NB3: Highway 686 Pond - Alberta Fishing
Highway 686 Pond is a small roadside lake in northwestern Alberta along the Highway 686 corridor in a remote area near the British Columbia border; access is typically from the highway and shore angling is most common. No waterbody-specific regulations for this waterbody. Refer to default regulations for this subarea NB3.
Highway 686 Pond is a small roadside lake in northwestern Alberta along the Highway 686 corridor in a remote area near the British Columbia border; access is typically from the highway and shore angling is most common. No waterbody-specific regulations for this waterbody. Refer to default regulations for this subarea NB3.
See this waterbody on the map.
The same map functionality is still here, just framed to match the rest of the site.
The regulations that apply here.
Waterbody-specific regulations are shown first. If none are listed, the default subarea regulations appear below.
No waterbody-specific regulations.
The default regulations for this water.
No waterbody-specific regulations were returned, so the default rules for this area apply instead.
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- Lakes, reservoirs and ponds located north of
- township 104 are OPEN all year
- Arctic Grayling limit 0
- Walleye limit 3 over 50 cm
- Northern Pike limit 3 over 63 cm
- Yellow Perch limit 15
- Lake Whitefish limit 10
- Burbot limit 10
- Trout limit 3
- Bait allowed
Recorded stocking history for this waterbody.
Every returned stocking row is still available, with dates, species, counts, and related details.