Category: Saskatchewan

In the November 7, 2007 general election, the Saskatchewan Party won 38 of the 58 seats in the legislature, allowing it to form the first centre-right government in the province since 1991, and only the third in the province’s history. Is there a Conservative party in Saskatchewan? The Progressive Conservative Party of Saskatchewan is a […]

Saskatchewan resident hunters Hunting to manage the numbers of antelope, mule deer and elk is reserved for residents of Saskatchewan. Most seasons are managed by computer-draw, although there are open seasons for elk in some areas. Residents can also hunt moose, black bear and white-tails on over-the-counter tags. Can you hunt pronghorn in Saskatchewan? Pronghorn […]

Also known as a pickerel, walleye is the provincial fish of Saskatchewan. It prefers deeper waters but can be found throughout Saskatchewan in all but the shallowest lakes. Where is the best place to find walleye? BEST WALLEYE FISHING SPOTS Examples of popular walleye fisheries are Lake of the Woods in Minnesota, Lake Winnebago in […]

Garter Snake live throughout southern Saskatchewan and are often found close to water where they can find frogs and toads to eat. Red-sided Garter Snakes are famous in Saskatchewan for their large mating balls. Wandering Garter Snake are technically terrestrial, but they love to swim and eat fish. Does Canada have water snakes? Nerodia sipedon […]

This checklist includes 436 species of birds recorded in Saskatchewan. The 393 species in the main body have been confirmed by a specimen, photograph or sound recording. Another 43 hypothetical species, lacking similar evidence, are listed separately. How many species of birds are in Saskatchewan? Saskatchewan has records for 364 of the more than 10,000 […]

The North Saskatchewan River water is moderately hard, about 165 milligrams of calcium carbonate per litre (165 mg/L) on average. Is Saskatchewan water Hard? Hardness of Saskatchewan Surface Waters In bedrock deposits, the water is usually soft (sodic) despite the degree of mineralization. Thus, the general statement that glacial aquifers produce hard water while bedrock […]

valley glacier. The glacier is a 12 km long valley glacier draining east from the icefield that ends within 6 km of Highway 93. Was Saskatchewan a glacier? The Saskatchewan Glacier is located approximately a four-hour drive north and west of Calgary on the Icefields Parkway through Banff National Park. It is one of eight […]

There is only one native crayfish species in our province, the northern crayfish, and it’s not found in all Saskatchewan waters. Crayfish are hungry predators so, when moved and released into another waterbody where none are present, they can become highly invasive. Can you eat Saskatchewan crayfish? Despite their less than appetizing appearance, these little […]

Southern Saskatchewan is a region in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan. It covers a vast swath of prairie, south of Lake Diefenbaker and the Qu’Appelle River to the U.S. border. The southwest part of the region has some unique spots that are not typical of a prairie landscape. Where is southern fishing zone in sask? […]

If catch is not limited, anglers can kill in excess of their daily limit. General Limits. Arctic grayling 2 Only one may exceed 35 cm Lake trout 3 Only one may exceed 65 cm Largemouth bass 2 Northern pike 5 Only one may exceed 75 cm Perch 25 How many fish can you catch per […]