Brine Lake, Nova Scotia: ice fishing
Brine Lake is a lake in Nova Scotia, about 31 hectares in size, about 5.9 km SE of Boutiliers Point and 26 km SW of Lower Sackville (straight-line distances). Fish recorded in this lake (provincial survey and observation records): Brook Trout.
- Size: 31 ha
- Nearest town: Boutiliers Point, 5.9 km SE (straight line)
- Nearest city: Lower Sackville, 26 km SW (straight line)
- Ice status: pre-season, no thickness report yet
What fish are in Brine Lake?
Provincial survey and observation records list Brook Trout in Brine Lake. The list may not be complete.
Guides: Brook Trout ice fishing guide
Is the ice safe on Brine Lake?
Nobody has reported ice thickness on Brine Lake yet this season. Do not assume the ice is safe: drill and measure it yourself. Ice thickness guidance.
What are the fishing regulations for Brine Lake?
Official regulations (Government of Nova Scotia — Winter Sportfishing Season / Anglers' Handbook). Always confirm against the current official guide before you fish. This summary may be out of date or incomplete: you are responsible for reading and following the current regulations, and Ice Fish Canada is not responsible for any violation or illegal harvest (poaching) that results from relying on it.
Catches and lures
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Other lakes near Brine Lake
- Fraser Lake, 14 ha
- Hubley Big Lake, 2.68 km²
- Kieley Lake, 21 ha
- Lily Lake
- Puddle Lake, 21 ha
- Lewis Lake, 27 ha
- Powers Lake, 59 ha
- Hubley Mill Lake, 23 ha
Updated 2026-11-06. Lake names and locations: Canadian Geographical Names Data Base (Natural Resources Canada). Lake sizes: HydroLAKES (Messager et al. 2016, CC BY 4.0). Nearest towns: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). About these data.