The Alberta Guide to Sportfishing Regulations is published annually by Sports Scene Publications Inc. For a downloadable pdf of the Alberta Sportfishing Regulations, visit albertaregulations.ca. …

Alberta Sportfishing Regulations apply in Alberta Provincial Parks but not in Canada’s National Parks. Separate regulations apply to those waters or the portion of waters within National …

Alberta Fishing Regulations document Download and print the 2024 Fishing Regulations by section Important Information Message from the Minister Alberta's Fisheries Management …

Check the ES1 regulation tables for site specific regulations. Fishing with Bait Fish is NOT allowed in ES1 except at the following waters: Payne (Mami) Lake, Lees Lake, and Ghost Reservoir. …

If a listed waterbody does not have a season listed, it is CLOSED to fishing during that period. If a NB1 lake, reservoir, river, stream or species is not listed, follow the default regulations below. …

If you are under 16 years of age or an Alberta resident aged 65 or older you are not required to have a sportfishing licence to fish with a rod and reel; however, you must follow Alberta’s …

To view Alberta's current hunting, fishing or trapping regulations online, simply click on one of the covers. For a downloadable PDF of Alberta's regulations or special licence draws, click on the …

If a listed waterbody does not have a season listed, it is CLOSED to fishing during that period. If a PP1 lake, reservoir, river, stream or species is not listed, follow the default regulations below. …

Regulation Dates – In this Guide, where dates are given with a regulation, the fishing season starts and ends on the dates listed. For example May 15 to Mar. 31.

If a listed waterbody does not have a season listed, it is CLOSED to fishing during that period. If a PP2 lake, reservoir, river, stream or species is not listed, follow the default regulations below. …