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NE28JackpineProperty Details: This property is locatedapproximately 19 km east of Smoky Lake onHighway 28. The site consists of approximately161 acres and lies on the north side of thehighway. Mature Jack Pine trees dominate thelandscape and trembling aspen, balsam poplar,birch, alder, willow and rose can also be foundon the property. Wildlife found in the areaincludes white-tailed deer, moose, grouse,waterfowl and a variety of small mammals andsongbirds.Restrictions: Day use only. No open fires. Foot accessonly with the exception of designated snowmobiletrails that cut across and border the property.Partners: AFGA Vilna, County of Smoky LakeQuarter Sections: NW-22-059-15-W4MNE29KachukProperty Details: This property is locatedapproximately 12 km southeast of Willingdon.Take Highway 45 south to 637. Turn east onHighway 637 for 1.0 km. The property consistsof two quarter sections located severalkilometers apart. Both quarters have beenconverted from annual cropland to grasslands.Shelterbelts have been planted on one quarterand a small wetland was created on the other.Encroachment from scattered poplar bluffs isbeing encouraged. No hunting is allowed onthese quarters.Restrictions: Day use only. No open fires.Foot access only. No hunting.Partners: ACA, ASRDQuarter Sections: SW-34-055-14-W4M, SW-27-055-14-W4MALBERTA ANGLINGADVENTURESRemember, the best fishing is just a GUIDE away!NE30Lac DelormeProperty Details: This property is locatedapproximately 23 km west of Elk Point. Travel weston Highway 646 for 20 km, then turn north for 2km. This property consists of 89 acres of matureaspen forest with a narrow riparian zone next to LacDelorme. The property does not include theprivately owned hay land in the NE portion of thequarter or land north of the county road. LacDelorme is stocked annually by ASRD with rainbowtrout. When the water level at Lac Delorme ishigher, the lake provides year-round recreationalVisit: www.albertasportfishing.com Call: 1-800-756-4351fishing for rainbow trout. Over the past few yearsthe lake has winter killed, so it should be considereda put and take summer fishery. Wildlife found in thearea includes white-tailed and mule deer, moose,black bear, grouse, waterfowl and a variety of smallmammals and songbirds.Restrictions: Day use only. No open fires. Foot accessonly. Boat access to the lake is over an unimprovedtrail to use at your own risk.Partners: ACA, ASRDQuarter Sections: Portion of NE-05-057-08-W4MNE31Lac Ste. AnneProperty Details: This property is located on thesouthwest corner of Lac Ste. Anne. The habitatconsists of upland deciduous forest, tame meadowsand riparian areas. Wildlife found in the areaincludes white-tailed and mule deer, moose, blackbear, grouse, waterfowl, shorebirds and a variety ofsmall mammals and songbirds. Lac Ste. Annecontains sport fish including lake whitefish, walleye,northern pike and perch.Restrictions: Day use only. No open fires.Foot access only.Partners: ACA, ASRDQuarter Sections: NW/NE/SW/SE-28-054-04-W5M,NE/SW/SE-33-054-04-W5M, SE-29-054-04-W5MNE32Lacombe Park Pond –Enhanced Fish StockingProperty Details: The pond is located in St. Albert.On Highway 2 (St. Albert Trail), proceed north intoSt. Albert. Turn west (left) on McKenney Avenueand travel 1.8 km. The pond is visible to the right(north) of the park entrance. Approximately 1,000Dave Fairless18 – Northeast
ainbow trout are released between April 15 andMay 16 at this site to enhance anglingopportunities.Restrictions: Refer to the Alberta Guide toSportfishing Regulations. Release dates areweather dependant.Partners: ACA, ASRDNE33Lamont Reservoir –Enhanced Fish StockingProperty Details: The pond is located northeast ofthe town of Lamont. Follow 48th St. north for 1.6km to Highway 637. Turn east and travel for 1.6km to the pond. The pond is on the north side ofthe highway accessed by the gravel road alongthe west shore. Approximately 2,000 rainbowtrout are released between April 15 and May 16at this site to enhance angling opportunities.Restrictions: Refer to the Alberta Guide toSportfishing Regulations. Release dates areweather dependant.Partners: ACA, ASRDNE34Legal Reservoir –Enhanced Fish StockingProperty Details: The reservoir is located inCentennial Park in the town of Legal. FromHighway 651 which becomes 50th Ave, turnsouth onto 50th St. and then east onto 49th Ave.Centennial Park is on the east end of 49th Ave.Approximately 2,000 rainbow trout are releasedbetween April 15 and May 16 at this site toenhance angling opportunities.Restrictions: Refer to the Alberta Guide toSportfishing Regulations. Release dates areweather dependant.Partners: ACA, ASRDQuarter Sections: Portion of SW-30-058-02-W5M, SE-25-058-03-W5M east of the Pembina River.NE36Makowecki/Musidora ExpansionProperty Details: This property is locatedapproximately 25 km north of Innisfree. TakeHighway 870 north to Highway 631. Continue northon 631 for 5 km. The property consists of threequarter sections of mature aspen forestinterspersed with several forage fields. The fields arehayed on a rotational basis. Wildlife found in thearea includes white-tailed deer, moose, black bear,grouse and a variety of small mammals andsongbirds.Restrictions: Day use only. No open fires.Foot access only.Partners: ACA, ASRDQuarter Sections: SW/SE-22-053-11-W4M, NE-15-053-11-W4MNE37McGrane LagoonProperty Details: This property is located directlynorthwest of the town of Lac La Biche. Theproperty consists of river lots 53 and 53 1/2 onthe south shore of Lac La Biche. A fenceline runsalong the north and south boundary of theproperty. It is representative of relatively oldgrowth aspen forest, as well as an excellentwetland complex on the south and west sides ofthe lagoon. Wildlife found in the area includeswaterfowl, shorebirds and a variety of smallmammals and songbirds.Restrictions: Boat access is not possible at theMcGrane Lagoon property. Day use only. No openfires. Foot access only.Partners: ACA, ASRDQuarter Sections: NE-22-067-14-W4MNE38McMasterProperty Details: This property is locatedapproximately 4 km northwest of Hamlin. TakeHighway 859 north for 3.2 km and then turnwest for 0.8 km. The property consists of maturebalsam poplar forest. A small lake is located inthe centre of the property and an abandonedfield is located on the east side. Wildlife found inthe area includes white-tailed deer, moose,black bear, ruffed grouse, waterfowl, shorebirdsand a variety species of small mammals andsongbirds.Restrictions: Day use only. No open fires.Foot access only.Partners: ACA, ASRDQuarter Sections: NW-07-058-13-W4MNE39McNabbProperty Details: This property is locatedapproximately 24 km southeast of Vermilion.The property consists of open grasslands,shrublands and aspen bluffs. Wildlife found inthe area includes white-tailed and mule deer,moose, grouse and a variety of species of smallmammals and songbirds.NE35LunnfordProperty Details: This property is locatedapproximately 17 km southeast of Barrhead. Theproperty consists only those parts of the quartersections that fall on the east side of the PembinaRiver. The property can only be accessed fromthe southeast. The property is made up ofabandoned and naturally reseeded fields,shrublands, and a small wooded area. It isbounded on the west by the Pembina Riverwhich contains walleye, goldeye and northernpike. A farm development lease covers a 13 acrefield on the east side of the property. Wildlifefound in the area includes white-tailed and muledeer, moose, black bear, grouse and a variety ofsmall mammals and songbirds.Restrictions: An unmaintained trail runs throughthe property, but is not recommended for travel.Use at own risk.Partners: ACA, ASRDYoung conservationist holding bull troutNortheast – 19ACA Photo Contest Winner
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