Gull Lake Fishing Reports & Feedback
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by Soddie on Jan. 10, 2021
Ice Report: 18 in
by Kwestling on Dec. 20, 2020
Ice Report: 12 in
450m straight east of sunnyside
by iFish Guest on Dec. 20, 2020
Ice Report: 15 in





by Icefishnguy on Dec. 11, 2020
People were driving on sylvan today...
by Pontoon on Dec. 11, 2020
Ice Report: 7 in





by Boutz on Dec. 11, 2020
When is the Lake open to ice fish in December 2020?
by RobW on Dec. 8, 2020
Ice Report: 6 in
6-8” of ice out from Parkland Beach. Lots of snow melt water on top of the ice





by BAR on Dec. 6, 2020
Checked ice today, Drilled holes up to about 500 yards out from Meadowbrook boat launch. 7 to 9 inches of ice. Should be good to go on Friday
by GWagon on Nov. 21, 2020
Is the ice thick enough to walk out there yet?





by Georges on Jul. 30, 2020
Why do we have 0 possessions for walleye %u2639%uFE0F%u2639%uFE0F%u2639%uFE0F





by Bush_Wacked on Jun. 13, 2020
You're not seeing things. 1 walleye at that size is allowed this year.
by Georges on Jun. 13, 2020
2020 regulations showed 1 Wallaye 45-50 cm wtf?





by Fritzy1475 on May. 11, 2020
Looking to fish on Friday the 15th. Never fished the lake this early in the year. Are the fish up shallow? Would you still use jig and minnow or bottom bouncers? Thanks





by Icefishnguy on Mar. 31, 2020
There aren’t any trout in gull. Likely a whitefish?





by Icefishnguy on Mar. 31, 2020
There aren





by weFish on Mar. 28, 2020
We're heading out in the morning. Last word was thick Ice still near our at brownlows. We tagged two walleye last time and has a couple trout on camera too. Wouldn't mind some feedback on the ice road. I'm thinking it'll be...icy. we were motor deep on the augers last go. Three weeks ago. Looking forward to done isolation time.
by Deuce on Mar. 19, 2020
How are ice conditions lately?





by DC168 on Mar. 18, 2020
New 2020 regulation allow one walleye 45-50cm.





by Fishpro on Mar. 14, 2020
If I get one, I will keep it.





by Fishpro on Mar. 14, 2020
I wish that lake is dead.





by Fishpro on Mar. 14, 2020
Caught 20 walleye.





by weFish on Mar. 13, 2020
Anyone been out this week? Just wondering ice thickness? Assuming G2G





by Catch-em on Feb. 22, 2020
Rumour is next year no tags for walleye it will be limit 1 slot size that will be nice if it's true.
by Rangerguy on Feb. 20, 2020
looking to take the grandsons fishing to Gull this week. things still slow out there for perch? the whites starting to get aggressive??





by BAR on Feb. 10, 2020
Fished out from Sunset on the 9th. Seen 2 whites, caught one walleye and one pike.





by obsessed on Feb. 5, 2020
noiburger what part of the lake are you fishing





by Noitburger on Feb. 4, 2020
Landed 5 pike yesterday biggest being 36inch, hooked into but lost 7 whites, managed to land 1. Also caught 4 walleye. Today I caught 4 pike, 4 eye, and 4 whites putting one back and keeping my limit





by Breetai.tull on Feb. 4, 2020
Was out there by the group of cabins on5he lake Feb 1. From 8-3pm miserable day and saw a few pike swim by and caught nuthin





by BrentHansen on Feb. 4, 2020
Fisher-Queen the ice by Birch Bay was 18-20 inches thick 2 days ago. There was a Half ton





by Fisher-Queen on Feb. 3, 2020
Can anyone recommend a lake.that can support the weight of a trick and trailer for fishing o





by Fisher-Queen on Feb. 3, 2020
Can you park a trailer on Gull Lake yet?





by BrentHansen on Jan. 30, 2020
Ice is about 16” thick up at Sunnyside. Was fishing at a depth of 10 feet. Caught 1 22” pike. Saw 1 whitefish and numerous small perch. Very slow going.





by GDolan on Jan. 29, 2020
The ice was 12-14%u201D thick out from Brownlows Landing as of January 26th. After the cold snap it thickened up a bit more. How's the fishing on the west side of the lake?





by JDK on Jan. 29, 2020
Does anybody know how thick the ice is now?





by BAR on Jan. 27, 2020
Fished for about three hours in the AM, out from Sunnyside. Only seen one Pike





by YIGAF on Jan. 25, 2020
Fished three spots on different days this past week that have always been productive. Sunrise till noon and it’s even a new moon. Not one whitefish! It’s a disaster. Fourty years of good recreation and family enjoyment down the tubes! I would prefer if the walleye numbers were drastically reduced and the other species given a fighting chance. However, it may be too late to fix this failure.
by Ings629 on Jan. 19, 2020
Ice Report: 15 in
Meridian beach boat launch approximately 500 yards from the shore.





by raytsesss on Jan. 17, 2020
please share the ice report after extreme cold weather





by DoneMyChoresSeeYa on Jan. 11, 2020
Always had good luck with Bourbot at Gull. Highly recommend a night or two with Adventure Ice Fishing. Run by Jarred and Trina, they offer the best on ice cabins in Alberta.





by Weeman on Jan. 11, 2020
Well when you have the limit at 20 for multiple years thab 5 now 3 it's bound to happen





by DC168 on Jan. 10, 2020
Gull lake whites were brought from Pigeon about 40 some years ago. It became a popular sport fish for many years. It is unfortunate that it is disappearing.





by Catch-em on Jan. 9, 2020
12 inches sunnyside





by Maraxus on Jan. 9, 2020
ScottW, The original species in Gull are pike, perch and burbot. The whitefish and Walter's were introduced. Burbot is actually quite delicious and refered to as "poor mans Lobster". Some people just think they are garbage because they don't know how to fillet them. Burbot is a native species. I don't see them often, and never have.





by YIGAF on Jan. 7, 2020
Quite the comment ScottW. Reminds me of the couple from Falun who during the March spawn years ago were trying to give me some whitefish. The wife boasted, “I’m kicking my husbands butt.....he’s only caught 24 whites and I’ve caught 29!” Yes, there is lots of blame to go around. And yes other than the walleye, Gull lake is a disaster.





by DC168 on Jan. 3, 2020
The walleye program destroyed other species. Even the pikes lost the battle with walleyes. Whites and perches are disappearing. Just like Pigeon and Lac St Anne, nothing much left but only walleyes. It is extremely unbalanced. The food chain is broken. Eventually, the walleyes have nothing to eat but themselves.





by Weeman on Jan. 3, 2020
It's not the lake it's poor management this province couldn't manage a goldfish right, leave the limit at 10 for all them years now 3 and it's to late
by wallynuts on Jan. 2, 2020
It’s a lousy lake now. You could sit for hours before you get a glimpse of anything. Much better lakes to go and have action
by Norty on Jan. 21, 2021
Hello All any update on ice thickness