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Anglers can fish for free in Saskatchewan’s public waters on the weekend of July 12-13.
According to the provincial environment ministry, the free fishing weekend means no licence is needed, though the event does not apply to waters within national parks. A licence is still required to take fish out of the province, and all other regulations like limits remain in effect.
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“Saskatchewan is renowned for its world-class sportfishing, and we encourage everyone to enjoy a truly remarkable experience,” Travis Keisig, Saskatchewan’s environment minister, said in a statement.
“Free Fishing Weekend is the ideal time to discover the province’s incredible fishing opportunities and enjoy the outdoors.”
The provincial government has been holding free fishing weekends for the past 36 years. The program began in 1989 in an effort to increase awareness about the many angling opportunities in Saskatchewan.
The provincial Anglers Guide can be found on the Government of Saskatchewan’s website.
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