 may exceed 75 cm
- Walleye
- 5, only 1 may exceed 55 cm
- Perch
- 25
Click
here to download a copy of the 2010
Saskatchewan Angling Guide.
For
more information on Fishing in Saskatchewan visit
the Saskatchewan
Environment website.
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Licence's
Fishing
licence's are sold at the store. The price for licence's
for 2009 is as follows:
- Saskatchewan
Resident Annual - $29.44
- Saskatchewan
Seniors Annual - FREE
- Saskatchewan
Resident 3-Day - $14.72
- Canadian
Resident Annual - $58.87
- Canadian
Resident 3-Day - $29.44
- Non-Resident
Annual - $78.51
- Non-Resident
3-Day - $39.25
- Children
Under the age of 16 do not require a licence.
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Where
to Fish
Fishing
spots change with changing water levels and at different
times of the year. Ask at the store to find out what
is biting where. Some pretty consistent spots
are:
- If
the lake is not too busy with boats Pike and perch
can be caught right in front of the main beach.
- Walleye
can usually be found at the Sandbar. It is located
pretty much directly east across the lake from the
store. In the evening you will see numerous boats
in this area.
- The
north bay has always been a good spot to catch pike.
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