Looking for good Lake Trout spot in Northern Sask

[Highlander44]

Hey Guys,
The stars have aligned this year and have time off and permission from the wife to go to Saskatchewan fishing in June. Never been before and others have suggested looking at Wollaston lake, Dore Lake, and Mirond lake. We can stay at affordable lodges, or bring a tent- we are pretty flexible. We also have a boat, but will also be willing to rent a boat to save us from pulling a trailer all the way up there. Any suggestions?????

[RACKER]

I have been to Mirond many times and it is an excellent lake for walleyes and northern pike but no lake trout.There is another lake in the area that holds lakers but I think its a day trip option.Its a long drive from here but well worth it.I heard in june Lake Athabasca is good for lakers but lodges are pricey.Best of luck with your search.I will be out on Mirond the second week of june.

[Highlander44]

thanks Racker, emailed Newmart on Mirond lake tonight and theyre already booked up till end of July. We'll keep looking!

[dodgeboy1979]

try Lac La Plonge in Beauval, it has decent lakers and pike, nice cabins too. Anglers Trail is the name of the cabin / resort.

[dodgeboy1979]

Originally Posted by Jet

FYI, it's up for sale.

Ya it has been for about 2 yrs now, Dan and Jody are still running the place while it's for sale.

[dodgeboy1979]

Originally Posted by Jet

Good to know, do they fill up quick?

I think for the prime time spring and fall they do, summer is hit and miss. They do have camping stalls for trailers etc.. there as well.

[YeeHaw]

A couple gems for lake trout are Sandy lake,and Kingsmere lake in the Prince Albert national park.

[waterhawk]

Originally Posted by dodgeboy1979

try Lac La Plonge in Beauval, it has decent lakers and pike, nice cabins too. Anglers Trail is the name of the cabin / resort.

I agree with this. Black top almost all the way. Lots of trout if you know how to fish for them.