2022-23 Anglers Guide now available online

The 2022-23 Saskatchewan Anglers Guide is now available online. Outdoor enthusiasts can download the new guide to their phones or tablets for convenient access.

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The new season opens May 5 in the southern management zone, May 15 in the central management zone and May 25 in the northern management zone. Anglers should be familiar with Saskatchewan’s ¿VKLQJ UHJXODWLRQV EHIRUH KHDGLQJ RXW

The guide serves as a vital reference for recreational and competitive anglers, with important information on catch-andrelease practices, preventing the spread of aquatic invasive species and information on how to measure your catch and properly package it for transport.

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For more information or to purchase an angling licence, visit saskatchewan.ca/ ¿VKLQJ