The Spruce River, also known locally as the Little Red River, is a scenic waterway winding through the north-central region of Saskatchewan, Canada. Rising in the Waskesiu Hills within Prince Albert National Park, the river travels generally southward through a diverse landscape of boreal forests, glacier-carved hills and valleys, muskeg, and open prairie before emptying into the North Saskatchewan River at the eastern edge of the city of Prince Albert. This journey through varied terrain creates a rich and productive fishery, making the Spruce River a rewarding destination for anglers seeking a mix of species in a beautiful natural setting.