Manitoba · Canada
Lake St. Andrews
Lake St. Andrews is a small, shallow lake just two kilometres from Lake St. George in the north Interlake. It is fished for northern pike and smallmouth bass, with bass under protective provincial limits. A tiny two-hectare provincial park on its west shore provides day-use access and a boat launch.
- Region
- Manitoba, Canada
- Nearest community
- Dallas
- Regulation zone
- Southern Division (approximate — see note)
Species in Lake St. Andrews
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Seasons & limits — Southern Division (approximate — see note)
| Species | Season | Limit | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Northern Pike (Jackfish) | Open year-round (all divisions; waterbody-specific closures apply) | 4 | None may exceed 75 cm |
| Smallmouth Bass | Open year-round (all divisions; waterbody-specific closures apply) | 4 | None may exceed 45 cm |
No waterbody-specific rules listed — general Southern Division limits apply.
Always confirm regulations with the official provincial guide before fishing — rules change, and waterbody-specific exceptions apply.
Manitoba Master Angler qualifying sizes
- Northern Pike — minimum 104 cm (41 in)
- Smallmouth Bass — minimum 46 cm (18 in)
From the Manitoba Master Angler Program (Travel Manitoba).
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Species & regulations: 2026 Manitoba Anglers' Guide, via the Bump Board dataset.