Lone Island Lake

Lone Island Lake is a small lake located 50km NE of Big River and 116km NNW of Prince Albert. The lake has a surface area of 233 acres and is located at: 54.14645062398175,-106.48768964077135.

The lake is in the central fishing zone. We don't know of any fish species that can be found in Lone Island Lake.

The lake is within Prince Albert National Park.

The lake was officially named on 1932-01-05.

About Lone Island Lake

Fishing Zone: Central Zone
Park: Prince Albert National Park
Location: 54.14645062398175, -106.48768964077135
Shore Length: 5km
Surface Area: 233 acres

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Fishing at Lone Island Lake

Lone Island Lake is in the central fishing zone but since this lake is in the National Park different fishing limits and license requirements apply.

Fishing season on Lone Island Lake is open from The Saturday before Victoria Day to September 30.

Fishing Limits for Lone Island Lake within Prince Albert National Park

Species Limit
Northern Pike Limit 3
Walleye Limit 2
Lake Trout Limit 1
Whitefish Limit 5

Boating at Lone Island Lake

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Other nearby waterbodies

Prince Albert National Park