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Older Survey Reports
2012
- Battle Lake (PDF)
- Ethel Lake (PDF)
- Forty Mile Coulee Reservoir (PDF)
- Gleniffer Lake (PDF)
- Gregoire Lake (PDF)
- Hilda Lake( PDF)
- Lac La Nonne (PDF)
- Marie Lake( PDF)
- Milk River Ridge Reservoir (PDF)
- Muriel Lake (PDF)
- Peerless Lake (PDF)
- Pigeon Lake (PDF)
- Pine Lake (PDF)
- Sylvan Lake (PDF)
- Vandersteene Lake (PDF)
- Wadlin Lake (PDF)
2011
- Beaver Lake (PDF)
- Bourque Lake (PDF)
- Fawcett Lake (PDF)
- Gleniffer Lake (PDF)
- Heart Lake (PDF)
- Hutch Lake (PDF)
- Kirby Lake( PDF)
- Lac Ste. Anne (PDF)
- Lake Newell (PDF)
- Moose Lake (PDF)
- Pigeon Lake (PDF)
- Sherburne Lake (PDF)
- Travers Reservoir (PDF)
- Wolf Lake (PDF)
2010
- Blackett Lake (PDF)
- Brutus Lake (PDF)
- Buck Lake (PDF)
- Crawling Valley Reservoir (PDF)
- Jackson Lake (PDF)
- Keith Lake (PDF)
- Kinnaird Lake (PDF)
- Lac Bellevue (PDF)
- Laurier Lake (PDF)
- Net Lake (PDF)
- Pigeon Lake (PDF)
- Seibert Lake (PDF)
- South Wabasca Lake (PDF)
- Sylvan Lake (PDF)
- Wizard Lake (PDF)
Lac La Biche
Because of ongoing recovery efforts, fish conservation and management information for Lac La Biche can be found here:
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