Lake trout is a freshwater char living in Lac La Ronge. Other names for it include mackinaw, lake char (or charr), laker, and togue. The lake trout is a slow growing fish, typical of Northern Saskatchewan waters.
With so many names, it's obvious that the fish enjoys great popularity. And no wonder. It strikes hard and puts up considerable resistance. Lac La Ronge is well known for its huge trophy lake trout population.
When lake trout has matured on a good diet like in does in La Ronge, its meat can be excellent. And it's an elusive fish, teasing the skills of even the most accomplished angler.
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