Wabamun Marina & RV Park News

Created: 20 June 2019

• Wabamun Events

Wabamun Lake Dragonfly Festival

Dates: June 21 - June 23 - Don’t forget the public boat launch is closed June 21-23 for the Dragon fly festival.

The Wabamun Dragonfly Festival presents a weekend full activities:

• Friday: WAVES Waterfront beer gardens & entertainment, Community Breakfast at Wabamun School, Lighted boat parade and TransAlta Fireworks.
• Saturday: Pancake Breakfast at Jubilee Hall, Parade, Car Show, Art Walk, Vendors Market, WAVES Waterfront beer gardens & entertainment, Kids activities, Jazz on the veranda, Library book sale, Firehall BBQ, Museum tours.
• Sunday: Church at Jubilee Hall, Bowling at Wabamun Lions Bowling Alley.
• And a ball tournament all weekend!

Created: 02 June 2019

• Fishing

Wabamun Lake 2019 Fishing Regulations

2019/2020 Fishing Regulations

Disclaimer: Although we strive for accuracy in our content, the following rules and regulations should only be considered a reference. It is your responsibility to ensure you are in compliance with all current rules and regulations. We assume no responsibility or liability for any inaccurate, delayed or incomplete information.

Official information can be found www.albertaregulations.ca or call Alberta Sustainable Resource Development information centre at (780)-944-0313.

Wabamun Lake is a Catch and Release Lake

• Closed: April 1 - May 14
• Open: May 15 - March 31
• Bait: Allowed (including dead bait fish)
• Fish Keep Limit (size restrictions)
  • Burbot 0 - Catch & Release ONLY
  • Lake Whitefish 0 - Catch & Release ONLY
  • Northern Pike 0 - Catch & Release ONLY
  • Walleye 0 - Catch & Release ONLY
  • Yellow Perch 0 - Catch & Release ONLY

A Fishing Adventure at Wabamun Lake

Created: 01 June 2019

• Wabamun Lake

5 Facts About Wabamun Lake

Facts About Wabamun Lake

• Wabamun Lake is located 45 minutes West of Edmonton, Alberta, making it the perfect spot for summer beach vacationing or boating.
• Wabamun Lake is one of the most heavily used lakes in Alberta. It is 19.2 km long and 6.6 km narrow, covering 82 km² and is 11 meters deep at its deepest, with somewhat clear water.
• Wabamun Lake has a reputation for the best whitefish lake in the Edmonton area and is well known for its large northern pike. A large variety of migrating, breeding and moulting wildfowl visit the lake. Beaver and muskrat use the lake while the surrounding upland supports coyotes, porcupine, moose and white-tailed deer.
• Wabamun Lake derives its name from the Cree word for looking glass.
• Wabamun has all essential services including banks, a grocery store, Home Hardware, vehicle repair services, drugstore, bottle depot, carwash, and a laundromat.