Anglin Lake is a large reservoir nestled within the boreal forest ecozone of central Saskatchewan, Canada, approximately 59 kilometres northwest of Prince Albert and accessible via Highway 953. Covering roughly 3,334 acres with a maximum depth of 24.7 metres (81 feet), the lake sits within the Saskatchewan River drainage basin and receives inflows from the Spruce River and Bitter Creek, with the Spruce River also serving as its primary outflow. The westernmost portion of the lake extends into Prince Albert National Park, while the majority of the lake falls under Great Blue Heron Provincial Park and the jurisdiction of the District of Lakeland No. 521. With 67 kilometres of shoreline, the lake is divided into several distinct sections, making it an excellent destination for both boating anglers and those exploring by canoe or kayak. Its clear boreal waters, diverse fish populations, and well-developed amenities make Anglin Lake one of the top-rated recreational fishing destinations in the region.