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Whether you are an avid angler or a hunting enthusiast, you will find 

Saskatchewan’s vast expanse of unspoiled natural beauty, 100,000 

lakes, and those famous living skies among the many qualities that make 

our province a dream destination. Pristine waterways provide the ideal 

setting for a memorable fishing trip, whether you choose fly-in luxury in the 

spectacular north or a fun-filled family getaway. Great hunting adventures 

are as abundant as the populations of ducks, geese, white-tailed deer, 

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FISHING: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-19 

• Index of Fishing Outfitters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 

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fish 

saskatchewan 

Twin Falls Lodges 

With 100,000 lakes, 

Saskatchewan is an 

angler’s paradise. Imagine 

fishing a different lake 

every day for 270 years! 

Saskatchewan offers some of the most unique fishing 

environments in Canada, widely diverse from north to south. 

The rolling plains and parklands of the south and central 

regions contrast sharply with the wilderness of 

Saskatchewan’s spectacular north. 

For some anglers, a host of amenities and activities, plus 

easy access direct them to our southern lakes and regions. 

Others are drawn to more rugged settings and head further 

north. For those who really want to get away from it all, a flyin 

trip to a remote northern fishing lodge is ideal. 

In the southern part of the province, Lake Diefenbaker is a 

favourite among anglers seeking trophy-sized fish. The 

beautiful lake features more than 800 km of shoreline. Its


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depth and water conditions are ideal for rainbow trout, 

and record-breaking catches are not uncommon. In 

2009, a 48-lb. rainbow trout was pulled from these 

waters. 

Other popular Saskatchewan waters include Last 

Mountain Lake, the Fishing Lakes of the Qu’Appelle 

Valley, the Saskatchewan River system, Tobin Lake, and 

spots in Meadow Lake Provincial Park, as well as 

Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park. 

Most Saskatchewan provincial parks offer great fishing. 

Park lakes and waterways are easily accessible and a 

host of other recreational opportunities like trail riding, 

hiking, golfing, and camping have been developed around 

them. 

Northern pike, walleye, and yellow perch are the most 

common species in south and central fishing zones. 

Walleye and northern pike are also found in abundance in 

the north, along with lake trout and Arctic grayling. 

(chartered and scheduled) can often be included in your 

package plan. 

A whole new world of adventure awaits once the snow 

falls and the lakes and rivers freeze. Winter in 

Saskatchewan offers outdoor enthusiasts countless 

adventures, including fabulous ice fishing. By mid- to late- 

December, ice on Saskatchewan’s pristine lakes is most 

often solid enough for fishing (but always check 

conditions before crossing frozen bodies of water). 

Fish tend to be on a feeding frenzy around this time. With 

the right bait, you can catch walleye aplenty. Northern 

pike, yellow perch, whitefish, lake trout, and burbot can 

also be easily caught in winter. Thawing is rare before 

mid-March. The three-month season gives winter anglers 

ample time and opportunity to get out on the ice. 

Travelling north through the province, the landscape shifts 

to boreal forest and Precambrian Shield. Access to 

numerous fishing lodges, resorts, and campgrounds is 

provided through a series of highways and all-weather 

roads. 

Paved highway takes you from the city of Prince Albert to 

the famed fishing waters of Lac La Ronge. From there, 

you can drive the 440-km stretch to Wollaston Lake, 

north of the 58th parallel. The Hanson Lake Road, paved 

and well-maintained, runs from Narrow Hills Provincial 

Park to the community of Creighton, at the Manitoba 

border. Along the way, you will pass countless waters that 

offer excellent fishing. 

Highway 155 provides access to lakes in the province’s 

northwest. The Semchuk Trail takes you to Clearwater 

River Provincial Park and north to Cluff Lake. Throughout 

northern Saskatchewan, you will find accommodations at 

government-operated campgrounds, many private 

lakeside cabin establishments, and numerous drive-in 

fishing lodges. 

Northern Saskatchewan has one of the largest 

concentrations of fly-in fishing lodges in the world. 

La Ronge serves as a central base for fishing expeditions 

to remote northern getaways. Some road-accessible 

lodges offer fly-outs to even more distant, solitary fishing 

lakes. 

Commercial airlines, including those that provide direct 

flights into Saskatchewan from Denver, Minneapolis, and 

Chicago, serve both international airports in the province 

– Regina International Airport and John G. Diefenbaker 

Airport in Saskatoon. From these locations, chartered air 

services are available to take you to your destination in 

the north. When planning your fly-in adventure, check 

with your outfitter on flight arrangements as air service 

Last Mountain Lake 

Saskatchewan has an abundance of healthy, record-sized 

fish. There are ideal ice-fishing locations throughout the 

province. In the southeast, Last Mountain Lake and the 

Qu’Appelle Valley lakes are favourite spots. Lake 

Diefenbaker, in the southwest, is another prime location, 

renowned for its trophy-sized rainbow trout. The 

opportunities in the province’s north are endless. Tobin 

Lake, near Nipawin, was the site of a world-record 

walleye ice-fishing catch in 2005 – Father Mariusz Zajac 

(known in fishing circles as Father Walleye) hooked an 

18.3-lb., 36.5-inch walleye. 

A reliable outfitter can offer advice and assistance in 

planning a fishing adventure that is guaranteed to be 

among your fondest and most memorable experiences. 

For angling regulations and licensing information, visit the 

Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment website at 

www.environment.gov.sk.ca. For more information, visit 

www.fishing-in-saskatchewan.com.


what 

you’ll 

catch 

Sixty-eight different species of fish 

inhabit the lakes, rivers, and streams 

of Saskatchewan. Below are some 

of the more common species: 

Northern Pike 

Record size and live release record: 141 cm (55 in), 

Mirond Lake, 2008 

Average weight: 1-2.5 kg (2-5 lbs.) 

Lake Trout 

Record size and live release record: 132 cm (52 in), 

Lake Athabasca, 2000 

Average weight: 1-1.5 kg (2-5 lbs.) 

Rainbow Trout 

Record size: 21.77 kg (48 lbs.), Lake Diefenbaker, 2009 

Average weight: 0.5-1.8 kg (1-4 lbs.) 

Walleye (provincial fish) 

Record size: 8.33 kg (18.30 lbs.), Tobin Lake, 2005 

(ice fishing) 

Live release record: 8.21 kg (18.06 lbs.), 96.5 cm (37.6 

in), Tobin Lake, 1997; 86 cm (33 3/4 in), Last Mountain 

Lake, 2011 

Average weight: usually 0.5-1.5 kg (1-3 lbs.) 

Arctic Grayling 

Record size: 1.96 kg (4.3 lbs.), Fond du Lac River, 1966 

Live release record: 55 cm or 22 in, Grease River, 

Lake Athabasca, 2002 

Average weight: usually under 1 kg (2 lbs.) 

Brook Trout 

Record size: 3.5 kg (7.5 lbs.), Loch Leven, 2004 

Average weight: 0.5-1 kg (1-2 lbs.) 

Yellow Perch 

Record size: 1.11 kg (2 lbs. 7.4 oz), Pagan Lake, 1991 

Average weight: around 250 g 

other species 

Other fish commonly caught 

in Saskatchewan include: 

brown trout, stocked in 

several waters of southern 

Saskatchewan; whitefish, 

widely distributed across 

the province; sauger, found 

in the Saskatchewan and 

Churchill River systems; and 

goldeye, found in the 

Saskatchewan River system 

and Cumberland Lake area. 

Splake, a brook and lake 

trout cross, have been 

stocked in some 

Saskatchewan waters. 

Bass, burbot, and others 

comprise the 68 species of 

fish in Saskatchewan’s 

waterways. 

For more information on what you will catch in Saskatchewan, visit www.fishing-in-saskatchewan.com.


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saskatchewan catches 

the world record for 

walleye 

If you are feeling lucky, you may want to book your next 

fishing adventure in Saskatchewan. Northern pike, Arctic 

grayling, yellow perch, and trout (lake, rainbow, and brook) 

can all be found in abundance in our lakes and rivers. But if 

you are looking to break some records and hook a lifetime of 

bragging rights, come to Saskatchewan for walleye. The fish 

stock is not only plentiful – it comes in record-breaking sizes. 

In January 2011, tournament angler Tim Geni caught a 

33 3/4-inches (86-cm) walleye with a robust 19 3/8-inches 

girth on Last Mountain Lake in southern Saskatchewan. Geni 

released the giant walleye back into the water after taking 

some measurements and getting a few good photos of his 

catch. 

“These big fish are way too special to keep,” said Geni, who 

has landed more than 20 walleye in the 12- to 15-lbs. range 

from Saskatchewan waters over the years. “I feel really good 

that she’s back and healthy in the water. Catching a world 

record is awesome, but knowing it’s still alive down there – 

that’s so cool.” 

The Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame and Museum 

confirmed Geni’s catch as the new Winter Live Release 

World Record for Division #4 Line/Pole Ice Fishing. 

This is far from the first time that Saskatchewan has set the 

world record for walleye. In 2005 on Tobin Lake, Father 

Tim Geni 

Mariusz Zajac iced a gigantic 18.3-lbs. fish, which scored a 

world record in the Ice Fishing Rod and Reel, kept category. 

Seven years earlier, angler Doug Gane from Nipawin landed 

a Live Release Record catch with a 32-inch walleye, also 

pulled from Tobin Lake. 

Walleye is the provincial fish of Saskatchewan. They can be 

found throughout the province, from southern lakes to the 

northernmost reaches of Lake Athabasca. Walleye 

traditionally prefer deeper water, but they can be found in all 

but the shallowest lakes. 

catch and release 

Anglers play an important role in conservation efforts and contribute to an enhanced 

fish population by releasing mature and trophy-sized fish. Many of our outfitters 

encourage this practice in order to help preserve our lakes and rivers and leave them in 

as pristine a condition as possible for future residents and tourists. 

For successful catch and release, anglers must use barbless hooks and practice being 

respectful, careful, and exercise common sense when handling fish. 

For additional information about catch-and-release fishing techniques, for general and 

special regulations regarding angling limits, and to find out how you can be recognized 

for your conservation efforts, refer to the Saskatchewan Anglers’ Guide or visit the 

Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment’s website at www.environment.gov.sk.ca. 

Boundary Dam Reservoir


adventures 

in outfitting 

“You think I should do what? 

There was more than a little shock and disbelief 

in my voice when I asked that question to my 

husband last June. It was the morning of June 21 

and what I thought was going to be the 

beginning of a beautiful summer spent enjoying 

my kiddies. 

Peter called to ask me to have a look at Milton 

Lake Lodge’s website. I was so excited. My 

birthday was days away and what a great gift – a 

fly-in fishing adventure! I started singing ‘Happy 

Birthday to me.’ 

Oh, how I couldn’t have been more wrong. 

Peter quickly cut me off and said, ‘No, I think you 

should buy it. It’s for sale.’ 

‘You think I should do what?’ I blurted out, while 

changing Riley’s diaper and watching three-yearold 

Jayden trying to strap Bob (our cat) into her 

stroller.” 

– excerpt from Chapter 1: The Beginning, Maxine’s Adventures 

On route to Milton Lake Lodge


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And that is how it all started for Maxine Key, now the 

proud owner of Milton Lake Lodge. 

The mother to two young children, wife to Peter, interior 

designer and artist, farm girl from Ontario, and acreageowning 

Albertan is now the “everything girl” at a fishing 

lodge in northern Saskatchewan. 

Alongside her sister Diana, and with the help of Peter, her 

brother Roger, and her in-laws Doug and Mary, Key 

welcomed her first guests to Milton Lake Lodge in June 

2011. 

The lodge, newly built and opened in 2005, is located in 

the far northeast corner of Saskatchewan, 44 km south 

of the Northwest Territories border. A fly-in only location, 

the facility is 950 km from Saskatoon and 1,200 km from 

Regina. 

fish.” Misekumaw Lake can hold up to 11 guests. It is a 

self-sufficient camp and boasts a beautiful beach in front 

of the cabins. 

The three remote lakes are teeming with lake trout, 

northern pike, Arctic grayling, and whitefish. “Because the 

lodge has only operated for five seasons with nothing else 

around, the trophy-sized fish are plentiful,” Key said. “We 

are the only people on these lakes.” 

It is that seclusion that Key loves so much about her new 

venture. “Northern Saskatchewan is such a beautiful and 

awe-inspiring part of Canada. The fresh air, crystal clear 

waters, wildlife, excellent fishing, and quiet remoteness 

are a wonderful combination.” 

Another aspect of the outfitting operation that Key enjoys 

is playing hostess to guests from across Canada and 

around the world. Over half of the lodge’s guests are 

Canadian with the rest being from the United States and 

some from the United Kingdom. Key plans to increase 

marketing efforts in Europe with the goal of luring more 

international clientele to the crystal-clear waters of Milton 

Lake. 

Maxine Key 

The main lodge, which overlooks the lake and Key 

describes as “luxury in the wilderness,” holds up to 16 

guests at a time. Each gets their own private room with a 

double bed, duvet, climate control, and daily maid 

service. Common areas include a dining space, where 

guests can enjoy hearty breakfasts, fine dining in the 

evenings, and cocktails. The evening meal also includes 

complimentary wine. 

Other amenities include meeting space, a hot tub, satellite 

TV, Internet connection, satellite telephone service 

available at a nominal fee, library, beach, store, large 

lounge and deck area, and massage therapy. 

Packages include round-trip travel from Saskatoon with 

shuttle service between hotel and airport, complimentary 

fishing gear, a professional guide for every two anglers, 

fully equipped 18-foot Lund outfitter boats with 40-h.p. 

four-stroke outboards, and delicious shore lunches. There 

are four- and eight-day trips available, which can be 

customized to suit people’s needs. 

Milton Lake Lodge has two outpost camps. Walker Lake 

holds four to six guests and includes a full kitchen and 

washroom facilities. Lodge staff do all of the cooking and 

cleaning at this camp, so “guests can relax and fish, fish, 

Milton Lake Lodge 

It is flying over those waters in a float plane that takes 

guests from their hectic lives to a place of pure bliss. “My 

favourite thing is watching the guests change from being 

business professional (sometimes uptight) to being totally 

relaxed by the end of their stay with us,” she said. 

She also enjoys hearing the guests’ “fish tales” after a 

long day on the lake. But Key has a few stories of her 

own to tell about the hobby that she has enjoyed since 

childhood. 

“Everyone has big fish tales, but a couple of my favourite 

ones are small fish tales,” she said. 

When Key was a little girl, her parents would pack her 

and her four siblings into the boat and take them fishing. 

“I was the youngest and my little yellow rod had white 

string for line. We got to an area of a lake and my dad 

taught us how to put worms on our lines and drop it over


the side of the boat. We caught what I remember being 

thousands of perch! My mom and dad spent the entire time 

unhooking fish, untangling lines, and helping us ‘re-worm’ 

for the next one.” 

Key is thrilled to be able to share a similar experience with 

her own children. “They come to me with their little life 

jackets and tackle boxes and want to head for the dock! 

Jayden is always singing and made up this great little fish 

song about the fish coming over for a snack.” 

Since owning the lodge, Key has expanded her angling 

repertoire to include fly fishing. “It’s the only hobby I can 

think of where I truly get away from it all. For a few 

moments, the whole world drops away and all there is is 

that rod and that cast and that fish and that tiny bit of the 

world. Awesome!” 

But it is not all fun and games for this “everything girl.” 

During the in-season, Key is in charge of the shore staff and 

guides, office work, logistics, schedules, float plane 

schedules, and, most importantly, playing hostess to her 

lodge guests. Out of season, she takes care of Milton Lake 

Lodge’s administration, marketing, including attending trade 

shows, hiring of staff and guides, setting up guest and flight 

women and fishing 

7th Annual Ladies-Only Fishing Getaway 

Twin Falls Lodge - June 29-July 3, 2012 

This ladies-only fishing getaway features terrific fishing and a 

relaxing environment. Twin Falls Lodge is located 80 km by air 

(50 miles) north of La Ronge and 966 km (600 miles) north of 

the Canada/U.S. border, between Robertson and Twin 

waterfalls. 

Package Includes: 

Round-trip float plane from La Ronge to camp, fully modern 

cabin accommodations with daily maid service, boat, motor, 

gas, guide for every two people, all meals, including daily 

shore lunch, and filleting/wrapping/freezing of fish, daily 

prizes, entertainment. 

www.adventuredestinations.ca 

info@adventuredestinations.ca 

(306) 933-9453 or 1 (800) 667-9556 

2012 Fish For Freedom 

17th Annual Ladies-Only Fishing Derby 

Nipawin Regional Park/Tobin Lake 

August 17-18, 2012 

The goal of the tournament is to allow women to enjoy a day 

of fishing that is all about them. The tournament is a fundraiser, 

with a portion of the proceeds going toward a women's charity. 

Teams consist of two women and a third person to captain the 

boat (male or female). The total prize payout for the tournament 

is $7,775 and first prize is $2,000. There is a team limit of 120. 

www.nipawin.com/fishforfreedom.php 

fishforfreedom@sasktel.net 

schedules, and ordering and purchasing. “I love everything 

about it. I like that things are different every day,” Key said. 

The other half of this women-led, family-run business is 

Key’s sister Diana, who is the food and beverage manager 

during the in-season. In the winter months, she works trade 

shows and helps Key with the paperwork. 

“We are the only two shareholders who work at this fulltime, 

so it really is run by women with the help of our men 

when needed,” Key said. “Sometimes people find it hard to 

believe that a woman runs the place, but they get over it 

once they get to know me.” 

This enthusiastic entrepreneur would not trade her first 

season at Milton Lake Lodge for anything. “Lodge life is 

fantastic! I learn new things every day about the outfitting 

industry and I am eagerly ready for tomorrow,” Key said. 

“The 2011 season was a success. We learned lots, had 

fun, and are looking forward to a busier 2012.” 

For more information about Milton Lake Lodge, visit 

www.miltonlakelodge.com. See Page 54 for full listing. 

Women in the Wilderness Weekend 

Pine Island Resort 

August 9-12, 2012 

Women in the Wilderness Weekend (The Sequel) 

Pine Island Resort 

August 16-19, 2012 

Girls, it's time to reunite with nature and laughter! Book an 

entire cabin for 4, 5, 6 or 8 or share with others. The Women in 

the Wilderness Weekend package is a ladies-only twoday/three-night 

all-inclusive, guided fly-in fishing adventure. 

Package Includes: 

Flights, modern accommodations, guide, boats, and all meals, 

including shore lunches, wine, and appetizers. 

www.pineislandresort.ca 

pineislandresort@sasktel.net 

(306) 635-2422 or (306) 635-2112 

walleye appetizers 

(Recipe courtesy of Vickie Bricksaw, Pine Island Resort) 

1 walleye fillet, deboned 

2 cups low-sodium soya sauce 

1 cup brown sugar 

Bacon slices cut in half 

Onion and red pepper slivers, about 1-1/2” x 1/4” 

Toothpicks 

Cooking oil spray 

Slice fresh walleye into 1” x ½” pieces. Wrap bacon and an onion and 

red pepper sliver around a walleye piece and fasten with a tooth pick. 

Cover the appetizers with a soya sauce (watered down) and brown sugar 

marinade in a glass bowl and refrigerate for one hour. Drain and place 

wraps on a cookie sheet lightly sprayed with oil and bake for 30-40 

minutes in a preheated oven at 350 F.


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blackmur 

bets it all on 

saskatchewan’s 

north 

Cliff Blackmur 

IT HAS BEEN 38 YEARS SINCE CLIFF BLACKMUR LEFT THE 

INSURANCE BUSINESS TO FORGE AN OUTFITTING COMPANY IN 

THE REMOTE WILDS OF SASKATCHEWAN’S NORTH.


Not only was it a bold move for Blackmur and his family, 

but it would prove to have wide-ranging effects far 

beyond his own doorstep. 

“It was a lifestyle change,” Blackmur said. “That’s really 

what it was all about, creating your own destiny.” 

Almost four decades later, it is clear that he has 

accomplished just that. 

Blackmur’s Athabasca Fishing Lodges are highly 

successful with a solid reputation among consumers and 

fellow outfitters. Cliff and his wife Stella have a loyal 

customer base, the majority of whom are repeat 

customers. Some of their guests have been visiting for 30 

years or more. “It becomes like an extended family,” 

Blackmur said of these long-term clients. 

The Blackmurs have a knack for keeping their employees 

happy, too. Many of their guides have worked with them 

for between 10 and 25 years. With a wealth of skill and 

expertise, the Dene guides have grown up in the area and 

know it inch by inch. 

The guides’ experience, combined with the outstanding 

natural resources, make for some serious fishing. Lake 

Athabasca is the largest lake in the province and, with its 

Days on the water and plentiful angling make for some 

tasty shore lunches, prepared by the guides. And, the 

home cooking back in the dining room is not to be 

missed; rumour has it that Stella fixes a mean turkey 

dinner. 

Like the main lodge, The Engler Lake Lodge and Cabins 

feature a complete dining room. With five separate guest 

cabins, the lodge sits near the inlet of Riou River, which 

empties into Lake Athabasca. Here, the walleye and 

northern pike catches are hard to beat. 

In addition to the trophy fishing, the area is full of 

outstanding natural terrain. This is where Blackmur’s float 

plane and Athabasca Eco Adventures step in. Custom 

packages are offered in this stunning region of the 

Precambrian Shield. 

Highlights include the Athabasca Sand Dunes, which 

tower over the landscape at 30 metre high and are the 

world’s most northerly dunes. The lakes, rivers, and 

waterfalls can only be described as spectacular. 

Although there is no question that Blackmur runs a solid 

business, his work around the boardroom table has been 

the most influential. 

“Cliff has been 

invaluable, not only 

to the outfitters 

association but to 

the entire province.” 

Cliff and wife Stella 

numerous species of fish, stands up on a global scale for 

top-notch angling. Lake trout, Arctic grayling, northern 

pike, whitefish, and walleye are found here. 

The Blackmurs’ fly-in camp, located near the 60th 

parallel, is split between two lodges. At the remote 

Otherside River Lodge and Cabins, guests can choose 

from river fishing, a fly-out trip to an even more remote 

location, or to explore the many bays and inlets. Boasting 

all of the comforts of a four-star facility, the lodge also has 

a dining room and spacious lounge. 

Under his presidency in the 1990s, the Saskatchewan 

Outfitters Association (SOA) expanded from northern 

fishing outfitters to include hunting and birding outfitters 

throughout Saskatchewan. There were many different 

organizations, localized in different corners of the 

province, so bringing them all together was no small feat. 

Blackmur’s commitment paid off, and it brought about 

unity and the beginnings of industry standards that would 

prove to be of utmost importance.


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Lake Athabasca 

Those early days of introducing guidelines have today 

grown into a close relationship with the Saskatchewan 

Tourism Education Council (STEC), and Tourism 

Saskatchewan’s quality assurance program. 

“That was a big push to get the industry standards 

involved. It’s a really important role that they (STEC) play 

with the education process, and keeping the standards in 

place,” Blackmur said. 

No matter the marketing strategy of the day, a few things 

are certain. The float plane is ready, the water is clean, 

the fish are hungry, and you are always welcome in Cliff 

and Stella’s backyard. 

For more information about Blackmur’s Athabasca Fishing 

Lodges, visit www.athabascalake.com/fishing. See Page 

35 for full listing. 

It is Blackmur’s dedication, leadership, and innovative 

work with the outfitters association that earned him the 

honour of the peer-nominated 2010 Outfitter Legacy 

Award at the Saskatchewan Tourism Awards of 

Excellence. 

Presented by the Saskatchewan Outfitters Association, 

the award is given to the individual or business that has 

provided long-standing service, has been active in 

advancing the industry, and has gained the respect of 

provincial outfitters. Blackmur certainly fits the bill. 

“Cliff has been invaluable, not only to the outfitters 

association but to the entire province,” Hal Stupnikoff, 

Executive Director of the Saskatchewan Outfitters 

Association, said. 

From the anglers and outdoor adventurers who have 

experienced the wonders of Lake Athabasca, to the 

dedicated long-term staff he employs, to his work in 

shaping a unified industry association, and improving the 

province’s tourism sector, Blackmur has touched many 

lives over the years. 

Though he isn’t president of the executive these days, 

Blackmur is constantly working to stay current. Over the 

years, marketing has evolved from the trade show circuit 

to keeping a close eye on web activity and updating 

internet sites. 

Blackmur’s Athabasca Fishing Lodges

nipawinTobin Lake 


record-breaking 

fishing and family 

fun abound in


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The town of Nipawin’s tagline, “Exceptional by Nature,” is 

certainly true. 

Perched on the edge of the prairies and on the doorstep 

of Saskatchewan's northern wilderness, Nipawin 

combines the best of the outdoors with the services of 

home to create a sportsman’s paradise and a great 

destination for family adventure. 

Nationally recognized as one of the “Top Ten Places in 

Canada to Live and Fish” by Outdoor Canada Magazine 

and a Top 20 finalist in the Canada's Ultimate Fishing 

Town contest sponsored by the World Fishing Network, 

Nipawin boasts a friendly population, extensive amenities, 

excellent recreation options, and affordable, accessible 

family fishing, and vacationing. 

“The Tobin/Codette Lake areas have approximately 

100,000 angler days per season. This is a significant 

impact to the local economy,” said Doug Hidlebaugh, 

who is on the committees for several fishing tournaments 

in the area. 

Nipawin Mayor Lawrence Rospad echoes that. “There is 

a tremendous impact on the local community, economy, 

and area through tourism involving the fishing industry. 

Thousands of anglers visit this area every year.” 

North America’s top anglers come to Nipawin every year 

to take part in some of the most competitive and highpaying 

tournaments in Canada. 

For more than 40 years, the Nipawin Great Northern Pike 

Festival has been attracting anglers from across Canada 

Tobin Lake 

“There is a tremendous 

impact on the local 

community, economy, 

and area through tourism 

involving the fishing 

industry. Thousands of 

anglers visit this area 

every year.” 

The town, population 5,100, is located in northeastern 

Saskatchewan on Highway 55, which runs from Manitoba 

to Alberta and on Highway 35, which runs north from the 

U.S. border. It is 144 kms from Prince Albert (86 miles), 

268 kms from Saskatoon (160 miles), and 361 kms from 

Regina (217 miles). 

What makes Nipawin exceptional is that it is nestled 

between two world-class fisheries – Tobin and Codette 

Lakes. The two man-made lakes were created with the 

construction of the E.B. Campbell Dam in 1963 and the 

Francois Finlay Dam in 1986. 

Tobin Lake has gained notoriety as one of the premier 

walleye and northern pike fishing lake in Saskatchewan, 

and is one of the top walleye lakes in North America. 

Codette Lake is gaining a reputation as one of the 

province’s best up and coming fishing areas. Other fish 

species that can be caught in the area include sauger, 

burbot, goldeye, yellow perch, and sturgeon. 

and the United States to Tobin and Codette Lakes in 

hopes of catching one of the 40 tagged northern pike. 

The festival, which runs from mid-June until September 

30, has a total prize pool of over $110,000. Four of the 

40 tags are major prizes, ranging from a pontoon boat 

package, a four-wheeler, $5,000, or a fishing accessory 

package. 

This international event draws 2,000 fishermen annually. 

In the past, there have been participants from 10 

provinces and over 25 states, including North and South 

Dakota, Montana, Minnesota, Wyoming, and Colorado. 

Outdoor Canada Magazine ranks the Nipawin Great 

Northern Pike Festival as “Canada’s Top Pike Event.” 

For more information, visit www.nipawinpikefestival.com.


Since 1994, Tobin Lake has played host to the Vanity 

Cup. In 2012, the 19th annual walleye tournament will be 

held on September 29-30. 

One of North America’s richest walleye tournaments, the 

Vanity Cup attracts anglers from Western Canada and the 

United States, with 160 teams competing for almost 

$150,000 in prizes. For more information, visit 

www.vanitycup.ca. 

The Saskatchewan Premier’s Walleye Cup celebrates 25 

years in 2012. Launched in 1988, it is the province’s 

longest running walleye tournament and one of the 

largest walleye events in Canada. 

The two-day, live release tournament, which will be held 

from August 10-11 on the river section of Tobin Lake, 

hosts 320 fishermen (160 teams) from across North 

America. Cash and prizes total over $85,000. For more 

information, visit www.nipawin.com/premiers.php. 

What keeps them coming back? Angler success is high 

and it is not uncommon to pull a record-sized fish from 

the waters of Tobin Lake. 

In fact, Tobin Lake is home to the World Walleye Ice 

Fishing Record (also the Provincial Record Walleye, which 

has been broken time after time at Tobin Lake – five times 

consecutively, to be exact). The massive 18.30-lbs. 

walleye was caught by local priest and fisherman Father 

Mariusz Zajac in January 2005. The Provincial Live 

Release Walleye Record stands at 18.06 lbs. and was 

pulled from Tobin Lake in September 1997. The lake also 

has the distinction of holding the former Canadian record 

for northern pike. 

While fishing is often the main reason for visiting the 

Nipawin area, other recreational and adventure 

opportunities are coming into the spotlight and making it 

a full-featured, four-season destination. 

The 17th annual Fish for Freedom Ladies-Only Fishing 

Derby will be held from August 17-18 on Tobin Lake. As 

Canada’s largest ladies-only fishing event, this 

tournament benefits local and women’s charities. 

Evergreen Golf Club 

Nipawin and District Regional Park 

Teams consist of two women and a third person to 

captain the boat (male or female). There is a team limit of 

120 teams. The total prize payout for the tournament is 

$7,775 and first prize is $2,000. For more information, 

visit www.nipawin.com/fishforfreedom.php. 

Other fishing tournaments on Tobin Lake include the 

Shorebird Inn Walleye Championship, which takes place 

in July, and the Fins n’ Skins, which is held in June. 

Fins n’ Skins is a two-person team combined fish and 

golf tournament. The golf portion takes place at Rolling 

Pines Golf and Country Resort. 

“It is amazing to see visitors from all over North America 

here for both the tournaments and recreation,” Rospad 

said. “The world-class fishing resource of different 

species, including walleye and northern pike, draw many 

enthusiastic and return visitors.” 

“Fishing is definitely one of our main attractions in the 

Nipawin area. We serve anglers who focus only on 

fishing, but we also service anglers who are curious about 

other things they can ‘value-add’ to their trips,” said 

Kathy Palidwar, owner/manager of Northern Greens 

Resort, one of the area’s accommodations. 

“Nipawin offers a variety of tourism attractions yearround,” 

she said. “All tourists whether local, provincial, or 

international, have choices and can combine activities 

and attraction sites.” 

Many of these activities and attractions can be found 

within Nipawin and District Regional Park, which is 

situated on the Saskatchewan River portion of Tobin Lake 

and approximately two kilometres from Nipawin. 

The park provides easy access to spectacular fishing and 

is designed as a family destination with many amenities. A 

full-service marina with boat rentals (deluxe boats 

available), fuel, bait, tackle, twin concrete boat launch, 

filleting house, confectionery, licensed restaurant, and 

outfitting services can be found at Twin Marine.


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“We are in the heart of it all here at the marina in the 

Nipawin Regional Park, so we are impacted greatly by the 

number of anglers and boats that launch out of our front 

door. We are a one-stop shop for them, so it makes us a 

convenient and popular place,” said Nicole Jackson, 

owner of Twin Marine, which was established in 1989. 

Aurora Houseboats of Tobin Lake is located in the park 

as well. Book your weekend or week-long houseboat 

getaway on one of three boats: eight-sleeper, 10-sleeper, 

or 12-sleeper, the newest addition to the fleet. Aurora 

Houseboats, which is owned by Tressa Moroz and Curtis 

Lockwood, also offers river cruises, which can last from 

one hour to eight hours (private bookings). 

“The lay of the land is exactly the way it was other than 

shaping our tees and greens. This makes for a very 

natural setting amongst the native pines, aspen, and 

many species of berries and plant life.” 

Only 25 minutes outside of Nipawin, you can find Pasquia 

Regional Park Golf Course. This course features nine 

holes of irrigated fairways and grass greens that begin on 

the lush prairie and then dive into the wooded Pasquia 

river valley, making the course a truly unique golf 

experience. 

“The river cruises give people a chance to relax on the 

top deck and enjoy the beautiful scenery,” Moroz said. 

“The nature here is unbelievable.” 

The houseboating season runs from mid-May to mid- 

September. Moroz says that houseboating is the perfect 

family getaway. In fact, many of their bookings are for 

special occasions, such as anniversaries and birthdays. 

“It is about creating lasting memories,” she said. 

A variety of recreation activities abound at Nipawin and 

District Regional Park, such as camping, a playground, 

walking and hiking trails, mini-golf, barnyard zoo, 

horseshoe pits, stocked trout pond, sprinkler park, 

Nipawin Swinging Bridge, basketball and volleyball courts, 

and a beach. 

Uniquely situated where the forest meets the prairie, 

Nipawin has garnered a reputation as one of 

Saskatchewan’s most exciting golf destinations. The area 

offers three local courses that are both spectacular and 

challenging. 

Rated one of the top five public courses in Saskatchewan 

and one of the top 100 in Canada, Evergreen Golf Club 

offers 18 holes across rolling evergreen woodland, and is 

just minutes from downtown Nipawin. 

New in 2007, nine-hole Rolling Pines Golf and Country 

Resort is located halfway between Nipawin and Tobin 

Lake in the scenic boreal forest. Owners Larry and 

Debbie Arnst say this picturesque and unique course was 

“shaped by nature.” 

Aurora Houseboats 

Nipawin is also an excellent destination for winter travel, 

with hundreds of kilometres of snowmobile trails in the 

nearby area, as well as downhill skiing and snowboarding 

at the nearby Wapiti Valley Ski & Board Resort. 

Whatever the season, the Nipawin area is vast and has 

something for everyone to enjoy. Just ask Palidwar. 

“Imagine reeling in a record walleye in the morning at 

Tobin Lake, golfing at the Evergreen championship golf 

course or Rolling Pines or Pasquia Park, sitting at one of 

the dockside restaurants, then relaxing fireside or winding 

down at the multiuse facility,” she said. 

Book your next vacation in the Nipawin area today and 

make sure to pack your fishing rod, golf clubs, and a 

sense of adventure. For more information, visit 

www.nipawin.com. 

fishing events at nipawin/tobin lake: 

• Fins n’ Skins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .June 16, 2012 

• Tobin Lake Walleye Classic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .July 13-15, 2012 

• Nipawin Great Northern Pike Festival . . . . . . . . . . . . .June 17-September 30, 2012 

• Saskatchewan Premier’s Walleye Cup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .August 10-11, 2012 

• Fish for Freedom Ladies-Only Fishing Derby . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .August 17-18, 2012 

• Vanity Cup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .September 29-30, 2012 

other fishing events: 

• Lake Diefenbaker Walleye Classic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .May 26-27, 2012 

• Angler & Young Angler Walleye Championship Tournament . . . . . . . .July 17, 2012 

• Regina Beach Lions Walleye Classic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .June 3-4, 2012 

• National Fishing Week (www.nationalfishingweekcanada.net) ....July 7-15, 2012 

• Saskatchewan Landing International . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .July 21-22, 2012 

• Last Mountain Fall Walleye Classic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .September 7-8, 2012 

For more fishing events or further information, contact Tourism Saskatchewan at 

1-877-237-2273 or visit www.sasktourism.com/events.


tie your fly 

and cast your line 

in saskatchewan's 

abundant waters 

Wollaston Lake Lodge 

Novices to the world of angling may not appreciate the 

difference between fly fishing and other varieties of the 

sport, but seasoned anglers can tell you that fishing on 

the fly is a unique experience. And it is an experience well 

worth having. 

Izaak Walton, author of the 17th-century guide The 

Compleat Angler, called fly fishing “The Contemplative 

Man's Recreation.” Any fly fisherman would agree that 

there are plenty of chances for contemplation, as you 

cast your line into a promising pond or inlet, trying with all 

of your skill and patience to attract the attention of a 

northern pike or lake trout. 

But Walton also meant that catching fish on a fly requires 

patience, mastery, and above all, the ability to think like a 

fish. Water temperature, time of day, behaviour patterns, 

feeding habits, and a variety of factors will play into your 

considerations. Fly fishing is both sport and art, one that 

requires imagination, creativity, and persistence. 

Traditional fly fishing opportunities await anglers in the 

clear streams and inlets of southern Saskatchewan. In the 

southwest corner of the province, spring-fed streams flow 

through the Cypress Hills region, with abundant rainbow, 

brook, and brown trout. Camping facilities at Cypress 

Hills Interprovincial Park let you climb out of your tent or 

recreational vehicle and take a leisurely stroll along the 

creeks and streams that wander through the park. 

Saskatchewan's parks furnish some of the best fly fishing 

you will ever encounter. At Narrow Hills Provincial Park, in 

the province's central fishing zone, lakes are stocked with 

more than a dozen varieties of fish, including six species 

of trout. 

Up north, fly fishing becomes an adventure. Not only do 

you have an opportunity to catch some truly impressive 

fish, you also get your shot at species such as northern 

pike and Arctic grayling. Saskatchewan's northern pike 

are known for battling anglers, and it is a thrilling sight to 

watch an Arctic grayling leap from swift waters. A 

northern fly-fishing expedition will test your mettle and 

create lasting memories. 

Fortunately, for fly fishermen or women, many of 

Saskatchewan's northern outfitters are well equipped to 

handle anglers of all kinds. Arctic Lodges, located on the 

shores of Reindeer Lake, offers all-inclusive fly-in fishing 

packages of up to eight days. Reindeer Lake is one of


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those rare bodies of water that offer the “Northern Grand 

Slam” – the chance to catch northern pike, walleye, Arctic 

grayling, and lake trout on one outing. And it can all be 

done with a fly. 

“We see the number of fly fishermen growing every year,” 

said lodge manager Duane Kurbis. “It's turned into a 

popular sport, and we're happy to accommodate anyone 

who wants to try it out.” 

People come from all over to try their hand at the 

Northern Grand Slam. Colorado resident Dave Coulson is 

the very definition of a master fly fishermen. Coulson ties 

flies commercially, teaches classes in everything from ice 

fishing to aquatic insect identification, edits the site 

www.fishexplorer.com, and has even been known to stop 

spontaneously on his way home from work and offer his 

help to inexperienced anglers. In short, he is the man you 

want to have on your next fishing expedition. 

In June 2010, Coulson flew into Arctic Lodges for eight 

days of good food, a little luxury in the remote northern 

reaches of Saskatchewan, and some great fly fishing. Did 

he make the Northern Grand Slam? Even better: on his 

fourth day, Coulson pulled up six species of fish: Arctic 

grayling, northern pike, lake trout, walleye, sucker, and 

whitefish. 

“We see the number of fly 

fishermen growing every year. 

It's turned into a popular sport, 

and we're happy to accommodate 

anyone who wants to try it out.” 

of the best freshwater fisheries they will ever encounter. 

At more than 160-km long and 400-ft deep, Wollaston 

Lake teems with northern pike, lake trout, walleye, and 

Arctic grayling. 

Wollaston Lake Lodge offers a host of services, from 

great lodgings to fly-out opportunities for even more 

remote and spectacular fishing areas. But Wollaston Lake 

is also a fly fisherman's paradise. Experienced guides will 

help ensure that you get the most out of your fly fishing 

experience, whether you are simply curious, or a veteran 

of the sport. 

Be warned, though: once you find yourself battling a 

leaping northern pike with a fly that you have carefully tied 

yourself, you may never want to fish any other way. If you 

hit the Northern Grand Slam on Wollaston Lake, you have 

bragging rights that will last you forever. 

Walleye 

For Coulson, though, the real joy in fly fishing in northern 

Saskatchewan is more than the numbers of fish caught or 

the thrill of catching a 41-inch northern pike. He will tell 

you that the people are what make fly fishing in 

Saskatchewan so special. 

“The people are the reason to come back,” Coulson said. 

“I've visited several [lodges] over the years, and Arctic 

Lodges is the best I've been to. Not just because of the 

facilities, but because of the people.” 

Arctic Lodges isn't the only northern outfitter that caters 

to the adventurous angler with a love of fly casting. 

Situated at the mouth of the Umpherville River, Wollaston 

Lake Lodge offers anglers the opportunity to explore one 

“Fly fishing is definitely addictive,” laughs lodge manager 

Craig Blackmur. “About 25 to 30 per cent of our guests 

are regular fly fishers, and we encourage anglers to try it 

out. People really enjoy it.” 

For more information on Arctic Lodges, visit 

www.arcticlodges.com. See Page 57 for full listing. 

Arctic grayling 

For more information on Wollaston Lake Lodge, visit 

www.wollastonlakelodge.com. See Page 63 for full listing.


fishing 

outfitters 

THE FOLLOWING CROSS-REFERENCE INDEX LISTS FISHING OUTFITTERS ALPHABETICALLY BY LODGE NAME. 

BASE CAMP LOCATIONS AND MAP REFERENCE NUMBERS ARE ALSO IDENTIFIED. ALSO INDICATED ARE THE 

SPECIES OF FISH THAT CAN BE FOUND AT EACH LODGE. 

THE MAP SECTION IS FOUND ON PAGES 66-71. THIS INDEX REFERS YOU TO THE APPROPRIATE PAGES OF 

THE MAIN DIRECTORY BEGINNING ON PAGE 34, WHERE YOU WILL FIND COMPLETE DETAILS ON THE LODGES 

THAT INTEREST YOU. 

* AIRSTRIP ONSITE OR NEARBY. CONFIRM THE DISTANCE FROM CAMP AND RUNWAY CONDITIONS WITH THE 

OUTFITTER PRIOR TO FILING YOUR FLIGHT PLAN. 

AIR CAMP NAME LAKE/COMMUNITY 

Outpost Camp(s) 

Full American Plan 

Light Housekeeping Plan 

Fly-fishing 

Walleye 

Northern Pike 

Lake Trout 


Map Reference 

Refer to Page 

ANGLER’S TRAIL RESORT LAC LA PLONGE 

* • • • • C7 50 

ARCTIC LODGES LTD REINDEER LAKE 

* • • • • • • B8 57 

BAIT MASTERS BEAR HUNTING CAMPS LTD GREEN LAKE • • • • C6 48 

BEAVER LODGE FLY-INN CO LTD FOSTER LAKES/LOWER • • • • B8 47 

BESNARD LAKE LODGE BESNARD LAKE 

* • • • C7 36 

BIG SANDY LAKE OUTDOOR BIG SANDY LAKE • • • • D6 37 

ADVENTURES 

BLACKMUR’S ATHABASCA ATHABASCA LAKE 

* • • • • • • • A11 35 

FISHING LODGES 

BOREAL CAMP SERVICES 

* 

& CREE LAKE • • • • • A9 44 

OUTFITTING LTD - CREE LAKE CAMP 

BOREAL CAMP SERVICES & TROUT LAKE • • • • D7 61 

OUTFITTING LTD - TROUT LAKE CAMP 

CAMP GRAYLING BLACK LAKE 

* • • • • • • • • B11 37 

CAMP KINISOO (1976) LTD LAC LA RONGE • • • • D7 50 

CANADIAN WILDERNESS SPORTS CAMP LAC LA RONGE • • • • • • D7 51 

CHURCHILL RIVER CHURCHILL RIVER/POTTER RAPIDS • • • • • D7 43 

VOYAGEUR LODGE 

COCHRANE RIVER OUTFITTERS COCHRANE RIVER 

* • • • • • • • B10 43 

COMPLEX LAKE LODGE COMPLEX LAKE • • • • • A8 44 

CREE LAKE LODGE CREE LAKE • • • • • A9 44 

CREE RIVER LODGE INC WAPATA LAKE 

* • • • • • • B10 61 

CREE RIVER LODGE LTD THERIAU LAKE (UNKNOWN LAKE) • • • • • B10 60 

CRYSTAL LODGE INC CREE LAKE 

* • • • • • • • A9 44 

CUP LAKE ADVENTURES CUP LAKE • • • • C8 45 

DAVIN LAKE LODGE DAVIN LAKE 

* • • • • • • B8 45 

ERRINGTON LAKE LODGE ERRINGTON LAKE • • • D6 47 

* 

F.A.T.S. CAMP 2005 LTD JAN LAKE • • • D6 49 

FLOTTEN LAKE RESORT LIMITED FLOTTEN LAKE • • • • • • C6 47 

FOSTER RIVER CAMPS - EULAS LAKE EULAS LAKE • • • D7 47 

G & S MARINA OUTFITTERS LAST MOUNTAIN LAKE • • • • • E3 52 

GEORGE LAKE CAMP OUTFITTING GEORGE LAKE • • • • • C8 47 

GRAND SLAM LODGE REINDEER LAKE • • • • • • B9 57 

GREY OWL CAMP FLY-IN LTD ONEMAN LAKE • • • • B8 55 

HASBALA LAKE LODGE HASBALA LAKE • • • • • B11 48 

HATCHET LAKE LODGE HATCHET LAKE 

* • • • • • • B10 48 

HAWKROCK WILDERNESS HAWKROCK RIVER • • • • • • • • B10 49 

ADVENTURES 

HIGHLAND OUTFITTERS OUTLOOK • • • • • E3 55 

HOLT LAKE LODGE HOLT LAKE 

* • • • • • • C8 49 

HORSEHEAD TROPHY HUNTS ST. WALBURG • • C5 59 

INDIAN HEAD CAMP ADVENTURES ATHABASCA LAKE 

* • • • • • A11 36 

ISKWATIKAN LAKE LODGE ISKWATIKAN LAKE • • • • • D7 49 

JAN LAKE LODGE JAN LAKE 

* • • • D6 50 

KAMKOTA LODGE PINEHOUSE LAKE 

* • • • • • • C7 56 

KANE LAKE TROPHY OUTFITTERS KANE LAKE • • • • • • • • E4 50 

KATCHE KAMP OUTFITTERS EAST TROUT LAKE 

* • • • • • • D6 46 

LAROCQUE LAKE LODGE LAROCQUE LAKE • • • • D7 52 

LAST MOUNTAIN LAKE OUTFITTERS STRASBOURG • E3 59 

LAWRENCE BAY LODGE & AIRWAYS REINDEER LAKE • • • • • • • • B8 57 

LITTLE PINE LODGE 

* 

CHITEK LAKE • • • • • • C5 38 

LLOYD LAKE LODGE LLOYD LAKE 

* • • • • • • A9 52 

MACINTYRE LAKE LODGE MACINTYRE LAKE • • • • • • A9 52 

MACSWANEY’S CABINS 

* 

& LODGE TOBIN LAKE • • • • D5 60 


MAWDSLEY LAKE FISHING MAWDSLEY LAKE • • • • • • A8 53 

LODGE INC 

MICHEL LODGE DORE LAKE 

* • • • • C6 46 

MILTON LAKE LODGE MILTON LAKE • • • • • • • B11 54 

MINOR BAY LODGE 

* 

& WOLLASTON LAKE • • • • • • • B9 63 

OUTPOSTS LTD 

MISKAT LAKE OUTFITTERS (1997) HOBBS LAKE • • • D6 49 

NAGLE LAKE OUTFITTERS NAGLE LAKE • • • D8 54 

NORDIC LODGE 

* 

REINDEER LAKE • • • • • • B8 58 

NORTHERN CREE ADVENTURES 

* 

CREE LAKE • • • • • • • C6 44 

NORTHERN CROSS 

* 

MEADOW LAKE • • • C6 54 

RESORT LTD 

PROVINCIAL PARK/LAC DES ILES 

Outpost Camp(s) 

Full American Plan 

Light Housekeeping Plan 

Fly-fishing 

Walleye 

Northern Pike 

Lake Trout 


Map Reference 

Refer to Page 

NORTHERN ECHO LODGE WAPAWEKKA LAKE • • • • D6 62 

NORTHERN LIGHTS LODGE DESCHAMBAULT LAKE • • • • D6 46 

NORTHERN NIGHTS OUTFITTERS LTD WASKWEI LAKE • • • D7 62 

NORTHERN REFLECTION LODGE GOW LAKE • • • • B8 48 

PAULL RIVER WILDERNESS CAMP PAULL RIVER • • • • • • • D7 56 

PAWISTIK LODGE STURGEON-WEIR RIVER 

* • • • • D6 59 

PICKEREL BAY CABINS LTD LAC LA RONGE • • • • • • D7 51 

PINE GROVE RESORT EAST TROUT LAKE • • • D6 47 

PINE ISLAND RESORT LTD BLACK BEAR ISLAND LAKE • • • • D7 36 

PINE POINT LODGE & OUTPOST ATHAPAPUSKOW LAKE • • • • • • D6 36 

PLAISTED CAMPS RUSSELL LAKE • • • • • • • • B9 58 

POINTER LAKE LODGE POINTER LAKE • • • • • • D7 56 

POPLAR POINT RESORT COWAN LAKE • • • • • C5 44 

RAVENSHOE OUTFITTING WHITEWOOD 

* • • • E2 62 

REEL NORTH OUTFITTERS INC. MCTAVISH LAKE • • • D7 53 

REINDEER LAKE TROUT CAMP REINDEER LAKE 

* • • • • • • • • B8 58 

SASKATCHEWAN RIVER LTD TOBIN LAKE • • • • • D5 60 

HUNTING AND FISHING CAMPS 

SCOTT LAKE LODGE SCOTT LAKE • • • • • A11 59 

SCREAMING EAGLE OUTFITTERS BUFFALO NARROWS 

* • • • C7 37 

SELWYN LAKE LODGE INC SELWYN LAKE • • • • • • B11 58 

SHADD LAKE CABINS SHADD LAKE • • • • • • D7 59 

SILENCE OF THE NORTH 

* 

MIROND LAKE • • • • • • • D7 54 

SLIM’S CABINS CHURCHILL RIVER 

* • • • • • • D7 43 

SPORTSMAN’S LODGE MCINTOSH LAKE • • • • D7 53 

T AND D AMISK CABINS AMISK LAKE • • • • D6 35 

THE RAFFERTY OUTFITTER RAFFERTY DAM RESERVOIR • • • E1 56 

THOMPSON LAKE LODGE THOMPSON LAKE • • • D7 60 

THOMPSON’S CAMPS 

* 

L.P. OTTER LAKE • • • • • • • • D7 55 

THREE LAKES CAMP JAN LAKE 

* • • • • D6 50 

TINKER’S CAMP BUFFALO NARROWS • • • • • C7 37 

TWIN BAY RESORT LTD DESCHAMBAULT LAKE • • • • • D6 46 

TWIN FALLS LODGE CHURCHILL RIVER/ • • • • D7 43 

MOUNTAIN PORTAGE 

TWIN MARINE 

* 

TOBIN LAKE • • • D5 60 

UBIQUITY LAKE OUTFITTERS UBIQUITY LAKE 

* • • • • • • A9 61 

WALTERS WILDERNESS CAMP CARROT RIVER • • D5 37 

OUTFITTING 

WHEELER RIVER LODGE LTD WHEELER RIVER • • • • • • • B9 62 

WOLF BAY LODGE - PHELPS LAKE • • • • • • • B11 56 

PHELPS LAKE CAMP INC 

WOLLASTON LAKE LODGE LTD 

* 

WOLLASTON LAKE • • • • • • B10 63


hunt 

saskatchewan 

Moose hunt 

Saskatchewan is home to some of North America’s most 

plentiful populations of wildlife. Hunting here offers a 

wonderful time to relax and enjoy the clean air, peace and 

quiet, and the freedom from life’s many pressures. 

The skies literally fill with waterfowl, the deer are bigger 

than anywhere in the world, and the black bear and 

moose roam the Saskatchewan landscape in abundance. 

Though it may sound like legend, these fantastic hunting 

conditions are all here, waiting to be discovered. 

Saskatchewan, located along North America’s Central 

Flyway, affords plenty of great opportunities for bird 

hunting. With flocks numbering in the tens of thousands, 

the autumn skies are crowded with waterfowl journeying 

south. Abundant geese, sandhill cranes, and North 

America’s largest duck population (Saskatchewan


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contributes one of every four ducks found on the 

continent!) make Saskatchewan a paradise for bird 

hunters. In addition to waterfowl, upland game birds, 

such as Hungarian partridge, ruffed grouse, and 

ptarmigan make bird hunting in the province extremely 

rewarding. 

Saskatchewan game-bird seasons open in early 

September. This is an exciting time of year to be afield. 

The sight of the wide open skies full of endless soaring 

flocks of birds contributes to a memorable hunting 

experience. 

In addition to Saskatchewan’s outstanding bird hunting 

opportunities, big game hunting is also superb. The 

largest trophy white-tailed deer in the world exist here, a 

fact influenced by large tracts of habitat, superior 

genetics, rich minerals in our fertile soil, and our northern 

climate. 

Moose and black bear hunters enjoy excellent success 

throughout the northern forest area. These magnificent 

animals provide challenging hunts, frequently involving 

travel by boat and ATV into the most remote parts of the 

province. The Porcupine Hills, Cumberland Delta, 

Wapawekka Hills, Pasquia Hills, and Meadow Lake region 

are among many superb locations. Moose can be hunted 

in the province's southern hunting zone as well. 

Different areas offer a variety of hunting experiences. If 

you plan to hunt from a tree stand, the forest fringe areas 

are ideal. Hunters looking for more of a stalk will find the 

parkland region of central Saskatchewan offers exciting 

challenges. 

Hunting to manage the numbers of moose, pronghorn 

antelope, mule deer, and elk is reserved for residents of 

Saskatchewan. Regulations require non-Canadians to 

hunt bear, moose, and white-tailed deer with a licensed 

outfitter. Most seasons are managed by computer-draw, 

although there are open seasons for elk in some areas. 

Residents can also acquire over-the-counter tags to hunt 

moose, black bear, white-tailed deer, and elk. The 

province offers abundant game populations and 

opportunities to hunt on both public and private land. 

Hunters should always obtain landowner permission 

before venturing onto privately owned land. 

Whatever your hunting pleasure, there are more than 200 

dedicated outfitters representing the province’s finest 

hunting and fishing operations. They are waiting to 

welcome and guide you through your adventures. That 

down-home prairie hospitality extends to the outfitting 

community. You can be sure of a warm welcome and 

benefit from the hard working cooks, guides, and more. 

Saskatchewan outfitters offer world-class guided hunts. 

These lodges offer the services of experienced staff and 

knowledgeable guides, whose honest and sincere 

attention to every detail helps ensure an enjoyable 

adventure. Throughout your stay, you will encounter some 

of the world’s friendliest people, who take great pride in 

sharing Saskatchewan with visitors. 

Private cabins are most often used to accommodate 

guests at outfitting camps. Facilities can range from 

deluxe to modern, semi-modern, or non-modern. A full 

range of possibilities are available from doing your own 

cooking in light housekeeping situations to onsite 

camping to all-inclusive camps. Whatever the preference, 

be it peace and quiet with all the amenities or the chance 

to “rough it,” there is an outfitter who fits the description. 

Saskatchewan has two international airports. Efficient 

highway routes make travel convenient and hunting areas 

easy to reach. However, access into the northern regions 

of the province requires a degree of coordination, which is 

another area of expertise filled by the ample number of 

hunting outfitters. 

A reliable outfitter will be able to guide you to the 

province’s best hunting spots, for whatever type of game 

and experience you are seeking. Some restrictions apply 

to non-resident and U.S. hunters. For details on 

restrictions, refer to the Saskatchewan Hunters’ and 

Trappers’ Guide, available online at 

www.environment.gov.sk.ca. 

Saskatchewan is favoured with outstanding natural 

resources and a raft of friendly outfitters willing to share – 

it is truly a hunter’s dream. Great hunting adventures are 

as abundant as the populations of ducks, geese, whitetailed 

deer, moose, and black bear. It’s all here…waiting 

for you to discover. 

Direct air access into Saskatchewan is now available from 

Denver,, Minneapolis, and Chicago. 

For more information, visit Tourism Saskatchewan’s 

website, www.sasktourism.com/hunting. 

Upland game hunting


saskatchewan: 

Moose 

a hunter’s 

paradise 

It was gazing out of the window 

on his daily commute that 

started it all for Allan Serhan. 

Flying over the remote areas of 

northern Saskatchewan by float 

plane, he saw lakes and rivers 

too numerous to count. 

It was not long before he stopped dreaming and 

started making plans, and Hawkrock Wilderness 

Adventures became one step closer to reality. 

Armed with his youth and a lot of determination, 

Serhan flew supplies into the isolated north one 

spring. When he arrived in April, the snow was 

chest-deep. He dug down to the ground, set up a 

tent, and began the arduous task of building. 

It took more than 60 trips with a single-otter plane 

to deliver the supplies to the Hawkrock River. 

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Each piece of lumber, electrical components, plumbing 

supplies, and every nail had to be loaded and unloaded. 

Each item had to be carefully thought out as there was 

certainly no local hardware store to call on. 

Although the amount of physical work was enormous, 

Serhan has never looked back. His career in the hydroline 

industry was just not meant to be. “It was quite a 

challenge. Building and living in a tent with the bears and 

the wolverines and the wolves... you’ve definitely got to 

love what you’re doing,” Serhan said. 

“Now, for all the effort, in the middle of the wilderness, we 

absolutely do not rough it.” Serhan offers American Plan 

lodging, boasting comfortable modern living with fine 

touches like cathedral ceilings and covered decks with 

fireplaces. 

rarity, but now there is a close community and strong 

support from the industry. 

“It used to be isolated. I couldn’t exactly go down to the 

coffee shop and chat to people about what I was doing, 

because outfitting was so new. Now, there are all kinds of 

entrepreneurs out there doing some great stuff,” he said. 

The strong Canadian dollar combined with a U.S. 

customer base has also changed things. Always looking 

for ways to strengthen his business, especially in times of 

the economic downturn, Serhan has his eye on becoming 

a year-round operation. 

The second lodge was built from the ground up as well 

but without the challenges of a fly-in location. This camp 

offers outstanding white-tailed deer hunting. The mature 

white-tailed buck is a smart animal, and Saskatchewan 

provides plenty of space for them to grow to impressive 

sizes. 

Black Bear 

As part of that, he has a number of adventure-style 

options for visitors who are not hunters. “Everybody loves 

the fireplace in winter,” Serhan said. “We’re only 15 miles 

(24 km) out of the city, but it still feels like we’re in the 

middle of nowhere.” 

White-tailed Deer 

Serhan offers both tree stand hunting, as well as stalkstyle 

techniques in the forest fringe and farmland areas. 

Serhan and his staff spend hundreds of hours scouting 

the areas. They learn the game feeding and movement 

patterns and, as a result, they have extremely high 

success rates. 

The prime and plentiful game in Saskatchewan is not 

limited to white-tailed deer. Between his two lodges, 

Serhan also offers great bear and migratory bird hunting. 

That trophy-calibre game has remained a constant over 

the years, while the outfitting business itself has evolved 

since Serhan’s start in the 1980s. Outfitting used to be a 

Operating from his drive-in camp in central 

Saskatchewan, the wildlife viewing and photography are 

excellent. Whether it is wilderness excursions, stalking the 

prized white-tailed deer in the central part of the province, 

or coordinating visits to the remote fly-in camp, Serhan 

relishes the chance to share his love of nature. 

This appetite for the outdoors is a common characteristic 

among hunters of all backgrounds, ages, and locations. 

For Larry Hanshaw of Virginia, discovering Saskatchewan 

has been a high point in his hunting career. He enjoys the 

wide open spaces and down-home hospitality he 

receives each time he visits Buck Paradise Outfitters. 

He first discovered the outfitter on a TV program about 

hunting in 2005, and he has visited twice a year ever 

since. Hanshaw, who has been hunting for 40 years, 

plans to see a lot more of Saskatchewan in the future. 

He owns a heating and air conditioning contractor


“Saskatchewan has an 

unbelievable quantity and 

quality of game. The 

people and the scenery... 

it’s like coming to a little 

slice of heaven up there.” 

company in northern Virginia, and looks forward to the 

change of pace that hunting allows. 

“Saskatchewan has an unbelievable quantity and quality of 

game. The people and the scenery... it’s like coming to a 

little slice of heaven up there,” he said. 

Hanshaw is joined by legions of other satisfied customers at 

Buck Paradise. The testimonials page on its website is full 

of deliriously happy comments and promises of return visits. 

Operated by Grant and Shelly Kuypers of Paradise Hill, the 

outfitter website also features a “Meet the Staff” section that 

includes a short background on everyone from owners and 

guides to cooks and caretakers. The sense of camaraderie 

almost jumps off of the page. 

a guide for a number of years, an opportunity to purchase 

his own operation came up. Having been involved with the 

industry, Kuypers easily adjusted to the role of business 

owner. 

Today, Buck Paradise operates three camps. The Paradise 

Hill Camp, with its beautifully crafted wood carvings 

throughout the lodges, is host to some outstanding whitetailed 

deer, bear, and bird hunting. The Green Lake Camp is 

a little further north and has great white-tailed deer and 

bear hunting. The Goodsoil Camp, a partnership with 

Kuyper’s brother and cousin, also focuses on white-tailed 

deer. 

The Buck Paradise website is one of its biggest marketing 

tools. With journal entries and new pictures being added 

daily during the hunting season, the site is logging a great 

deal of hits. Keeping the website current requires a lot of 

time, but it is an excellent way to stay in touch with its 

customers. 

“The hunters enjoy seeing it. We’ve got the journal and they 

all like to know what we’re doing up here,” Kuypers said, 

whose customer base is mainly from the United States. 

Elk 

Pronghorn Antelope 

“Key to any business is having good people working for 

you, and people that care about the business and are 

having fun. And we have fun with clients too,” Kuypers said. 

He explains that hunting is much more than just felling an 

animal. It’s about the adventure and the chance to meet 

new people. 

It is a story told over and over again: hunters finding 

excellent lodging, guiding, and then friendship with their 

outfitters. As Serhan says of his loyal visitors at Hawkrock 

Wilderness Adventures: “Every camp has its own 

personality, and if the quality is there, people will come 

back.” 

For more information about Hawkrock Wilderness 

Adventures, visit www.hawkrockwilderness.com. 

See Page 49 for full listing. 

For more information about Buck Paradise Outfitters, visit 

www.buckparadise.com. See Page 55 for full listing. 

Both Grant and Shelly were raised in the Paradise Hill area 

and still run their farming operation there. Grant was 

introduced to guiding by his brother-in-law. After working as


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Morning hunt 

quality hunts 

and camaraderie 

With a combined age of 167 years, Robert 

Ipple and Glen Rasmussen have both been 

hunting since they were teenagers. And, after 

all of those years of experience, they are 

impressed with Saskatchewan.


“It’s their week to 

have a good time 

and relax and enjoy 

the outdoors.” 

Ravenshoe Outfitting 

Ipple, 88, is an avid downhill skier, and it was at a sports 

show in Salt Lake City, where he first learned of the 

ample hunting in Saskatchewan. The two friends from 

Wisconsin made arrangements to visit Ravenshoe 

Outfitting the following fall. 

He and Rasmussen have been hunting together for years, 

and were growing dissatisfied with the crowded 

conditions elsewhere. 

Of course, sometimes the industry seems to choose its 

people, not the other way around. Paul Ashfield learned 

to hunt as a young boy and got a BB gun the minute he 

was allowed. “Yeah, I was a goner right from the start,” 

Ashfield said with a laugh. 

It was this love of hunting and the outdoors that had him 

spending all of his holidays back home in Saskatchewan, 

usually showing friends or family the good locations. “I 

always had people asking why I didn’t guide for a living. 

But, at the time, it was only a six-week season, and I was 

making good money in Toronto.” 

He eventually applied for an outfitting license, and, years 

later, got a call when an opportunity opened up near his 

hometown of Grenfell. He bought the license, but it 

wasn’t until much later that he left the big city to become 

a full-time outfitter. 

Today, Ashfield offers only the highest calibre duck hunts 

during a prime eight-week stretch each fall. The business 

name, Ravenshoe, is a tribute to Ashfield’s late father 

who passed away one winter just before Christmas. His 

last gift to his son was an ingot of a raven. 

Waterfowl hunting 

“We are going on our fourth year with Paul (Ashfield) and 

we hardly ever see or hear another hunter,” Rasmussen 

said. “We always look forward to this trip.” The feeling is 

entirely mutual. Ashfield is proud to have these two 

gentlemen as his customers and friends. 

It is these connections and friendships between fellow 

sportsmen that keep the outfitting industry full of such 

genuine people. 

Ravenshoe Outfitting offers superb hunting and a 

selection of wilderness adventures. Canoe trips down the 

Qu’Appelle River afford great opportunities for wildlife 

viewing, with plenty of chances to see moose, otters, 

beavers, and more. 

For hunting and wildlife viewing alike, the stomping 

grounds of the Qu’Appelle Valley are a high-traffic area for 

migratory birds, and the waterfowl hunting here is 

excellent. 

“Everyone goes home happy,” Ashfield said of the prime 

hunting conditions. 

Last Mountain Lake Outfitters operates in south-central 

Saskatchewan, and also sees many satisfied customers 

each year. Located on the intersection of two major 

flyways, the area is an important staging area.


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Snow Geese 

Owner Terry Young looks forward to seeing his long-term 

customers each year. Young says that after so many 

visits, customers become friends. 

“When you really click with certain guys, the practical 

jokes start to happen and you have a little fun,” he said. 

Having a laugh definitely takes the pressure off of the 

outfitters and guides, as it can be a demanding job at 

times. Young has capable and personable guides on 

staff, which only adds to the quality of the experience. 

Repeat customers are invaluable to an outfitting 

operation, and Young usually knows by the early winter 

months who will be returning and when. 

“We work really hard at trying to put together really good, 

quality hunts for these fellas. Obviously every group has 

great hunts because they keep coming back,” Young 

said. 

Young’s entry into the outfitting industry was a natural 

development for him. Though he wasn’t officially a guide, 

he organized hunting trips for friends and family for years. 

When he had the chance to work as a guide for another 

outfitter, it was a great introduction to the industry. 

A few years later, Young had the opportunity to buy a part 

of the business and get his own area started. Bird 

hunters are not required to use the services of an outfitter, 

but the advantages are many. 

Outfitters often have agreements with landowners, know 

where the game is, and can provide equipment like decoy 

spreads, boats, and vehicles. 

Producing more than 25 per cent of North America’s 

ducks and geese, Saskatchewan is located along the 

migration path of one of four major routes on the 

continent. With tens of thousands of geese, ducks, and 

sandhill cranes stopping along their route of North 

America’s Central Flyway, the skies literally fill with birds in 

flight. 

The outstanding hunting conditions are a fantastic reason 

for a break from the pressures of everyday life. 

“The guys that come up here, sometimes it’s family or 

sometimes it’s just four guys that are old buddies. It’s 

their week when they can get away. It’s their week to 

have a good time and relax and enjoy the outdoors,” 

Young said. 

Game-bird season opens in early-September – a perfect 

time for a getaway with good friends. 

For more information about Ravenshoe Outfitting, visit 

www.ravenshoe.ca. See Page 62 for full listing. 

For more information about Last Mountain Lake 

Outfitters, visit www.lmloutfitters.com. See Page 59 for full 

listing.


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huNtiNG 

Outfitters 

THE FOLLOWING CROSS-REFERENCE INDEX LISTS HUNTING 

OUTFITTERS ALPHABETICALLY BY CAMP NAME. BASE CAMP 

LOCATIONS AND MAP REFERENCE NUMBERS ARE ALSO 

IDENTIFIED. 

THIS INDEX ALSO REFERS YOU TO THE APPROPRIATE PAGE 

OF THE MAIN DIRECTORY WHERE YOU WILL FIND COMPLETE 

DETAILS ON A PARTICULAR CAMP. THE MAP SECTION IS 

FOUND ON PAGES 66-71. 

* AIRSTRIP ONSITE OR NEARBY. CONFIRM DISTANCE FROM 

CAMP AND RUNWAY CONDITIONS WITH CAMP OPERATOR 

PRIOR TO FILING FLIGHT PLAN. 


ACCESS AWESOME BUFFALO NARROWS • C8 37 

WILDERNESS HUNTS 

ANTONICHUK OUTFITTERS PREECEVILLE • • • • • • • E4 56 

BAIT MASTERS BEAR HUNTING GREEN LAKE • • • • • C6 48 

CAMPS LTD 

BEAR CREEK OUTFITTERS STENEN • • • • E4 59 

BENTLEY COBEN WILDLIFE PRODUCTIONS INC TESSIER • • E3 60 

BIG SANDY LAKE OUTDOOR BIG SANDY LAKE • • • • D6 37 

ADVENTURES 

BIG SKY OUTFITTING CUT KNIFE 

* • • • C4 45 

BLACKMUR’S ATHABASCA ATHABASCA LAKE 

* • • A11 35 

FISHING LODGES 

BUCK PARADISE OUTFITTERS 

* 

PARADISE HILL • • • • • • • C5 55 

CAMP KINISOO (1976) LTD LAC LA RONGE • D7 50 

CHAPARRAL HUNTING ADVENTURES TURTLE LAKE • • • • • • C5 61 

COCHRANE RIVER OUTFITTERS 

* 

COCHRANE RIVER • • B10 43 

CREE LAKE LODGE CREE LAKE • • A9 44 

CRYSTAL LODGE INC 

* 

CREE LAKE • • • A9 44 

DELTA BIG GAME OUTFITTERS CUMBERLAND DELTA • • • D5 45 

ELUSIVE SASKATCHEWAN HUNTER LAKE 

* • C6 49 

WHITETAIL OUTFITTER 

FLOTTEN LAKE RESORT LIMITED FLOTTEN LAKE • • • • • • C6 47 

G & S MARINA OUTFITTERS LAST MOUNTAIN LAKE • • E3 52 

GEORGE LAKE CAMP OUTFITTING GEORGE LAKE • • C8 47 

GLOBAL OUTFITTERS 

* 

SWIFT CURRENT • • E2 60 

GRAND SLAM LODGE REINDEER LAKE • • • B9 57 

GREAT GREY OUTFITTERS LTD SHIPMAN • • D5 59 

HAWKROCK WILDERNESS HAWKROCK RIVER • • • • • • • • B10 49 

ADVENTURES 

Upland Game Bird 

Waterfowl 

Black Bear, Cdn res 

Black Bear, non-res 

Elk 

Moose 

White-tail Deer, Cdn res 

White-tail Deer, non-res 

Map Reference 

Refer to Page 

HIGHLAND OUTFITTERS OUTLOOK • • • • E3 55 

HOLT LAKE LODGE 

* 

HOLT LAKE • • C8 49 

HONKER HEAVEN OUTFITTERS INC COLONSAY • • E3 44 

HORSEHEAD TROPHY HUNTS ST. WALBURG • • • • C5 59 

KAMKOTA LODGE 

* 

PINEHOUSE LAKE • • • C7 56 

KANE LAKE TROPHY OUTFITTERS KANE LAKE • • • E4 50 

KUTAWAGAN OUTFITTERS CHOICELAND • • D5 43 

LAST MOUNTAIN LAKE OUTFITTERS STRASBOURG • • E3 59 

LAWRENCE BAY LODGE & AIRWAYS REINDEER LAKE • • • B8 57 

LITTLE PINE LODGE CHITEK LAKE • • • • • C5 38 

LLOYD LAKE LODGE 

* 

LLOYD LAKE • • A9 52 

MAKWA RIVER OUTFITTERS LTD MAKWA • • • • C6 52 


MICHEL LODGE DORE LAKE 

* • • • • • C6 46 

NAGLE LAKE OUTFITTERS NAGLE LAKE • • • D8 54 

NORLAND CREEK OUTFITTERS LANG • • E1 52 

NORTHERN CREE ADVENTURES CREE LAKE 

* • • • C6 44 

NORTHERN CROSS RESORT LTD MEADOW LAKE 

* • • C6 54 

PROVINCIAL PARK/LAC DES ILES 

NORTHERN ECHO LODGE WAPAWEKKA LAKE • • • • • D6 62 

NORTHERN REFLECTION LODGE GOW LAKE • • • B8 48 

NORTHERN SASKATCHEWAN CHITEK LAKE • • • • • • C5 38 

WILDERNESS HUNTS INC 

OVERFLOW RIVER OUTFITTERS HUDSON BAY • • • • • • D4 49 

PAULL RIVER WILDERNESS CAMP PAULL RIVER • • • D7 56 

PICKEREL BAY CABINS LTD LAC LA RONGE • • D7 51 

PIKE LAKE OUTFITTERS LTD PIKE LAKE • • • • • • E3 56 

PINE POINT LODGE & OUTPOST ATHAPAPUSKOW LAKE • • D6 36 

PIPE STONE GUIDING KELVINGTON • • • • E4 50 

POPLAR POINT RESORT COWAN LAKE • • C5 44 

RAVENSHOE OUTFITTING WHITEWOOD • • • • • E2 62 

REDWILLOW OUTFITTING ARBORFIELD • • D5 35 

REINDEER LAKE TROUT CAMP 

* 

REINDEER LAKE • • • B8 58 

SASKATCHEWAN RIVER TOBIN LAKE • • • • • • • • D5 60 

HUNTING AND FISHING CAMPS LTD 

SCATTERGUN OUTFITTERS WEYBURN • • E1 62 

SCREAMING EAGLE OUTFITTERS 

* 

BUFFALO NARROWS • • • • • C7 37 

SELWYN LAKE LODGE INC SELWYN LAKE • • • B11 58 

SHADD LAKE CABINS SHADD LAKE • • • D7 59 

SILENCE OF THE NORTH 

* 

MIROND LAKE • • • D7 54 

SLIM’S CABINS 

* 

CHURCHILL RIVER • D7 43 

T AND D AMISK CABINS AMISK LAKE • • D6 35 

TAWAW OUTFITTERS WATERHEN LAKE • C6 62 

THOMPSON LAKE LODGE THOMPSON LAKE • • D7 60 

THOMPSON’S CAMPS 

* 

L.P. OTTER LAKE • • • D7 55 

TIMBERLOST OUTFITTING CHITEK LAKE • • C5 38 

TWIN BAY RESORT LTD DESCHAMBAULT LAKE • • • D6 46 

TWIN FALLS LODGE CHURCHILL RIVER/ • • • D7 43 

MOUNTAIN PORTAGE 

UBIQUITY LAKE OUTFITTERS 

* 

UBIQUITY LAKE • A9 61 

WALTERS WILDERNESS CARROT RIVER • • • • D5 37 

CAMP OUTFITTING 

Upland Game Bird 

Waterfowl 

Black Bear, Cdn res 

Black Bear, non-res 

Elk 

Moose 

White-tail Deer, Cdn res 

White-tail Deer, non-res 

Map Reference 

Refer to Page 

WHEELER RIVER LODGE LTD WHEELER RIVER • • • B9 62 

WOLLASTON LAKE LODGE WOLLASTON LAKE • • B10 63

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directory of 

saskatchewan 

outfitters 

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34 S A S K AT C H E W A N F I S H I N G & H U N T I N G O U T F I T T E R S 2 0 1 2 

SaSkatchewan OutfitterS 

The Directory of Saskatchewan 

Outfitters contains an alphabetical 

listing of outfitting camps by 

lake/community, with detailed 

descriptions on the services 

provided by the camps. 

Outfitters rent equipment and offer 

guide services for fishing, canoeing, 

hunting, and other recreational 

activities. They often provide 

accommodation as well. Services 

vary from camp to camp, but most 

outfitters rent equipment like boats, 

outboard motors, and canoes. Many 

sell licences, offer guide services, 

operate tackle shops, and provide 

freezing service, upon request. 

Many outfitters have established 

outposts or day camps, usually in 

the vicinity of their base camps. 

These generally offer fewer facilities 

than base camps. Your camp 

operator will be able to arrange 

transportation to and from these 

more remote spots. 

All outfitters listed in this guide are 

licensed by the Saskatchewan 

Ministry of Environment. Member 

camps of the Saskatchewan 

Outfitters Association (SOA) are 

noted in the directory portion of this 

guide with the SOA symbol. 

f 

To find the camp that is right 

for you: 

• By the name of the lake or area 

that you plan to visit, use the main 

directory beginning on Page 34. 

• By the name of a particular camp, 

use the indexes on Pages 20, 21, 

and 31. 

• Maps giving approximate camp 

locations can be found on Pages 

68-73. 

• Search online at 

www.sasktourism.com. 

The Saskatchewan Outfitters 

Association (SOA) is a memberbased 

organization of Saskatchewan 

hunting and fishing outfitters. 

Saskatchewan outfitters provide 

facilities, equipment and guiding 

services for freshwater fishing, 

migratory and upland bird hunting, 

and big game hunting. 

For more information, contact: 

Saskatchewan Outfitters 

Association 

3700 – 2nd Avenue West 

Prince Albert, SK S6W 1A2 

Phone: 306-763-5434 

Fax: 306-922-6044 

Email: soa@sasktel.net 

www.soa.ca 

2011 PROPERTY RECOGNITION AWARDS 

• Blackmur’s Lake Athabasca 

Fishing Lodges, Athabasca Lake 

• Big Sky Outfitting, Cutknife 

• Greenwater & Marean Lake 

Outfitters, Marean Lake 

• K&P Outfitters, Kyle 

• Lawson Creek Outfitters, 

Porcupine Plain 

• Redwillow Outfitting, Carrot River 

• Scott Lake Lodge, Scott Lake 

• Wheeler River Lodge Ltd., 

Wheeler River 

• Wollaston Lake Lodge, 

Wollaston Lake 

Phone: 1-800-331-1529 (within Saskatchewan) 

Website: www.stec.com 

Please Note: 

The majority of outfitters licensed by the 

Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment 

participate in and provide information for 

this publication. Some changes inevitably 

occur after publication. Check our online 

listings at www.sasktourism.com for the 

most accurate information. You are advised 

to confirm rates and all other information 

with the camp prior to booking. For news 

on any regulatory changes, check with the 

camp, Tourism Saskatchewan or any 

Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment 

office. Tourism Saskatchewan accepts no 

responsibility for errors or omissions. If you 

have any comments regarding this guide, 

please contact Tourism Saskatchewan at 

1-877-237-2273. 

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Fishing Outfitter 

Camp de pêche/Guide 

Big Game Outfitter 

Camp de chasse,gros 

gibier/Guide 

Game Bird Outfitter 

Camp de chasse, gibier à 

plumes/Guide 

5 Fly-In 

Accessible par avion 

4 Drive-In 

Accessible par voiture 

2 Boat-In 

Accessible par bateau 

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Meeting Facilities 

Installations pour réunions 

h Telephone 

Téléphone 

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Boat Launch 

Rampe à bateau 

Package Plans 

Séjours tout compris 

Guide Service Available 

Guides 

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, 

"Full Wheelchair Access" – indicates the premises and facilities listed in this guide meet 

the building requirements for persons with disabilities as set out in the Saskatchewan 

Uniform Building and Accessibility Standards Act (obtainable from the Canadian Paraplegic 

Association).These include accessible entry, parking and washrooms. 

"Limited Wheelchair Access" – indicates the premises and facilities listed in this guide 

meet the basic requirements of persons with disabilities. These are: designated parking, a 

reasonable smooth approach to a main entrance or elevator, no stairs at entrance unless a 

ramp built to code is in place, an entrance door of 815 mm (2’8") minimum, or a 815 mm 

bypass turnstile at entrance. 

Rehabilitation services for persons with a spinal cord injury or other disabilities in Saskatchewan 

are coordinated by the Canadian Paraplegic Association. Further information including accessible 

standards is available by contacting the association at #3 - 3012 Louise Street, Saskatoon, SK S7J 3L8 

Phone: 306-652-9644, Fax: 306-652-2957, or email saskatoon@canparaplegic.org 

(Note: properties that show a wheelchair symbol may not have been assessed by the Canadian 

Paraplegic Association to date). 

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AMISK LAKE 

ARBORFIELD 

1 T and D Amisk Cabins Map D6 2 Redwillow Outfitting 

Map D5 

$2800/6 days, white-tailed deer package 

$3900/6 days. Transportation to Carrot River, 

taxes, licence, and gratuities extra. $1000 

deposit required upon booking. Balance due 60 

days prior to arrival. Youth discounts. Rates 

subject to change. 

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www.2sk.ca/15652 

Box 89, CREIGHTON, SK S0P 0A0 

P: (204) 687-0119 or (306) 362-2239 

E: janet@tdamisk.com 

W: www.tdamisk.com 

Amisk Lake, access via Hwy 167. 32km S of 

Denare Beach. Open 18-May-2012 to 

1-Oct-2012 ❖ Camp in picturesque forested 

area. Excellent fishing for walleye and northern 

pike. Sandy beaches. Light housekeeping fishing 

packages. Capacity: 36 persons. 9 units - 

Cabin(s), Kitchenette(s), Shared bathroom. 

$$: upon request. Special rates during Jul. 

Onsite Services: Boat/motor rental, Filleting 

service, Freezing service, Fly-fishing. 

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RR 1, ARBORFIELD, SK S0E 0A0 

P: (306) 768-2671 

E: info@redwillowhunting.com 

W: www.redwillowhunting.com 

E of Arborfield in the Pasquia Hills. Airstrip 

nearby. Outposts: Pasquia Hills. 

Open 1-May-2012 to 5-Dec-2012 ❖ Trophy 

white-tailed deer/black and colour phase bear. 

Archery, muzzleloader, rifle. Remote northern 

wilderness accessible only by ATV/snowmobile. 

Log cabins, shower/sauna, wood burning stoves, 

home cooked meals. Farm camp for bear hunts. 

Six to eight hunters/week. Outposts: Pasquia 

Hills. Capacity: 10 persons. 

5 units - Central dining facility, Cabin(s), Shared 

bathroom. $$: Full American Plan. Bear package 

ATHABASCA LAKE 

3 

Blackmur’s Athabasca 

Fishing Lodges 

Map A11 


Site 13, 52112 Range Road 222, SHERWOOD PARK, AB T8C 1H6 

P: (780) 922-0957 or (306) 686-2020 (Jun - Sep) 

TF: 1(877) 922-0957 (Canada/US) 

E: athabasca@sasktel.net 

W: www.athabascalake.com/fishing 

Otherside River Lodge is located on the E arm of Lake Athabasca. 

Outposts: Fontaine Lake, Richards Lake, Poplar Point. Open 8-Jun- 

2012 to 12-Sep-2012 ❖ Fishing for northern pike, lake trout, 

walleye and Arctic grayling. Daily fly-outs available. Single Otter 

float plane based at Otherside River Lodge. Outposts: Fontaine 

Lake, Richards Lake, Poplar Point. Capacity: 100 persons. 21 units 

- Central dining facility, Cabin(s), Private bathroom. $$: (US 

funds) 3, 4, 5 and 7 day packages including charter from 

Saskatoon starting at $3195. Onsite Services: Shore lunch, 

Fly-fishing, Catch & release limits apply. 

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Indian Head Camp 

Adventures 

Map A11 


42 Freestone Way, 

FORT MCMURRAY, AB T9H 5B4 

P: (780) 916-5905 or (780) 665-3415 

(Jun - Sep) 

E: indianheadcamp@gmail.com 

W: www.indianheadcamp.com 

Stewart Island. NE region of Lake Athabasca. 

176km to Stony Rapids. Fly-in from Fort 

McMurray, AB. Open 6-Jun-2012 to 30-Sep-2012 

❖ Lodge features deluxe rooms and cabins, 

large deck, and hearty home cooked meals 

served by our friendly staff. New 20 ft boats, allinclusive 

trips right down to the fishing tackle. 

Catch and release fishing. Capacity: 20 persons. 

20 units - Central dining facility, Guest room(s), 

Cabin(s), Private bathroom. $$: upon request. 

Rates subject to change without notice based 

on cost of aircraft and fuel. Onsite Services: 

Filleting service, Freezing service, Shore lunch, 

Fly-fishing. 

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ATHAPAPUSKOW LAKE 

5 

Pine Point Lodge & Outpost 

Map D6 


Box 844, FLIN FLON, MB R8A 1N6 

P: (204) 472-3121 

TF: 1(800) 771-9817 (Canada/US) 

E: pinepointlodgeff@mts.net 

W: www.pinepointlodgecanada.com 

W end of Lake Athapapuskow, 32 air km S of 

Creighton. Outposts: Saskoba Lake. Open 

15-May-2012 to 30-Sep-2012 ❖ Full service 

American Plan fly-in lodge. Fully modern cabins. 

Fish four lakes. Excellent lake trout, northern 

pike and walleye fishing. Saskoba Lake Outpost 

offers excellent northern pike fishing, and is the 

only camp on the lake. Capacity: 26 persons. 6 

units - Central dining facility, Cabin(s), Private 

bathroom. $$: upon request. Outpost rates - less 

than $1500. Onsite Services: Filleting service, 

Freezing service, Shore lunch. 

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BESNARD LAKE 

6 

Besnard Lake Lodge 

Map C7 


Box 920, ROSTHERN, SK S0K 3R0 

P: (306) 232-4917 

E: besnardlake@gmail.com 

W: www.besnardlake.com 

SW shore of Besnard Lake. 55km NW on Hwy 

165, then 33km N on Hwy 910. Airstrip within 

12km. Outposts: Hollowell Lake. Open 

15-May-2012 to 30-Sep-2012 ❖ Resort with 

modern cabins situated in natural forest 

overlooking Besnard Lake. Sandy beaches on 

many of the 250-plus islands on lake. Electricity, 

water, showers. 16 ft Lund boats and 25 hp 

Mercury motors. Capacity: 36 persons. 7 units - 

Cabin(s), Kitchenette(s), Private bathroom. $$: 

upon request. Onsite Services: Boat/motor 

rental, Canoe rental, Filleting service, Freezing 

service, Shore lunch. 

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BLACK BEAR ISLAND LAKE 

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Pine Island Resort Ltd 

Map D7 


Box 990, LA RONGE, SK S0J 1L0 

P: (306) 635-2422 or (306) 635-2112 

E: pineislandresort@sasktel.net 

W: www.pineislandresort.ca 

Black Bear Island Lake, 43 air km NW of Missinipe (Otter 

Lake). Open 20-May-2012 to 15-Sep-2012 ❖ Fly-in fishing 

camp on the famous Churchill River system. Walleye and 

northern pike fishing, unsurpassed scenery including many 

waterfalls and rapids. Light housekeeping cabins with half 

bath, cabin with full bath sleeps eight. High speed internet 

and satellite TV in main lodge. Capacity: 20 persons. 4 units - 

Central dining facility, Cabin(s), Private bathroom, Shared 

bathroom. $$: upon request. Package pricing based on 4 

persons. Guides extra. Onsite Services: Filleting service, 

Shore lunch, Fly-fishing. 

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BIG SANDY LAKE 

7 

Big Sandy Lake Outdoor 

Adventures 

Map D6 

BUFFALO NARROWS 

10 

Access Awesome 

Wilderness Hunts 

Map C8 

request. Onsite Services: Boat/motor rental, 


Ice fishing. 

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Box 731, SHAUNAVON, SK S0N 2M0 

P: (403) 744-4066 or (306) 297-3135 

E: a.l.stevenson@sasktel.net 

W: www.bigsandylake.ca 

Big Sandy Lake, km 132 on the Hanson Lake 

Road, Hwy 106. 196km NE of Prince Albert. 

Open 15-Apr-2012 to 6-Dec-2012 ❖ 

Professionally guided hunts for spring and fall 

black bear, and fall white-tailed deer. Ask about 

our combo hunts. Fish Big Sandy Lake for 

northern pike, walleye and perch. Spouses and 

families welcome. Fully equipped light 

housekeeping cabins. Capacity: 55 persons. 6 

units - Cabin(s), Kitchenette(s), Shared 

bathroom. Campsites: 5 Elec, 8 N/Elec. $$: upon 

request. Onsite Services: Boat/motor rental. 

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BLACK LAKE 

9 

Camp Grayling 

Map B11 


Box 154, STONY RAPIDS, SK S0J 2R0 

P: (306) 439-4944 

TF: 1(866) 455-4488 (Canada/US) 

E: campgrayling@gmail.com 

W: www.campgrayling.ca 

Located on the shore of Black Lake, a short 

distance from the outflowing Fond du Lac River, 

24km SE of Stony Rapids. Outposts: Dodge 

Lake, Riou Lake, Selwyn Lake, Fond du Lac River, 

Umpherville Lake, Hocking Lake, MacDonald 

Lake. Open 1-Jun-2012 to 1-Oct-2012 ❖ Join us 

for an unforgettable northern adventure. We 

offer world-class fishing for trophy northern 

pike, walleye, lake trout, and Arctic grayling. We 

have a main camp on Black Lake, nine fly-out 

lakes, and an outpost camp. Capacity: 22 

persons. 11 units - Central dining facility, 

Cabin(s), Private bathroom. 

$$: upon request. Onsite Services: Filleting 

service, Freezing service, Shore lunch, Fly-fishing, 

Catch & release limits apply. 

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Box 308, ST LOUIS, SK S0J 2C0 

P: (306) 422-8459 

E: mooseoutfitter@hotmail.com 

W: www.huntmoos.sasktelwebsite.net 

Clients are flown into hunting area 

approximately one hour N of Buffalo Narrows by 

float plane. Open 1-Sep-2012 to 15-Oct-2012 

❖ Experience big game hunts in some of the 

most beautiful areas of the Saskatchewan 

wilderness. We specialize in remote fly-in trophy 

moose hunts. Bulls with antlers over 50-inch 

spread are common. Tent accommodations and 

professional guides available. $$: upon request. 

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Screaming Eagle Outfitters 

Map C7 


Box 315, BUFFALO NARROWS, SK S0M 0J0 

P: (306) 235-7795 or (306) 235-4447 

W: www.screamingeagleoutfitting.ca 

Base: 24km N of Buffalo Narrows. Outposts: N 

and S sides of Churchill Lake. ❖ Great hunting 

and fishing. Natural, crystal clear northern lakes. 

Beautiful northern lights. Peaceful, unspoiled 

wilderness setting makes for a relaxing and 

enjoyable adventure. Two modern cabins at 

base camp, two rustic cabins at outpost. 

Capacity: 6 persons. 4 units - Cabin(s). $$: upon 

request. Onsite Services: Freezing service, Shore 

lunch. 

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Tinker’s Camp 

Map C7 


Box 490, 517 Buffalo Street, 

BUFFALO NARROWS, SK S0M 0J0 

P: (306) 235-7643 or (306) 235-4830 

E: tinkerscamp@sasktel.net 

W: www.tinkerscamp.com 

S end of Little Peter Pond at the mouth of the 

Niska Channel, 29km W of Buffalo Narrows. 

Access via Hwy 925 (Dillon Rd). Outposts: Hay 

Island. Open 15-May-2012 to 31-Oct-2012 

❖ New modern camp on the Niska Channel just 

off the Churchill River system. The only camp on 

the lake. Lakefront cabins. Full American Plan 

packages include cabin, meals, boat/motor. 

Guides extra. Hay Island Lodge outpost offers 

exclusive packages. Capacity: 40 persons. 16 

units - Central dining facility, Cabin(s), 

Kitchenette(s), Private bathroom. $$: upon 

CARROT RIVER 

13 

Walters Wilderness 

Camp Outfitting 

Map D5 


Box 602, CARROT RIVER, SK S0E 0L0 

P: (306) 768-2485 or (306) 768-2177 

E: j_charko@msn.com 

W: www.waltershunt.com 

Private land, 10km N and 34km E of Carrot 

River. Open 1-Apr-2012 to 1-Dec-2012 ❖ Drivein 

hunting camp features modern lodge with 

dining room, shower, washer/dryer, gazebo. 

Excellent upland game bird/waterfowl hunting; 

big game hunting. River fishing for walleye and 

northern pike. Wilderness outpost camp. Health 

inspected. Capacity: 17 persons. 2 units - Central 

dining facility, Cabin(s), Private bathroom, 

Shared bathroom. $$: upon request. Onsite 

Services: Freezing service. 

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Northern Saskatchewan 

Wilderness Hunts Inc 

Map C5 

12 persons. 2 units - Central dining facility, 

Cabin(s), Shared bathroom. $$: upon request. 

Package plan includes home cooked breakfast 

and supper meals, packed lunches, modern 

lodging, transportation to and from stands, and 

excellent field care of your trophy by 

experienced staff. Onsite Services: Freezing 

service. 

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Timberlost Outfitting 

Map C5 

Bucks over 170 inches. We also rent 

wakeboards, fishing boats, ATVs and ice fishing 

shacks, and offer black bear viewing and 

ecotours in the area. Guided fishing and cabin 

rental at Chitek Lake. Capacity: 2 units - Central 

dining facility, Cabin(s), Kitchenette(s), Shared 

bathroom. $$: upon request. 5 1/2 day whitetailed 

deer hunts, 5 day bear hunts. Packages 

include meals, lodging at camp, hunting 

licences, taxes and return transportation to 

Saskatoon. Onsite Services: Boat/motor rental, 

Shore lunch. 

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214 McCormack Road, 

SASKATOON, SK S7M 4T9 

P: (306) 382-2342 or (306) 221-2228 

E: nswhunts@shaw.ca 

W: www.nswhunts.com 

Base: Chitek Lake, 53km NW of Spiritwood. 

Outpost: 20km SW of Chitek Lake. Open 

1-Apr-2012 to 1-Dec-2012 ❖ Trophy hunting at 

its best in forest fringe. Spring and fall black 

bear - 100% success. White-tailed deer - 

170+ B&C taken yearly. Excellent waterfowl and 

upland game bird hunting. Clean and 

comfortable modern accommodations and 

excellent home cooked meals. Capacity: 


Box 271, LEOVILLE, SK S0J 1N0 

P: (306) 821-2726 

E: saskatchewanoutfitting@gmail.com 

W: www.timberlostoutfitting.com 

224km N of Saskatoon between Leoville and Big 

River. ❖ A trophy hunter’s paradise. Fully 

guided white-tailed deer and black bear hunts. 

CHITEK LAKE 

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Little Pine Lodge 

Map C5 


Box 40, CHITEK LAKE, SK S0J 0L0 

P: (306) 984-2332 or (306) 984-2027 

E: gilleandlise@hotmail.com 

W: www.littlepinelodge.com 

Access via Hwy 24, N of Spiritwood. ❖ Year-round 

resort offers winterized lakefront cabins. Trophy 

walleye and northern pike. Fishing and pontoon 

boat rentals. Ice fishing shack rentals. Moose, deer, 

bear and bird hunting area. Many trails to access by 

ATV or snowmobile. Capacity: 73 persons. 10 units - 

Cabin(s), Kitchenette(s), Private bathroom, Shared 

bathroom. $$: Cabins $70 and up. Boats $25/hr or 

$150/day, one tank of gas included. Pontoon boat 

$50/hr, $300/day. Stay 7 nights and only pay for 6. 

Onsite Services: Auto fuel, Boat/motor rental, 

Fly-fishing, Ice fishing. 

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CHOICELAND 

17 

Kutawagan Outfitters 

Map D5 

4 Full hook-up. $$: (US funds) LHK cabins 

$60/person. Full American Plan moose hunting 

rates upon request. Prices subject to change. 

Onsite Services: Auto fuel, Marine fuel, 

Boat/motor rental, Canoe rental, Freezing 

service, Ice fishing. 

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$$: upon request. Cdn funds. Full American and 

LHK fishing package rates upon request. Onsite 

Services: Filleting service, Freezing service, 


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CHURCHILL RIVER/MOUNTAIN PORTAGE 

COCHRANE RIVER 

19 

Twin Falls Lodge 

Map D7 

21 

Cochrane River Outfitters 

Map B10 


Box 70, CHOICELAND, SK S0J 0M0 

P: (306) 428-2032 

E: bearpawlodge@sasktel.net 

W: www.kutawagan.com 

5.6km W of Choiceland on N side of Hwy 55, 

1 hour NE of Prince Albert on Hwy 55. Closest 

airport is Saskatoon, 2 1/2 hours away. Open 

1-May-2012 to 5-Dec-2012 ❖ Experience a bow, 

rifle or muzzleloader wilderness hunt for spring 

and fall bear and white-tailed deer in a northern 

forest area. Stay in our beautiful lodge with 

home cooked meals. Check website for photos 

and references. Capacity: 8 persons. 3 units - 

Guest room(s), Guest room(s), Kitchenette(s), 

Private bathroom, Shared bathroom. $$: upon 

request. Please call for rate information. 

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CHURCHILL RIVER 

18 

Slim’s Cabins 

Map D7 


Hangar #11, Hangar Road, 

SASKATOON, SK S7L 5X4 

P: (306) 242-3167 or (306) 221-6233 

TF: 1(800) 667-9556 (Canada/US) 

E: beyondlaronge@shaw.ca 

W: www.twinfallslodge.com 

Mountain Portage on Churchill River, between 

Robertson Falls and Twin Falls. 72 air km NE of 

La Ronge. Open 28-May-2012 to 10-Sep-2012 

❖ Fully modern cabins with electricity, daily 

maid service and home cooked meals. Excellent 

fishing for walleye, northern pike, perch, 

whitefish. Very scenic area, waterfalls tour. 

Family-owned and operated for 24 years. 

Personalized service. Capacity: 24 persons. 10 


bathroom. $$: Two day package (Full American 

Plan) $900/person, additional days available. 

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3910 Thatcher Avenue, 

SASKATOON, SK S7R 1A4 

P: (306) 668-1061 

TF: 1(866) 484-4868 (Canada/US) 

E: info@crohunts.com 

W: www.crohunts.com 

Wollaston Lake region. Arrive at Points North 

Landing where the package begins, we will then 

fly you via float plane to a wilderness camp. 

Outposts: Cochrane River. Open 30-Aug-2012 to 

30-Sep-2012 ❖ Fully guided trophy moose and 

black bear hunts in the remote northern 

Saskatchewan wilderness. Black bear available 

in a variety of colour phases. Only a select 

number of moose hunters taken each season. 

Access to spike camps by float plane only. 

$$: upon request. 5 1/2 day guided black bear 

hunt and 7 1/2 day guided moose hunt, both 

originate from Points North Landing. Please call 

for rates. Onsite Services: Fly-fishing, Catch & 

release limits apply. 

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CHURCHILL RIVER/POTTER RAPIDS 



P: (306) 754-2021 

TF: 1(866) 774-2021 (Canada/US) 

E: info@slimscabins.com 

W: www.slimscabins.com 

On the Churchill River system N of Pelican 

Narrows. Km 103 on Hwy 135. Outposts: 

Flanagan Lake, Pita Lake, Tomahawk Lake, 

Harvey Lake, Robbestad Lake, Jackpine Lake. 

❖ Camp set in a small bay of the Churchill River 

with excellent northern pike and walleye fishing. 

Eight fly-in outposts and five boat-in outposts. 

Outposts: Flanagan Lake, Pita Lake, Tomahawk 

Lake, Harvey Lake, Robbestad Lake, Jackpine 

Lake. Capacity: 70 persons. 25 units - Nonsmoking 

rooms available, Cabin(s), Private 

bathroom. Campsites: 6 Elec/Wtr, 2 N/Elec, 

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Churchill River 

Voyageur Lodge 

Map D7 



P: (306) 425-3435 or (306) 425-4774 

E: info@voyageurlodge.com 

W: www.voyageurlodge.com 

Potter Rapids on the Churchill River (formerly 

Drinking Falls). 72 air km NE of La Ronge. 30 

minutes by boat from Stanley Mission. Open 

19-May-2012 to 24-Sep-2012 ❖ Log cabins, 

central washrooms, showers, sauna, 24 hour 

power. Bedding/utensils supplied. Sundeck and 

gazebo. 18 ft Lund boat/50 hp Mercury 

outboard motors. Scenic area, just 5km from 

Nistowiak Falls. Licenced for Nistowiak and 

Drinking Lakes. Super walleye fishing. Capacity: 




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Honker Heaven Outfitters Inc 

Map E3 


Box 311, Colonsay, SK S0K 0Z0 

P: (306) 222-0566 or (306) 255-2159 

E: info@honkerheaven.com 

W: www.honkerheaven.com 

Allan Hills area, S of Colonsay. Open 1-Sep-2012 

to 30-Nov-2012 ❖ Waterfowl hunting area - WM 

Zone 22 - covers 1500 sq miles, and includes 

numerous water holes and marshes between 

Lake Diefenbaker and Last Mountain Lake. The 

proximity to two major flyways makes this area 

a staging ground for millions of birds. Filming of 

guided hunts by advance booking. Guest 

house(s). $$: upon request. 

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COMPLEX LAKE 

23 

Complex Lake Lodge 

Map A8 


Box 71, Ardmore, AB T0A 0B0 

P: (780) 812-5596 or (780) 812-1814 

E: rock@telusplanet.net 

W: www.complexlake.com 

On island at Complex Lake. Fly-in from Buffalo 

Narrows on Hwy 155. Open 27-May-2012 to 

30-Sep-2012 ❖ Only camp on lake, no 

commercial fishing. Excellent lake trout, 

northern pike and walleye fishing. Sheltered 

bays and deep trenches. Heated, comfortable 

non-modern cabins. Hot shower, laundry 

facilities, well-equipped kitchen. Attendant on 

site. Capacity: 10 persons. 2 units - Central 

dining facility, Bunkhouse, Cabin(s), Shared 

bathroom. $$: upon request. LHK fishing 

package includes boat/motor/gas. Bring own 

tackle, sleeping bag, personal items and food. 

Onsite Services: Filleting service, Freezing 

service, Fly-fishing. 

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COWAN LAKE 

24 

Poplar Point Resort 

Map C5 


Box 760, BIG RIVER, SK S0J 0E0 

P: (306) 469-4987 

E: poplarpointresort@hotmail.com 

W: www.poplarpointresort.com 

29km NW of Big River on Hwy 55, and 0.5km 

off highway. Paved highway all the way from 

Saskatoon. ❖ Spring/fall bear hunts. Fully 

guided white-tailed deer hunts in the forest 

fringe area. All hunting from tree stands over 

active baits. Snowmobile Route 66 at camp. 

Heated ice fishing hut. Capacity: 42 persons. 


Cabin(s), Kitchenette(s), Private bathroom. 

$$: upon request. Full American Plan includes 

meals and accommodations. LHK options also 

available. Ice fishing shacks $30/day. Onsite 

Services: Auto fuel, Marine fuel, Boat/motor 


service, Fly-fishing, Ice fishing. 

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CREE LAKE 

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Boreal Camp Services & 

Outfitting Ltd - 

Cree Lake Camp 

Map A9 



P: (306) 425-2437 

E: fishing.boreal@sasktel.net 

W: www.borealcamps.com 

Cree Lake, 300km NW of La Ronge. Fly in from 

La Ronge or Fort McMurray. Open 1-Jun-2012 to 

30-Oct-2011 ❖ Lodge on sand cliff overlooking 

Cree Lake featuring spacious living area, 

hot/cold running water, propane appliances. We 

cater to one group at a time. Catch and release 

fishing for large northerns, lake trout and Arctic 

grayling from 16 ft boats with 20 hp motors. 

Capacity: 10 persons. 3 units - Guest room(s), 

Guest house(s). $$: (Cdn funds) Packages start 

at $850 plus air fare. Call for options and details. 

Onsite Services: Fly-fishing. 

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Cree Lake Lodge 

Map A9 


Box 225, Paradise Hill, SK S0M 2G0 

P: (306) 839-4517 or (306) 344-4862 

E: info@creelakelodge.com 

W: www.creelakelodge.com 

N end of Cree Lake (80 x 48km) on the tip of 

Rushmer Penninsula. Open 1-Jun-2012 to 

30-Sep-2012 ❖ Prime northern pike, lake trout, 

Arctic grayling and walleye fishing. Bear hunts. 

Full service, fly-in. Home cooked meals, 

individual lodging per party. Professional, 

courteous guides. Capacity: 16 persons. 6 units - 

Central dining facility, Cabin(s), Private 

bathroom. $$: upon request. (US funds) 

American Plan includes return airfare from 

Saskatoon to lodge, meals, accommodation, 

guide, boat/motor/gas. Onsite Services: Shore 

lunch. 

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Crystal Lodge Inc 

Map A9 


37 - 315 Bayview Crescent, SASKATOON, SK 

S7V 1B5 

P: (306) 222-8339 or (306) 373-3499 

E: boychukconst@sasktel.net 

W: www.creelake.com 

Ispatinow Island in the centre of Cree Lake. 

Fly-in from airstrip at km 176 on Hwy 914, Key 

Lake area. Outposts: Lansdowne Lake, Holgar 

Lake. Open 1-Jun-2012 to 30-Sep-2012 ❖ Many 

islands with beautiful white sand and clear, 

clean water. Excellent fishing for trophy lake 

trout, northern pike and Arctic grayling. 16 ft 

boats, 4-stroke Honda motors. Fly-ins from La 

Ronge and Fort MacMurray, AB. Capacity: 28 

persons. 5 units - Cabin(s), Kitchenette(s), 

Private bathroom. $$: LHK Plan (Cdn funds) 

$295/day/person includes cabin, 

boat/motor/gas and guides. Airfare extra. Bring 

own tackle and bedrolls. Deposit $295/person. 


service, Shore lunch, Fly-fishing. 

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Northern Cree Adventures 

Map C6 


Box 58, PIERCELAND, SK S0M 2K0 

P: (306) 839-4611 or (780) 573-9384 

E: myrnapikowicz@mcsnet.ca 

W: northerncreefishing.com 

Cable Bay on Cree Lake, 270km NE of Fort 

McMurray, AB via air. 192km N of Buffalo 

Narrows. Open 1-Jun-2012 to 30-Sep-2012 

❖ Outfitter for northern district fishing and bear 

hunting. ATV and hiking trails close by. Enjoy 

home cooked meals, and the convenience of 

wireless internet and satellite TV at this modern 

camp on Cree Lake. Capacity: 27 persons. 14 

units - Central dining facility, Cabin(s), Shared 

bathroom. $$: Fishing packages and bear 

hunt/fishing combo packages. 160km river


45 

moose hunt. Onsite Services: Filleting service, 

Freezing service, Shore lunch, Fly-fishing. 

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CUT KNIFE 

31 

Big Sky Outfitting 

Map C4 

and a dinner/social evening at our farm to 

welcome you. Customized packages available. 

Licence extra. Onsite Services: Freezing service. 

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CUMBERLAND DELTA 

29 

Delta Big Game Outfitters 

Map D5 


18 Pineview Road, WHITECOURT, AB T7S 1H7 

P: (780) 706-3903 or (306) 888-7317 

TF: 1(888) 550-2008 (Canada/US) 

E: darrell@deltabiggameoutfitters.ca 

W: www.deltabiggameoutfitters.ca 

N of Carrot River on Hwy 123. Watch for small 

green and white sign marked Delta Outfitting. 

❖ Family-operated outfitting business located in 

central Saskatchewan. Experienced guiding for 

white-tailed deer, black bear and resident 

moose hunts, as well as walleye and northern 

pike fishing. Main camp offers modern 

accommodations and home cooked meals. Two 

rustic outpost camps. Capacity: 12 persons. 14 

units - Non-smoking rooms available, Central 

dining facility, Bunkhouse, Cabin(s), Shared 

bathroom. $$: upon request. Rates dependent 

on type of game. Groups welcome. Onsite 

Services: Boat/motor rental, Filleting service, 

Freezing service. 

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CUP LAKE 


Box 87, CUT KNIFE, SK S0M 0N0 

P: (306) 398-2910 

TF: 1(888) 248-9711 (Canada/US) 

E: info@wheelerriver.com 

W: www.wheelerriverlodge.com 

Cut Knife area for geese and duck hunts, North 

Saskatchewan and Battle Rivers for bear hunts. 

Open 1-Apr-2012 to 1-Nov-2012 ❖ Large 

migratory bird population with low hunting 

pressure ensures quality hunts. Rural hospitality 

and personalized service make the difference for 

our hunters. Bear hunting packages also 

available. New starting 2011 - spring snow 

goose hunts! Capacity: 6 persons. 3 units - 

Central dining facility, Guest house(s), 

Kitchenette(s). $$: upon request. Packages 

include all transportation during the hunt, 

guiding, equipment, meals, accommodations 

DAVIN LAKE 

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Davin Lake Lodge 

Map B8 


Box 508, NAICAM, SK S0K 2Z0 

P: (306) 874-5558 or (403) 774-4058 

E: fish@davinlake.com 

W: www.davinlake.com 

Davin Lake. Access via Hwy 905 or fly-in. 540m 

airstrip at camp. Outposts: Wathaman Lake. 

Open 1-Jun-2012 to 15-Sep-2012 ❖ Fully 

modern insulated and carpeted cabins with 

private washrooms and comfortable bedding. 

Ice available. S-14 Lund boats with padded 

seats, fish landing nets, and dependable 15 hp 

Honda 4-stroke outboard motors. Fine dining in 

a casual friendly atmosphere. Capacity: 48 



upon request. Full American Plan and LHK plan 

at Davin Lake. LHK packages at Wathaman Lake 

outpost camp. Onsite Services: Filleting service, 

Freezing service, Shore lunch. 

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Cup Lake Adventures 

Map C8 


28 Coupland Crescent, 

MEADOW LAKE, SK S9X 1A7 

P: (306) 236-4675 

E: cuplake@sasktel.net 

W: www.fishingbug.com/cuplake/ 

Cup Lake, 112 air km from Buffalo Narrows. 

Open 1-Jun-2012 to 15-Oct-2012 ❖ Cup Lake is 

situated in the Precambrian Shield with rock 

outcroppings, sandy beaches and a beautiful 

waterfall. The cabin is the only one on the lake 

and equipped for light housekeeping. Excellent 

walleye, trout and northern pike fishing. 

Capacity: 8 persons. 1 units - Cabin(s), 

Kitchenette(s). $$: upon request. LHK package 

includes cabin, boat/motor/gas, return airfare to 

Buffalo Narrows. Prices do not include taxes. 

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Twin Bay Resort Ltd 

Map D6 


General Delivery, 

DESCHAMBAULT LAKE, SK S0P 0C0 

P: (306) 632-4767 

E: knseib@sasktel.net 

280km NE of Prince Albert via the Hanson Lake 

Road and Hwy 911, on Deschambault Lake. 

Outposts: Sadler Lake. ❖ Owner-operated 

offering excellent hospitality and personalized 

service. Modern lakefront light housekeeping 

cabins and cafe serving home cooked meals. 

Relax and enjoy fishing and hunting in northern 

Saskatchewan. Capacity: 20 persons. 3 units - 


upon request. Packages are customized to suit 

clients needs. Onsite Services: Boat/motor 


service, Shore lunch, Ice fishing. 

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DORE LAKE 

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Michel Lodge 

Map C6 


Box 760, MEADOW LAKE, SK S9X 1Y6 

P: (306) 832-4413 

TF: 1(800) 290-4487 (Canada/US) 

E: michel.lodge@sasktel.net 

W: www.fishingbug.com/michellodge 

Michel Point on Dore Lake, access via Hwy 924. 

Airstrip within 16km. ❖ Beachfront cabins and 

lodge nestled on scenic peninsula. Excellent 

northern pike and walleye fishing. Enjoy 

spectacular sunsets, campfire evenings, 

birdwatching and hiking. Special group catering. 

Wilderness snowmobiling and ice fishing 

excursions. Adjacent campground. Capacity: 32 


Cabin(s), Private bathroom. Campsites: 14 

N/Elec. $$: upon request. All-inclusive packages 

feature delicious home cooked meals, cabin and 

boat/motor. Small pets permitted $10/day. 



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EAST TROUT LAKE 

36 

Katche Kamp Outfitters 

Map D6 


RR2 Site 201 Box 129, 

SASKATOON, SK S7K 3J5 

P: (306) 426-2080 or (306) 283-4224 (winter) 

TF: 1(888) 777-7453 (Canada/US) 

E: bdblackmon@hotmail.com 

W: www.katchekamp.com 

East Trout Lake. Nipekamew area, off Hwys 120 

and 913 on gravel road. Open 15-May-2012 to 

15-Sep-2012 ❖ Resort set on high ground 

DESCHAMBAULT LAKE 

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Northern Lights Lodge 

Map D6 


Box 30056, SASKATOON, SK S7L 0S3 

P: (306) 384-5007 or (780) 669-2704 

(May - Sep) 

E: info@northernlightslodge.ca 

W: www.northernlightslodge.ca 

Km 222 on the Hanson Lake Road (Hwy 106), SE 

arm of Deschambault Lake. Open 19-May-2012 to 

30-Sep-2012 ❖ Comfortable wilderness fishing at 

one of Canada’s first fully modern wheelchair 

accessible fishing lodges. Excellent fishing for 

northern pike, walleye and perch. Boat rentals 

available on Deschambault and Limestone Lakes. 


Kitchenette(s), Private bathroom. Campsites: 10 

N/Elec. $$: upon request. Onsite Services: 

Boat/motor rental, Filleting service, Freezing service, 


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overlooking narrows. Natural harbour amid 

birch, pine, spruce and aspen. Direct access to 

two large lakes for northern pike, lake trout and 

walleye. Steepbank Wilderness and numerous 

lakes for exotic fish within 20 minutes. Capacity: 

32 persons. 6 units - Cabin(s), Kitchenette(s). 

Campsites: 4 Elec, 8 N/Elec. $$: Per night; 2 

adult minimum; 1/2 price 6-15 yrs. Cabins 

$39/person. Camping $12.50/person lakeside, 

$7.50/person forestside. Boat/motor (gas extra) 

$89/day, $55 1/2 day. Full American Plan $160 

US/day. Onsite Services: Auto fuel, Marine fuel, 

Boat/motor rental, Canoe rental, Filleting 

service, Freezing service, Shore lunch, Fly-fishing. 

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Pine Grove Resort - 

East Trout Lake 

Map D6 


Box 364, CHRISTOPHER LAKE, SK S0J 0N0 

P: (306) 426-2144 (May - Sep) or 

(306) 961-2761 

W: www.webnphone.com/directory/ 

listingview382.htm 

72km N of Candle Lake via Hwys 120, 913, 927. 

Open 15-May-2012 to 15-Sep-2012 ❖ Quiet, 

relaxing area sheltered by beautiful pine, birch, 

aspen and spruce forest. Excellent lake trout, 

northern pike and walleye fishing. Light 

housekeeping cabins with decks, heat, cold 

running water, fridge, stove, dishes, cooking 

utensils. Public shower. Campsites. Play area. 


Kitchenette(s), Shared bathroom. Campsites: 20 

Elec. $$: Cabins $65 D, $10 each additional 

person. Rates subject to change. Fishing guide 

is available at no additional cost. Onsite 

Services: Auto fuel, Marine fuel, Boat/motor 


service. 

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ERRINGTON LAKE 

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Errington Lake Lodge 

Map D6 


Box 2364, KINDERSLEY, SK S0L 1S0 

P: (306) 460-9676 

E: errington@sasktel.net 

W: www.erringtonlakelodge.com 

Errington Lake, 48km S of Flin Flon, MB via float 

plane. ❖ Enjoy excellent fishing for northern 

pike and lake trout. Fly-in wilderness camp with 

private, fully furnished, waterfront cabin. Ice 

fishing in winter. Use of brand new Lund 16 ft 

boat with 25 hp motor plus two 14 ft boats with 

15 hp motors. Capacity: 6 persons. 2 units - 

Cabin(s). $$: upon request. $495/3 nights, 

$535/4 nights, $600/5 nights plus taxes, based 

on minimum 4 people. Additional rates 

available upon request. Onsite Services: Ice 

fishing. 

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Foster River Camps - 

Eulas Lake 

Map D7 


Box 35, DAVIN, SK S0G 1B0 

P: (306) 761-0707 

E: bonnie@fosterrivercamps.com 

W: www.fosterrivercamps.com 

Eulas Lake on Foster River. Fly-in camp 104km 

NW of La Ronge. Open 1-Jun-2012 to 

1-Oct-2012 ❖ The only camp on Eulas Lake. 

Located on an island at the N end of the lake. 

Sandy beach. Cabin accommodations. 14 ft and 

12 ft boats. Excellent walleye and northern pike 

fishing. Satellite phone at camp. Capacity: 8 



$$: upon request. LHK package includes cabin, 

round trip airfare from La Ronge, 

boat/motor/gas. Special family rates July and 

Aug. Flights out of Missinipe. Onsite Services: 


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FLOTTEN LAKE 

40 

Flotten Lake Resort Limited 

Map C6 


Box 121, DORINTOSH, SK S0M 0T0 

P: (306) 236-1940 

E: info@flottenlake.com 

W: www.flottenlake.com 

In Meadow Lake Provincial Park, 26km N of Hwy 

904. Outposts: Mallard Lake. Open 15-Apr-2012 

to 6-Dec-2011 ❖ Resort located on the Flotten 

River in a peaceful setting of fir and spruce. 

Children welcome. Excellent birdwatching. 

Central showers. We offer spring and fall bear, 

white-tailed deer, moose, upland game bird and 

waterfowl hunts. Fishing packages. Capacity: 35 

persons. 6 units - Cabin(s), Kitchenette(s), 

Private bathroom. Campsites: 6 Elec/Wtr. 

$$: 4 day game bird hunts $1500. LHK fishing 

package: 4 persons/cabin/boat/motor/gas $300 

- $400/day. Onsite Services: Marine fuel, 



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FOSTER LAKES/LOWER 

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Beaver Lodge Fly-Inn Co Ltd 

Map B8 


Box 298, SPALDING, SK S0K 4C0 

P: (306) 874-5661 or (403) 770-3046 (summer) 

TF: 1(866) 413-5946 (Canada/US) 

E: beaverlodge@bogend.ca 

W: www.beaverlodgeflyin.com 

Base camp 155km N of La Ronge on Lower 

Foster Lake. Open 25-May-2012 to 30-Sep-2012 

❖ Lodge and cabins set in beautiful bay, 

surrounded by pine, aspen and birch. Sand 

beach, clear fresh water, rapids. Main lodge built 

by Jacques Cousteau and team for use while 

filming a documentary on beavers of northern 

Saskatchewan. Memorabilia of the work 

preserved. Capacity: 20 persons. 4 units - 

Central dining facility, Guest room(s), Cabin(s), 

Shared bathroom. $$: upon request. Full 

American Plan includes return airfare from 

Missinipe, cabin, bedding and towels, home 

cooked meals, 16 ft Lund boat, new Yamaha 

and Honda motors, gas, fish handling and 

pontoon boat. Onsite Services: Filleting service, 

Freezing service, Shore lunch, Fly-fishing, Catch 

& release limits apply. 

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GEORGE LAKE 

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George Lake Camp Outfitting 

Map C8 


32981 Two Creek Lane, CHARLO, MT 59824 

P: (406) 644-2297 

E: twocreek@blackfoot.net 

W: www.georgelake.com 

130 air km NW of La Ronge, on George Lake. 

Open 15-May-2012 to 15-Oct-2012 ❖ The only 

camp on the lake, accessed by float plane from 

La Ronge. Experience excellent fishing for lake 

trout, northern pike and walleye, and black bear 

hunting. Onsite attendant. Dining lodge and 

cabin accommodation. Capacity: 12 persons. 3 

units - Central dining facility, Cabin(s), Shared 

bathroom. $$: Full American Plan packages. 

Boat/motor/gas and bedding supplied. Bring 

your own tackle and personal items. Onsite 

Services: Fly-fishing, Catch & release limits 

apply. 

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GOW LAKE 

43 

Northern Reflection Lodge 

Map B8 


Box 125, Coleville, SK S0L 0K0 

P: (306) 965-2925 or (306) 460-8948 

E: northernreflectionlodge@hotmail.ca 

W: www.northernreflectionlodge.com 

Gow Lake, 166 air km N of La Ronge or 100 air 

km N of Missinipe (Otter Lake). Open 25-May- 

2012 to 30-Sep-2012 ❖ Fish on a scenic 

wilderness lake created by meteor impact, right 

in the heart of the Precambrian Shield. While 

fishing for walleye, northern pike, or lake trout, 

view the ancient petroglyphs on the cliff walls, 

and relax, knowing you are the only group on 

the lake. Spring bear and fall moose hunting 

also available. Capacity: 8 persons. 2 units - 

Cabin(s), Private bathroom. $$: Light 

Housekeeping Plan includes return airfare from 

Missinipe, lodging, 16 ft Lund botat/motor/gas, 

filleting and freezing. Full American Plan for 

moose/bear hunts. Onsite Services: Filleting 



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GREEN LAKE 

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Bait Masters Bear Hunting 

Camps Ltd 

Map C6 


Box 99, GREEN LAKE, SK S0M 1B0 

P: (306) 832-2084 

E: baitmaster@sasktel.net 

W: www.baitmaster.net 

E side of Green Lake, 1.6km S of the village off 

Hwy 55. Outposts: Cowan Lake, Hillyer Lake. 

❖ Fully guided spring bear hunts, white-tailed 

deer hunts, and fall combination hunts (ie. bear 

and birds). All hunting done from tree stands 

over active baits. Migratory bird and upland 

game bird hunts include all decoys and blinds. 

Capacity: 18 persons. 6 units - Central dining 

facility, Guest room(s), Cabin(s), Kitchenette(s), 

Shared bathroom. $$: upon request. American 

Plan available. Onsite Services: Filleting service, 


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HATCHET LAKE 

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Hatchet Lake Lodge 

Map B10 


Box 26031, SASKATOON, SK S7K 8L1 

P: (306) 664-2488 or (306) 633-2132 

(Jun - Aug) 

TF: 1(800) 661-9183 (Canada/US) 

E: hll@sasktel.net 

W: www.hatchetlake.com 

Fly-in camp on island in Hatchet Lake. 128km S 

of the Northwest Territories. Open 7-Jun-2012 to 

22-Aug-2012 ❖ Fully modern camp in 

Precambrian setting. Four sand beaches on 

island. Private cabins, experienced guides, 

fishing for northern pike, trout, Arctic grayling 

and walleye. 6000 ft private airstrip 3.2km from 

camp. Satellite internet. Capacity: 60 persons. 25 

units - Cabin(s), Private bathroom. $$: upon 

request. Full American Plan fishing packages. 

Onsite Services: Shore lunch, Fly-fishing, Catch 


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HASBALA LAKE 

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Hasbala Lake Lodge 

Map B11 


3131 W Avion Way, LAVEEN, AZ 85339 

P: (602) 908-1532 or (303) 857-2079 

TF: 1(855) 426-9366 (US only) 

E: ron@hasbalalake.com W: www.hasbalalake.com 

Hasbala Lake, exactly where the Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Northwest 

Territories and Nunavut borders meet on the 60th parallel, 225 air km 

N of Wollaston Lake. Open 9-Jun-2012 to 8-Sep-2012 ❖ Wonderful 

catch and release northern pike fishing, lake trout and Arctic grayling. 

One of Saskatchewan’s most remote trophy fly-in fishing lodges. 

Excellent facilities, guides, equipment, home cooked meals. Beautiful 

sub-arctic wilderness. Capacity: 12 persons. 3 units - Central dining 

facility, Guest room(s), Cabin(s), Private bathroom. $$: upon request. 

(US funds). Full American Plan includes meals, lodging, bedding, 

fishing licence, guides, boat/motor. Air charter from Saskatoon to 

Points North/Wollaston, then float plane to our lodge supplied. 

Onsite Services: Shore lunch, Fly-fishing, Catch & release limits apply. 

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HAWKROCK RIVER 

HOLT LAKE 

ISKWATIKAN LAKE 

47 

Hawkrock Wilderness 

Adventures 

Map B10 


Box 306, PORCUPINE PLAIN, SK S0E 1H0 

P: (306) 278-3351 or (306) 278-7159 

E: info@hawkrockwilderness.com 

W: www.hawkrockwilderness.com 

Fly-in lodge E of Black Lake, just 100km S of 

Northwest Territories border. Hunting camps 

near Greenwater Lake and Mistatim. Outposts: 

Porcupine Plain. ❖ Hawkrock has a trip for you 

whatever your outdoor interests. Trophy hunts 

(bow or rifle) for bear, white-tailed deer, moose, 

waterfowl. World-class trophy fishing. Fly-in for 

northern pike, lake trout, Arctic grayling, walleye. 

Lakers 40 lbs plus, pike 50 inches plus. Daily flyouts 

available. Capacity: 16 persons. 2 units - 

Central dining facility, Cabin(s), Shared 

bathroom. $$: upon request. Full American Plan 

packages. Onsite Services: Filleting service, 

Freezing service, Shore lunch, Fly-fishing, Ice 


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HOBBS LAKE 

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Miskat Lake Outfitters (1997) 

Map D6 



P: (306) 362-2357 or (780) 381-4373 

E: miskatlakeoutfitters@sasktel.net 

W: perkshe.sasktelwebsite.net 

Hobbs Lake, 67 air km W of Creighton. Open 

24-May-2012 to 1-Oct-2012 ❖ Family-owned, 

remote northern wilderness cabin accessible 

only by air. Secluded and well-equipped, camp 

caters to one group at a time. Guests enjoy 

exclusive use of two crystal clear northern lakes. 

Low fishing pressures makes for excellent 

northern pike and walleye fishing. Capacity: 

6 persons. 1 units - Cabin(s), Shared bathroom. 

$$: upon request. Includes airfare, 

accommodation, boat/motor/gas. Bring own 

bedding, tackle and food. 

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Holt Lake Lodge 

Map C8 


Box 1178, OUTLOOK, SK S0L 2N0 

P: (306) 867-8068 or (306) 867-7725 

E: rolandjenson@hotmail.com 

W: www.holtlakelodge.com 

N end of scenic Holt Lake, 112km NE of Buffalo 

Narrows. Outposts: Soaring Lake. Open 

20-May-2012 to 30-Sep-2012 ❖ Lodge 

overlooks forested lakeland. Electricity, propane, 

fridge, freezer, large deck, sandy beach. 

Secluded bays offer pike/trout fishing. Trophy 

pike/walleye at Flinthead, Soaring, Airways, 

Tomsett Lakes; lake trout/pike at Holt, Vedette, 

Twist and Peak Lakes. Black bear hunts. 

Capacity: 18 persons. 3 units - Cabin(s), Shared 

bathroom. $$: upon request. Onsite Services: 



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HUDSON BAY 

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Overflow River Outfitters 

Map D4 


Box 1265, HUDSON BAY, SK S0E 0Y0 

P: (306) 865-3069 

E: info@overflowoutfitters.com 

W: www.overflowoutfitters.com 

16km E of Hudson Bay at Erwood. Open 

15-May-2012 to 20-Dec-2012 ❖ Excellent deer 

hunting on 15,000 acres of privately owned land 

and a half million acres of provincial land. Bird 

and big game hunts. Good home cooked meals. 

Fully modern lodge with showers, electricity, 

colour TV with satellite. Heated shop for 

skinning game. Capacity: 14 persons. 7 units - 

Central dining facility, Guest room(s), Shared 

bathroom. $$: upon request. Full American Plan. 

Onsite Services: Freezing service. 

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HUNTER LAKE 

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Elusive Saskatchewan 

Whitetail Outfitter 

Map C6 


RR 1, RICHARD, SK S0M 2P0 

P: (306) 246-4788 

E: eswoutfitter@yahoo.ca 

W: saskatchewanoutfitter.com 

Meadow Lake area. Outposts: Neeb. Open 

15-Oct-2012 to 6-Dec-2012 ❖ Excellent whitetailed 

deer habitat with the highest deer density 

the provincial forest has to offer. 170 plus deer 

taken yearly. Trophy deer as large as 199 3/8 

typical 8x8. Accommodations are clean, 

comfortable and warm. Client return rate is high 

so booking is essential. Capacity: 6 persons. 

2 units - Cabin(s), Shared bathroom. $$: upon 

request. Full American Plan. US funds. 

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Iskwatikan Lake Lodge 

Map D7 



P: (306) 425-7014 

E: iskwatikanlakelodge@hotmail.com 

W: www.iskwatikanlake.com 

Iskwatikan Lake, 65 air km NE of La Ronge. 

Open 28-May-2012 to 1-Oct-2012 ❖ Crystal 

clear, fresh water. Well-protected bays and 

channels provide great fishing in all weather 

conditions, plus the natural “hat trick” (walleye, 

northern pike and lake trout) all in the same 

water. Float plane based at camp. The only 

camp on the lake. Fully modern cabins. 



request. Onsite Services: Filleting service, 


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JAN LAKE 

53 

F.A.T.S. Camp 2005 Ltd 

Map D6 


Box 400, CHOICELAND, SK S0J 0M0 

P: (306) 632-4400 or (306) 428-2182 

TF: 1(866) 526-5253 (Canada/US) 

E: kimeda.wil@sasktel.net 

W: www.fatscampjanlake.com 

6.4km N of Hwy 106 on Hwy 135, then W on 

Jan Lake access. Open 15-May-2012 to 

30-Sep-2012 ❖ Camp situated in scenic 

Precambrian Shield forest. Many bays and 

islands on lake offer northern pike and walleye 

fishing. G3 sport fishing boat and 21 ft pontoon 

fishing boat available. Modern log cabins and 

semi-modern frame cabins. Hiking trails. 


Kitchenette(s), Private bathroom, Shared 

bathroom. Campsites: 8 Elec/Wtr, 2 Full hookup. 

$$: upon request. Onsite Services: Auto 

fuel, Marine fuel, Boat/motor rental, Boat/motor 

rental, Canoe rental, Canoe rental, Filleting 

service, Freezing service, Shore lunch. 

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Jan Lake Lodge 

Map D6 

KANE LAKE 

LAC LA PLONGE 


905B - 9th Street E, SASKATOON, SK S7H 0M9 

P: (306) 955-5600 or (306) 632-4416 

(May - Sep) 

W: www.janlakelodge.com 

11km N of junction of Hwys 106 and 135. 

Airstrip within 10km. Open 18-May-2012 to 

29-Sep-2012 ❖ Excellent walleye and northern 

pike fishing on a Precambrian Shield lake. All 

lakefront cabins with covered decks, microwave, 

gas barbecue, daily towel service. Sandy beach, 

unsupervised playground, nature trail, paddle 

boats, guest laundromat and coffee shop. 


Kitchenette(s), Private bathroom. Campsites: 

12 Elec/Wtr, 2 Full hook-up. $$: Boat/motor 

$150/day. Summer special Jul 2 to Sep 2 

$263/group of 4 or less, includes cabin, 

boat/motor. Harvest special Sep 3 - 29 

$235/group of 4 or less. Onsite Services: Auto 

fuel, Marine fuel, Boat/motor rental, Canoe 

rental, Filleting service, Freezing service. 

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Three Lakes Camp 

Map D6 


Box 206, FLIN FLON, MB R8A 1M7 

P: (306) 632-4500 

E: info@threelakescamp.com 

W: www.threelakescamp.com 

Located on Jan Lake, 70km W of Creighton, 

SK/Flin Flon, MB on Hwy 106, 7km N on Hwy 

135, then 4km W on Jan Lake access road. 

Grass/gravel airstrip within 10km. Open 

15-May-2012 to 30-Sep-2012 ❖ Experience 

world-class walleye and northern pike fishing on 

Jan Lake. Spectacular scenery, incredible 

tranquility. Explore over 113km of water from 

your doorstep. Modern LHK cabins and motel 

units in a rustic setting. Let us be your cabin at 

the lake! Capacity: 70 persons. 13 units - 


$$: upon request. Onsite Services: Auto fuel, 

Marine fuel, Boat/motor rental, Filleting service, 


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Kane Lake Trophy Outfitters 

Map E4 


Box 55, MIDALE, SK S0C 1S0 

P: (403) 705-8715 or (306) 458-7003 

E: kanelakekamp@sasktel.net 

W: www.kanelake.com 

280km N of La Ronge on the N shore of Kane 

Lake. Outposts: Pritchard Lake. Open 

22-May-2012 to 15-Oct-2012 ❖ We offer 

exciting hunting for monster black bear and 

moose, as well as trophy fishing for lake trout, 

northern pike and walleye. Excellent food, 

accommodations and the courtesy of qualified 

staff. Outposts: Pritchard Lake. Capacity: 33 



$$: upon request. Spring and fall black bear 

hunts - 6 day hunt, all inclusive. Fall moose hunt 

- 8 day hunt, all inclusive. Onsite Services: 



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KELVINGTON 

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Pipe Stone Guiding 

Map E4 


Box 1735, MELFORT, SK S0E 1A0 

P: (306) 921-7649 or (306) 327-5786 

E: pipestone.placsko@sasktel.net 

W: www.pipestoneguiding.com 

14km NE of Kelvington. Hunting area includes 

the Porcupine Provincial Forest up to 

Greenwater Lake Provincial Park and the forest 

fringe area. Open 15-Apr-2012 to 15-Dec-2012 

❖ Hunting camp features modern 

accommodations in remodelled farm home. 

Four bedrooms, two bathrooms, hot running 

water, home cooked meals. Six day all-inclusive 

white-tailed deer and black bear hunts, three to 

six day all-inclusive bird hunts. Fishing nearby. 

Capacity: 3 units - Central dining facility, Guest 

room(s), Shared bathroom. $$: upon request. 

Can accommodate groups of 6 big game 

hunters or 12 waterfowl hunters (additional 

lodging at local motel). Onsite Services: 


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Angler’s Trail Resort 

Map C7 


Box 38, BEAUVAL, SK S0M 0G0 

P: (306) 288-2122 

E: anglers@xplornet.com 

W: www.anglerstrailresort.net 

On Lac la Plonge, access from Hwys 155 or 165. 

Airstrip within 16km. ❖ Situated on the shore of 

a crystal clear, unpolluted lake with beautiful 

sandy beaches. Excellent angling and family 

recreation. Capacity: 45 persons. 10 units - 

Guest room(s), Cabin(s), Kitchenette(s), Private 

bathroom. Campsites: 6 Elec/Wtr. $$: $80 - 

$200/unit. Camping $25 Elec. Onsite Services: 

Auto fuel, Marine fuel, Boat/motor rental, 

Filleting service, Freezing service, Ice fishing. 

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LAC LA RONGE 

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Camp Kinisoo (1976) Ltd 

Map D7 



P: (306) 425-2024 or (306) 425-7424 

(May - Oct) 

TF: 1(800) 655-2024 (Canada/US) 

E: kinisoo.laronge@sasktel.net 

W: www.campkinisoo.ca 

Hunter Bay in Lac La Ronge Provincial Park. 

Approximately 1.6km from Hunter Narrows. 

One hour by boat or 1/2 hour by float-plane 

from La Ronge. Outposts: Iskwatikan Lake, Nunn 

Lake, Hale Lake, Thomas Lake, West Lake. Open 

20-May-2012 to 15-Oct-2012 ❖ Completely 

furnished and well maintained light 

housekeeping cabins. Central shower with flush 

toilets. Various lakes close by offer northern 

pike, walleye, lake and rainbow trout fishing. 

LHK or American Plan. Fall moose hunt option 

available. Capacity: 38 persons. 6 units - Central 

dining facility, Cabin(s), Kitchenette(s), Shared 

bathroom. $$: Special family rates Jul 1 to Aug 

31. Private boats welcome. Guided day trips to 

Nistowiak Falls and Nunn Lake, weather 

permitting. Call for rates for Big Game American 

Plan. Onsite Services: Boat/motor rental, Canoe 

rental, Filleting service, Freezing service, Flyfishing, 


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60 

Canadian Wilderness 

Sports Camp 

Map D7 


309 - I Street, DAVID CITY, NE 68632 

P: (306) 425-7182 (May - Sep) 

TF: 1(800) 264-9677 (Sep - May) (Canada/US) 

E: donaldskrdla@windstream.net 

W: www.canadianwildernesssportscamp.com 

Nestled in a bay at Hunter Narrows, Lac La 

Ronge. Air or boat access 30 - 45 minutes away. 

Good highway and commercial flight to La 

Ronge. Private docks and parking at Harbour 

Inn. Open 15-May-2012 to 30-Sep-2012 ❖ 

Experience lake trout, walleye and northern pike 

fishing in premiere waters. Lakefront furnished 

cabins with decks. Centralized modern 

bathrooms. Spacious wilderness lodge with 

deck, dining room and conversation seating with 

fire, boardwalk, trails, tackle store and fuel. 


facility, Cabin(s). $$: 4 to 7 day leisure and 

outdoorsman packages. Guide service, depth 

finders, Lund deep-V 40 hp boats, filleting, 

meals and shore lunch available. Call for 

customized, corporate, and family rates. Onsite 



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Pickerel Bay Cabins Ltd 

Map D7 


443 - East Main Street, LOVELL, WY 82431 

P: (306) 425-7333 or (307) 548-7753 

E: fish@pickerelbaycabins.com 

W: www.pickerelbaycabins.com 

Pickerel Bay, on Lac La Ronge within Lac La 

Ronge Provincial Park. 64km E of La Ronge by 

boat (one hour, 15 minutes), or 20 minutes by 

float plane. Day use lakes: Ellis Lake, Powdrill 

Lake. Open 15-May-2012 to 1-Sep-2012 

❖ Pickerel Bay on Lac La Ronge, only camp 

inside the “aquarium of walleye.” Adjacent to 

Hunter Bay for excellent trout/northern pike. 

Cozy rustic log cabins, rental by the day or 

week. Cook in your cabin or dine in licensed 

main lodge. Bring your boat or rent one of ours. 


facility, Cabin(s), Cabin(s), Kitchenette(s), 

Shared bathroom. $$: Fishing packages include 

lodging, boat rental, fish cleaning/freezing, and 

return transportation from La Ronge to Pickerel 

Bay. Per night cabin rental rates for guests with 

their own boat. Day use lakes open to guests all 

season. Onsite Services: Marine fuel, 



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LANG 

62 

Norland Creek Outfitters 

Map E1 


Box 24, 224 1st Street, LANG, SK S0G 2W0 

P: (306) 464-2116 or (306) 436-7405 

E: norlandcreek@sasktel.net 

W: www.norlandcreek.ca 

Open 15-Sep-2012 to 4-Nov-2012 ❖ Goose and 

duck hunting in the morning, duck and upland 

game bird hunts in the afternoon, upon request. 

All equipment and decoys supplied. Capacity: 12 

persons. 6 units - Central dining facility, Guest 



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LAROCQUE LAKE 

63 

Larocque Lake Lodge 

Map D7 


RR 4, PRINCE ALBERT, SK S6V 5R2 

P: (306) 929-2234 

30 air km N of Missinipe (Otter Lake). Open 

15-May-2012 to 15-Oct-2012 ❖ A camp for your 

group exclusively. Quiet atmosphere and natural 

beauty present unique opportunities for artists 

and photographers. Fish for walleye, lake trout, 

northern pike; view historic rock paintings. Light 

housekeeping facilities, electricity, fridge, freezer, 

shower, barbecue, deck. Capacity: 16 persons. 2 

units - Guest room(s), Kitchenette(s), Shared 

bathroom. $$: upon request. Package includes 

lodging, LHK facilities, boat/motor/gas, freezing 

and return airfare from Otter Lake. American 

Plan upon request. Onsite Services: Filleting 

service, Freezing service. 

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LAST MOUNTAIN LAKE 

64 

G & S Marina Outfitters 

Map E3 


Box 310, STRASBOURG, SK S0G 4V0 

P: (306) 725-4466 

E: fish@gsmarina.com 

W: www.gsmarina.com 

Rowan’s Ravine Provincial Park. 88km NW of 

Regina on E shore of Last Mountain Lake. Open 

15-May to 31-Oct ❖ Camping cabins on Last 

Mountain Lake’s 225km of shoreline. Fantastic 

opportunity for trophy walleye, northern pike, 

perch and carp fishing. This area also offers 

excellent fall bird hunting; on major flight paths 

for migratory birds. Capacity: 72 persons. 12 

units - Central dining facility, Cabin(s), 

Kitchenette(s), Shared bathroom. $$: Full meal, 

accommodation and guided hunting and fishing 

packages available. Onsite Services: Marine 

fuel, Boat/motor rental, Canoe rental, Filleting 


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LLOYD LAKE 

65 

Lloyd Lake Lodge 

Map A9 


Box 190 TWO HILLS AB T0B 4K0 

TF: 1-855-FUN-N-FIN (Canada/US) 

E: Lloydlakelodge@gmail.com 

W: www.lloydlakelodge.com 

New owners! The Uniat brothers have been 

hooking walleye on Lloyd Lake for 25+ years. 

Buying Lloyd is a dream come true, and we 

want to share it. Our big dreams include turning 

the lodge into a world-class establishment 

known for cozy cabins, fine dining and unreal 

fishing. Our motto: good friends, good fishing 

and good times! Open 24-May 2012 to 

30-September 2012. Lodge under renovation in 

2012, but open for business. Grand opening in 

2013. Cdn and non-resident black bear and 

moose hunts. Capacity: 30 people. Exclusive, allinclusive, 

fly-in fishing lodge. Tight lines! 

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MACINTYRE LAKE 

66 

MacIntyre Lake Lodge 

Map A9 


514 - Lake Crescent, SASKATOON, SK S7H 3A4 

P: (306) 373-8831 

E: gbnorth@sasktel.net 

Situated on a peninsula between MacIntyre Lake 

and Cree Lake. Open 4-Jun-2012 to 

24-Sep-2012 ❖ MacIntyre Lake and Cree Lake 

offer bountiful northern pike, walleye and lake 

trout angling. Main lodge features kitchen, 

dining area and lounge. Cabins have private 

bathrooms and showers. Capacity: 12 persons. 

5 units - Central dining facility, Cabin(s), Private 

bathroom. $$: upon request. (US funds) 

American Plan includes meals, accommodation, 

guide, boat/motor/gas. Onsite Services: Shore 

lunch, Fly-fishing. 

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MAKWA 

67 

Makwa River Outfitters Ltd 

Map C6 


Box 89, MAKWA, SK S0M 1N0 

P: (306) 236-4649 or (306) 236-7444 

TF: 1(866) 236-3056 (Canada/US) 

E: k.dopko@sasktel.net 

W: www.makwariveroutfitters.com 

1.6km E of Makwa on Hwy 304, then 3.2km N 

on grid road. ❖ White-tailed deer and black 

bear hunting at its best - archery, muzzleloader, 

rifle. Guide service. Accommodation in luxury 

five bedroom log cabin with two baths and third 

bath just steps away, fireplace, big screen TV. 

Home cooked meals. See website for more 

information. Capacity: 11 persons. 1 units - 

Central dining facility, Cabin(s), Kitchenette(s), 



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MAWDSLEY LAKE 

68 

Mawdsley Lake Fishing 

Lodge Inc 

Map A8 

$$: $175/person/day includes boat-in 

transportation, meals, bunks, boat/motor/gas (2 

clients/boat). Supply own sleeping bag and 

personal items. Rates subject to change. Onsite 

Services: Freezing service, Shore lunch, Flyfishing, 


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MCTAVISH LAKE 

70 

Reel North Outfitters Inc. 

Map D7 

lake. Open 19-May-2012 to 30-Sep-2012 

❖ Lake trout and northern pike in abundance. 

Walleye available in nearby river (portage 

required). Access to Waters and Keith Lakes for 

day fishing, portage or river entry. Capacity: 12 


Cabin(s). $$: Full American Plan (Cdn funds) 

$700/3 days, $800/4 days. Includes flight from 

Missinipe, home cooked meals, 

accommodations, boat/motor/gas. Onsite 


Shore lunch. 

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4010 - 20 Avenue S, LETHBRIDGE, AB T1K 4X9 

P: (403) 394-9726 or (403) 394-0888 

E: 2coulter@telus.net 

W: www.mawdsleylakefishinglodge.com 

Mawdsley Lake. Drive-in access via Hwy 914 N 

of Pinehouse Lake, then boat-in at km 159. 

Outposts: Tadei Lake. Open 26-May-2012 to 

4-Jul-2012 ❖ Fishing camp in a picturesque 

setting with a sandy beach at the lodge. Many 

small lakes surround the camp. Fish species 

include northern pike, lake trout and Arctic 

grayling. Delicious home cooked meals. Day use 

lakes: Haresign and Hobson. Capacity: 12 


Bunkhouse, Guest room(s), Guest house(s), 

Shared bathroom. 


RR 5, Site 26, Box 2, 

PRINCE ALBERT, SK S6V 5R3 

P: (306) 922-7728 or (403) 254-9339 

E: bcj3@sasktel.net 

W: www.reelnorthoutfitters.com 

Hwy 2 N of Prince Albert to Missinipe (88km N 

of La Ronge). Fly from Missinipe to McTavish 

Lake. Camp is located on an island on S end of 

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We book your trips @ U.S. trade shows 

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LLC 

MCINTOSH LAKE 

69 

Sportsman’s Lodge 

Map D7 


Box 22157, STEINBACH, SK R5G 1B6 

P: (204) 346-0434 or (778) 373-6252 

(Jun - Sep) 

TF: 1(800) 668-4558 (US only) 

E: ruffo@mts.net 

W: www.bigfishcanada.com 

S end of McIntosh Lake, on Churchill River chain of lakes. 

Approximately 80km N of La Ronge. Open 1-Jun-2012 to 15-Sep- 

2012 ❖ Enjoy great catch and release fishing. Individual log cabins, 

modern in every respect, including wall to wall carpet. Cabins will 

accommodate parties of up to four, six or eight. Capacity: 40 

persons. 8 units - Central dining facility, Cabin(s), Private 

bathroom. $$: American Plan (US funds) $2195/person/3 days/3 

nights; $2695/person/4 days/4 nights; $2995/person/5 days/5 

nights. Prices include float plane from La Ronge. Rates subject to 

change. Onsite Services: Shore lunch. 

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MEADOW LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK/ 

LAC DES ILES 

71 

Northern Cross Resort Ltd 

Map C6 


Box 1500, CARSTAIRS, AB T0M 0N0 

P: (306) 238-4608 (May - Sep) or 

(403) 337-4000 (Sep - May) 

TF: 1(877) 597-3395 (Canada/US) 

E: info@ncresort.com 

W: www.saskatchewan.com 

Lac des Iles in Meadow Lake Provincial Park. 

0.5km N of Goodsoil and 13km W, access from 

Hwys 26 and 55. Airstrip within 13km. 3.5 hours 

from Edmonton, AB or Saskatoon. Open 

17-May-2012 to 3-Sep-2012 ❖ Resort offers 

cabins and campground set in tall pine trees. 

New beds in 2011. Shower facility, wood 

barbecues and picnic tables. Enjoy fishing, 

hiking or berry picking. Free high speed Wi-Fi 

throughout resort. Fall non-resident black bear 

and white-tailed deer hunting packages. 


Kitchenette(s), Private bathroom. Campsites: 35 

Elec, 35 N/Elec. $$: Extended stay discounts. 

Cabins $75 - $180. Camping $18 - $30. Term 

campsites available. Boats with 15 hp or 40 hp 

motors $100 - $180/day. Onsite Services: Auto 

fuel, Boat/motor rental. 

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MIROND LAKE 

73 

Silence of the North 

Map D7 


Box 730, Creighton, SK S0P 0A0 

P: (306) 632-4655 

E: sotn@xplornet.com 

W: www.silenceofthenorth.ca 

23km N on Hwy 135. Off Hanson Lake Road on 

a beautiful hidden bay on Mirond Lake. One 

hour to Flin Flon, MB. Outposts: Corneille Lake, 

Parenteau Lake. ❖ Excellent black bear hunting, 

walleye, northern pike and lake trout fishing. 

Catch and release encouraged. Winter recreation 

includes ice fishing. Unique log cabins on 

lakefront. Paradise for artists, photographers and 

birdwatchers. Home cooked meals served in 

cafe. Confectionery offers home baking. 


facility, Cabin(s), Kitchenette(s), Private 

bathroom, Shared bathroom. Campsites: 6 

Elec/Wtr, 1 Full hook-up. $$: All rates are based 

on 4 persons. Regular season: cabin $160/day; 

cabin/boat/motor $232/day. $28/additional 

person. Aug special: $200/day includes 

cabin/boat/motor/gas. Minimum 5 day stay 

required. Onsite Services: Auto fuel, Marine 

fuel, Boat/motor rental, Canoe rental, Filleting 



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NAGLE LAKE 

74 

Nagle Lake Outfitters 

Map D8 


RR 4, PRINCE ALBERT, SK S6V 5R2 

P: (306) 929-2234 

69 air km NW of Missinipe (Otter Lake). Open 

15-May-2012 to 15-Oct-2012 ❖ Scenic Nagle 

Lake awaits your group exclusively. Loons, bald 

MILTON LAKE 

72 

Milton Lake Lodge 

Map B11 


Site 210, Box 13, RR 1, New Sarepta, AB T0B 3M0 

P: (780) 941-3808 TF: 1(855) 347-4244 (Canada/US) 

E: info@miltonlakelodge.com W: www.miltonlakelodge.com 

Milton Lake is 44km S of the NWT border and 130km NE of Stony 

Rapids. Walker Lake is 11km S of Milton Lake and Misekumaw Lake is 

100km NE of Points North Landing. Outposts: Walker Lake, Misekumaw 

Lake. Open 12-Jun-2012 to 1-Sep-2012 ❖ Trophy fishing and varying 

levels of lodging available on three separate lakes. All three locations 

are fly-in only and the only camp on the lake. Milton Lake Lodge is an 

all-inclusive luxury lodge with 16 private rooms. Walker Lake offers 

light housekeeping and meals for four to six guests, and Misekumaw 

Lake is a self sufficient camp for up to 11 guests. Capacity: 33 persons. 

16 units - Central dining facility, Guest room(s), Shared bathroom. 

$$: Milton Lake Full American Plan $4195/4 days, Walker Lake LHK 

Plan $2795/4 days, Misekumaw Lake Outpost $1895/4 days. Prices 

include airfare from Saskatoon. Onsite Services: Freezing service, 

Shore lunch, Fly-fishing, Catch & release limits apply. 

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and golden eagles abound in this birdwatcher’s 

and photographer’s paradise. Great northern 

pike, lake trout fishing; moose, spring/fall bear 

hunting. LHK facilities, fridge, freezer, electricity, 

shower, barbecue, deck. Capacity: 16 persons. 

4 units - Guest room(s), Kitchenette(s). 

$$: upon request. Package includes lodging, 

kitchen facilities, boat/motor/gas, freezing, and 

return airfare from Otter Lake. American Plan 

upon request, 6 day bear and 6 or 10 day 

moose hunting packages. Onsite Services: 

Filleting service, Freezing service. 

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ONEMAN LAKE 

75 

Grey Owl Camp Fly-In Ltd 

Map B8 


267 Church Drive, REGINA, SK S4X 1R8 

P: (306) 543-1516 or (780) 763-2160 

E: tom@greyowlcamp.com 

W: www.greyowlcamp.com 

103km N of Otter Lake or 162km N of La Ronge. 

Camp situated on an island in the centre of 

Oneman Lake. Open 22-May-2012 to 30-Sep- 

2012 ❖ Remote wilderness location caters to 

one group at a time. Excellent lake trout and 

pike fishing among islands, bays, points. Lund 

boats, swivel seats, Mercury motors. All trophysize 

fish released. Guides available. Day trips to 

Asiski Lake. Shower house and telephone at 

camp. Capacity: 10 persons. 2 units - Cabin(s), 

Kitchenette(s), Private bathroom. $$: 5 day LHK 

fishing plan $1050 - $1250/person. Other rates 

upon request. Onsite Services: Filleting service, 

Freezing service, Fly-fishing. 

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OTTER LAKE 

76 

Thompson’s Camps L.P. 

Map D7 


Hangar #11, Hangar Road, 

SASKATOON, SK S7L 5X4 

P: (306) 635-2144 

TF: 1(800) 667-5554 (Canada/US) 

E: info@adventuredestinations.ca 

W: www.adventuredestinations.ca 

Otter Lake, 80km N of La Ronge on Hwy 102. 

Airstrip within 2km. Outposts: Bill Lake, Daly 

Lake, Maribelli Lake, Upper Foster Lake, Dead 

Lake (Nipew). ❖ Fully modern camp on Otter 

Lake offering resort amenities, conference 

facilities, and fly-outs for anglers. Excellent 

walleye, northern pike and perch fishing. Bear 

and moose hunts. Jet boat tours up the 

Churchill River. Pontoon and fishing boat rental. 



request. Onsite Services: Auto fuel, Marine fuel, 

Boat/motor rental, Filleting service, Freezing 

service, Shore lunch, Fly-fishing, Ice fishing. 

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OUTLOOK 

77 

Highland Outfitters 

Map E3 


Box 1196, OUTLOOK, SK S0L 2N0 

P: (306) 867-9689 or (306) 867-3194 

TF: 1(866) 453-9270 (Canada/US) 

E: hunts@highlandoutfitters.com 

W: www.highlandoutfitters.com 

Located on the South Saskatchewan River in the 

heart of the Central Flyway. Abundant birds with 

very limited hunting pressure. Deer and bear 

hunts in the forest fringe. 

Fishing on Lake Diefenbaker. 

❖ Fully guided waterfowl, 

upland and white-tailed deer 

hunting packages. Airport 

pick-up in Saskatoon, lodge 

accommodations, meals, 

game processing, 

transportation during the 

hunt. Fishing for world-record 

class rainbow trout, walleye 

and northern pike on Lake 

Diefenbaker. Capacity: 14 

persons. Central dining facility, 

Bunkhouse, Guest room(s), 

Cabin(s), Kitchenette(s), 

Private bathroom, Shared 

bathroom. $$: upon request. 

Onsite Services: Filleting 

service, Freezing service, Flyfishing, 


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PARADISE HILL 

78 

Buck Paradise Outfitters 

Map C5 


Box 186, PARADISE HILL, SK S0M 2G0 

P: (306) 344-4638 or (780) 214-4638 

E: grant@buckparadise.com 

W: www.buckparadise.com 

Paradise Hill camp is 1.6km E of Paradise Hill on 

Hwy 3, 8km N, 1.6km E, and 2.4km N to lodge. 

Green Lake camp is 46km E of Meadow Lake on 

Hwy 55, then 1km S to the lodge. ❖ Outfitter 

for spring bear, moose, waterfowl and whitetailed 

deer hunting. Luxury log lodges in the 

Paradise Hill and the Green Lake areas 

equipped for light housekeeping with hot tub, 

showers, fridge, stove, microwave, satellite TV. 

Some rooms have private bath. Capacity: 14 

units - Central dining facility, Guest room(s), 

Guest house(s), Kitchenette(s), Private 

bathroom, Shared bathroom. $$: upon request. 

Full American Plan packages. Onsite Services: 


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PAULL RIVER 

79 

Paull River Wilderness Camp 

Map D7 


General Delivery, HOLBEIN, SK S0J 1G0 

P: (306) 747-2862 

E: paullriver@sasktel.net 

W: www.paullriver.com 

112 air km N of La Ronge on the Paull River. 

Just S of Stewart Rapids. Outposts: Lewis Lake, 

Court Lake. ❖ Camp in beautiful birch setting. 

Log cabins, shower house with three separate 

washrooms. Excellent walleye, northern pike 

and lake trout fishing. Black bear and moose 

hunts. Winter snowmobile excursions from La 

Ronge to camp. Hiking trails in area. Canoe 

outfitting. Capacity: 12 persons. 3 units - Central 

dining facility, Cabin(s), Shared bathroom. $$: 

(Cdn funds) American Plan $1295, Paull River 

package $995. Spring black bear $3000; moose 

hunt $5500. Prices do not include PST or GST. 


service, Shore lunch, Fly-fishing, Ice fishing. 

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PHELPS LAKE 

80 

Wolf Bay Lodge - 

Phelps Lake Camp Inc 

Map B11 


108 Queen Street, FLIN FLON, MB R8A 0M5 

P: (204) 687-0581 

TF: 1(866) 220-1346 (Canada/US) 

E: wolfbay@mts.net 

W: wolfbaylodge.ca 

Phelps Lake is approximately 64km S of the 

Northwest Territories in NE Saskatchewan. Float 

plane access only. Outposts: Sava Lake. Open 

10-Jun-2012 to 15-Sep-2012 ❖ Enjoy excellent 

“Catch and Release” fishing at Wolf Bay Lodge, 

the only camp on Phelps Lake. Over 50,000 

acres of prime trophy fishing on day use lakes 

including Anderson, Sava, MacDonald, Nisku and 

Neufeld Lakes. Enjoy exclusive trophy northern 

pike and lake trout fishing on private waters. 

Capacity: 12 persons. 5 units - Non-smoking 

rooms available, Central dining facility, Cabin(s), 

Kitchenette(s), Private bathroom. $$: Rates 

range from $225/day for LHK plan to $495/day 

for Full American plan. Airfare additional. Onsite 

Services: Boat/motor rental, Shore lunch, Flyfishing, 


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PIKE LAKE 

81 

Pike Lake Outfitters Ltd 

Map E3 


RR 7, Site 709, Comp 24, Station Main, 

SASKATOON, SK S7K 1N2 

P: (306) 931-4994 or (306) 229-0294 

TF: 1(866) 931-4994 (Canada/US) 

E: pikelakeoutfit@sasktel.net 

W: www.pikelakeoutfitters.com 

Within 3km of Pike Lake. Open 10-Sep-2012 to 

1-Dec-2012 ❖ Fully modern log home 

accommodation in scenic area. Game bird 

hunting area spans six wildlife management 

zones. Deer and bear hunting in Zones 58 and 

59 (Hudson Bay area). Home cooked meals. 

References available. Capacity: 10 persons. 6 

units - Central dining facility, Guest room(s), 

Shared bathroom. $$: upon request. 

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PINEHOUSE LAKE 

82 

Kamkota Lodge 

Map C7 



P: (306) 865-2795 or (306) 884-2177 

(Jun - Oct) 

E: kamkotalodge@msn.com 

W: www.kamkotalodge.com 

20km N of Pinehouse Lake on the Churchill 

River. Open 1-Jun-2012 to 30-Sep-2012 ❖ Hosts 

Kerry and Kamillia Ukrainetz. Located on the 

scenic Churchill River with excellent fishing for 

walleye and northern pike, and remote 

wilderness area for hunting black bear. Light 

housekeeping cabins, clean and comfortable. 

Affordable rates, excellent service. Capacity: 20 



$$: upon request. Catch and release 

encouraged. Full American Plan and LHK 

packages. Onsite Services: Auto fuel, Marine 

fuel, Boat/motor rental, Filleting service, Freezing 


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POINTER LAKE 

83 

Pointer Lake Lodge 


Box 279, LIVELONG, SK S0M 1J0 

Map D7 

P: (306) 845-3595 or (306) 652-2332 

E: christopheranderson@sasktel.net 

W: www.pointerlakelodge.com 

Pointer Lake Lodge - ‘The Point of Paradise,’ is 

located on a sheltered bay 65km E of Otter Lake 

(Missinipe). Outposts: Wykes Lake. Open 25- 

May-2012 to 15-Sep-2012 ❖ Crystal clear water, 

excellent northern pike/lake trout fishing. Catch 

and release, barbless hooks. Boats have padded 

swivel seats, fish finders. Hot tub. Hiking trails, 

water recreation. Capacity: 12 persons. 3 units - 




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PREECEVILLE 

84 

Antonichuk Outfitters 

Map E4 


Box 49, PREECEVILLE, SK S0A 3B0 

P: (306) 547-4706 

60km N of Preeceville off Hwy 9, in the 

Porcupine Provincial Forest. Open 1-Apr-2012 to 

7-Dec-2012 ❖ Excellent trophy white-tailed 

deer, black bear and waterfowl hunting, and 

spring snow goose hunts. Full course, home 

cooked meals. Comfortable, clean, heated 

accommodations. Capacity: 8 persons. 1 units - 


bathroom. $$: upon request. Six day hunt 

package includes meals, accommodation, 

transportation, guide, dressing and skinning of 

animals. Onsite Services: Freezing service. 

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RAFFERTY DAM RESERVOIR 

85 

The Rafferty Outfitter 

Map E1 


Box 13, WEYBURN, SK S4H 2L6 

P: (306) 458-2504 

E: harbourviewbandb@sasktel.net 

W: www.harbourviewbandb.ca 

Off Hwy 39, 18km S of Halbrite on Grid 705, or 

15km W of Midale on Grid 606. ❖ Guided 

northern pike, walleye and perch fishing on 

Rafferty Reservoir. Ice fishing and heated shacks 

available. Our base camp is our five room bed 

and breakfast in Mainprize Regional Park. 

Wireless high speed internet. Capacity: 13 

persons. 5 units - Guest room(s), Guest 


Rates are based on two people fishing on the 

Rafferty Reservoir and staying at Harbour View


57 

Bed and Breakfast. Onsite Services: Auto fuel, 

Marine fuel, Filleting service, Freezing service, 

Shore lunch, Ice fishing. 

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REINDEER LAKE 

86 

Arctic Lodges Ltd 

Map B8 

pike, Arctic grayling and walleye. Known for 

“monster pike.” Excellent fish habitat. With its 

5,000 islands and 92 river inlets, Reindeer Lake 

boasts one of the most extensive shorelines in 

Saskatchewan. Capacity: 50 persons. 20 units - 


bathroom, Shared bathroom. $$: (Cdn funds) 

All-inclusive Full American Plan. Group and 

corporate rates also available. Onsite Services: 

Freezing service, Shore lunch, Fly-fishing, Catch 


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bedding. All-inclusive package plan available. 

Onsite Services: Boat/motor rental, Filleting 



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87 

Grand Slam Lodge 

Map B9 


20 - 2995 2nd Avenue W, 

PRINCE ALBERT, SK S6V 5V5 

P: (306) 764-1400 

TF: 1(888) 353-2432 (Canada/US) 

E: duane@arcticlodges.com 

W: www.arcticlodges.com 

Middle of Reindeer Lake on Dewdney Island. 

5,000 ft maintained airstrip within 6km. Radio 

call Unicom 128.85. Open 8-Jun-2012 to 7-Sep- 

2012 ❖ Excellent fishing for lake trout, northern 


Box 225, LYNN LAKE, MB R0B 0W0 

P: (204) 356-8648 or (306) 758-3188 

(summer) 

E: floyd@grandslamlodge.com 

W: www.grandslamlodge.com 

Near Kinoosao, on Reindeer Lake. Access via 

Manitoba Hwy 394. Groceries and telephone 

available within 1km at Kinoosao. ❖ Five log 

cabins on point. Shower and flush toilet. 

Excellent guide service ensures a memorable 

fishing experience. Spring and fall black bear 

and fall moose hunting packages. Winter 

activities include ice fishing and snowmobiling. 


facility, Cabin(s), Kitchenette(s), Shared 

bathroom. $$: upon request. Includes LHK 

cabin, propane stove and fridge, dishes, 

electricity, use of shower facilities. Bring own 

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Lawrence Bay Lodge 

& Airways 

Map B8 


Box 128, TOLNA, ND 58380 

P: (701) 262-4560 or (306) 758-2227 

(Jun - Oct) 

E: lblodge@stellarnet.com 

W: www.lawrencebay.com 

Lawrence Bay, 56km NE of Southend by water or air. 

Outposts: Kamatsi Lake, Pagato Lake. Open 1-Jun- 

2012 to 1-Oct-2012 ❖ Fully modern camp. Float 

plane available to visit nearby lakes and day camps. 

Excellent remote outpost camps. Capacity: 40 

persons. 9 units - Central dining facility, Cabin(s), 

Private bathroom. $$: American Plan $1595/3 days 

(US funds). Includes accommodation, meals, 

boat/motor/gas, guides, filleting, freezing, air 

transportation from Southend. Onsite Services: 

Filleting service, Freezing service, Shore lunch, Flyfishing, 


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89 

Nordic Lodge 

Map B8 

minimum $75/night. Boat, 30 hp motor and up 

to 50 litres gas: $165/day. Family special Jul/Aug 

$265/day/2 adults/2 youth under 16. (2011 

rates) Onsite Services: Marine fuel, Boat/motor 

rental, Filleting service, Freezing service, Shore 

lunch, Fly-fishing, Catch & release limits apply. 

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RUSSELL LAKE 

91 

Plaisted Camps 

Map B9 

90 

Reindeer Lake Trout Camp 

Map B8 


Box 2082, SASKATOON, SK S7K 3S7 

P: (306) 382-0850 or (306) 758-2066 

(summer) 

E: fishing@reindeerlake.com 

W: www.reindeerlake.com 

Sheltered bay at S end of Reindeer Lake. Access 

from Hwy 102 at mile 135 (km 216). 660m 

airstrip at camp (MOT approved). Day use lakes: 

Marchand and Fafard Lakes. Open 25-May-2012 

to 20-Sep-2012 ❖ Modern cabins nestled in 

beautiful Precambrian Shield forest. Phone, fax, 

high speed internet available. Excellent fishing 

for lake trout, northern pike, walleye, Arctic 

grayling. Features of area: native pictographs, 

meteorite crater, fur trade route, northern lights 

(Aug to Sep). Capacity: 30 persons. 5 units - 


$$: (Cdn funds) Cabin: $50/person/night, 


44710 - Sargent Road, SARGENT, NE 68874 

P: (308) 527-4364 or (306) 758-2296 

(summer) 

TF: 1(800) 272-6359 (US only) 

E: reindeer@nctc.net 

W: www.reindeerlake.net 

On Reindeer Lake, 24km N of Southend. 

Outposts: Gladman Lake, Harriot Lake, Kyaska 

Lake. Open 1-Jun-2012 to 1-Oct-2012 ❖ Resort 

nestled among birch and pine trees, along a 

sandy beach. Fully modern cabins, showers, 

toilets. Float plane on site. Capacity: 10 units - 





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28215 - Johnson Lane, 

CHISAGO CITY, MN 55013 

P: (866) 941-4669 or (605) 645-8893 

E: plaistedcamps@gmail.com 

W: www.plaistedcamps.com 

S end of Russell Lake, on Taylor Bay. Outposts: 

Wheeler River. Open 1-Jun-2012 to 1-Sep-2012 

❖ Small camp with propane refrigeration and 

freezers. Fish cleaning and packaging available. 

Modern shower/toilet facility. Several day use 

lakes in the area, some accessible by ATV only. 

Catch and release rates upon request. Capacity: 


Cabin(s), Shared bathroom. $$: 6 1/2 day 

guided fishing packages. Includes breakfast, 

shore lunch and dinner. Onsite Services: 

SELWYN LAKE 

93 

Selwyn Lake Lodge Inc 

Map B11 


Hangar #11, Hangar Road, SASKATOON, SK S7L 5X4 

P: (306) 933-9453 TF: 1(800) 667-9556 (Canada/US) 

E: info@adventuredestinations.ca W: www.selwynlakelodge.com 

5km S of the Northwest Territories and Saskatchewan border on 

Selwyn Lake. 117km N of Stony Rapids, SK. Outposts: Caribou 

Crossing Outpost located at the north end of Selwyn Lake. 

Outposts: Selwyn Lake/North. Open 15-Jun-2012 to 1-Sep-2012 

❖ Legendary lake trout, northern pike and Arctic grayling fishing. 

Fully modern accommodations. Premier fly-in fishing lodge 

offering uncompromising luxury for the executive sportsman. 

Selwyn Lake is 72km long and 29km wide and spans across the 

Saskatchewan / NWT border. Capacity: 24 persons. 10 units - 

Central dining facility, Guest room(s), Private bathroom. $$: (US 

funds) $2,995/4-day American Plan includes direct charter flight 

from Saskatoon, private guest cabins, meals, fishing equipment, 

boat/motor/gas, professional guide. Onsite Services: Shore 

lunch, Fly-fishing, Catch & release limits apply. 

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SCOTT LAKE 

92 

Scott Lake Lodge 

Map A11 

Canoe rental, Filleting service, Freezing service, 

Shore lunch, Fly-fishing, Ice fishing. 

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SHIPMAN 

95 

Great Grey Outfitters Ltd 

Map D5 

30km N of Stenen. Open 1-Apr-2012 to 

31-Dec-2012 ❖ Excellent hunting area for 

white-tailed deer, moose and bear. Non-resident 

white-tailed deer and spring/fall bear outfitting. 

Cabins in wooded areas, scenic nature trails, 

excellent photography and video opportunities. 

General store at Stenen. Capacity: 12 persons. 

3 units - Cabin(s), Kitchenette(s). $$: upon 

request. Full packages and LHK rates available. 


14809 

STRASBOURG 

98 

Last Mountain Lake Outfitters 

Map E3 


1634 N Stevens Street, 

RHINELANDER, WI 54501 

P: (715) 362-7031 or (406) 539-5245 

TF: 1(888) 830-9525 (US only) 

E: info@scottlakelodge.com 

W: www.scottlakelodge.com 

Fly-in only. 1km S of the Northwest Territories 

and Saskatchewan border on Scott Lake. 80km 

NW of Stony Rapids. Open 14-Jun-2012 to 

1-Sep-2012 ❖ Saskatchewan’s most northerly 

lodge, 1km S of the NWT. Deluxe facility, custom 

boats, lodge overlooking the lake. Private cabins, 

gourmet meals, massage and spa services 

available. Famed for trophy pike, lake trout and 

grayling. Catch and release policy. Professional 

guides. Capacity: 24 persons. 12 units - Central 

dining facility, Cabin(s), Private bathroom. $$: 

Full American Plan (US funds) includes direct 

charter flight from Saskatoon, hotel enroute, 

fishing tackle, fishing licenses $4995/person/5 

days; $7495/person/10 days. Prices subject to 

change. Onsite Services: Shore lunch, Flyfishing, 


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SHADD LAKE 

94 

Shadd Lake Cabins 

Map D7 



P: (306) 425-3477 or (600) 700-2412 

(May - Sep) 

E: r.mckay@sasktel.net 

W: www.shaddlakecabins.com 

Based at Shadd Lake, NE of Black Bear Island 

Lake, 75 air km N of La Ronge. Open 

15-May-2012 to 30-Sep-2012 ❖ Log-constructed 

camp on small peninsula. Sauna/lake dip. Full 

American Plan and Light housekeeping hunting 

and fishing packages. Catch and release fishing 

encouraged. Clearwater Lake outpost cabin. Flyin 

lakes for do-it-yourself camping. Whitewater 

tours of Churchill River. Superb birdwatching. 


facility, Cabin(s), Shared bathroom. $$: upon 

request. Onsite Services: Boat/motor rental, 


Box 239, MEATH PARK, SK S0J 1T0 

P: (306) 426-2772 

E: info@greatgrey.ca 

W: www.greatgrey.ca 

130km E of Prince Albert, 2km N of Shipman. 

❖ One of Canada’s premier destinations for 

guided black bear hunts and trophy white-tailed 

deer hunts. We provide free range hunting at its 

best. Capacity: 18 persons.Central dining facility, 

Guest room(s), Private bathroom, Shared 


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ST. WALBURG 

96 

Horsehead Trophy Hunts 

Map C5 


Box 254, ST WALBURG, SK S0M 2T0 

P: (306) 248-3868 or (306) 248-7720 

E: horseheadtrophyhunts@hotmail.com 

W: www.horseheadtrophyhunts.com 

3.2km N of St. Walburg on Hwy 26, 6.4km E on 

grid road, 1.2km N, and 0.4km down driveway 

to lodge. Open 15-May-2012 to 15-Dec-2012 

❖ Hunt white-tailed deer and black bear on 

64,000 acres of prime forest fringe and boreal 

forest. Heavy, dark horned deer our main 

attraction. One-third colour phase bears. Fish 

beautiful Turtle Lake for northern pike and 

walleye. Horseback and trail ride opportunities. 

Capacity: 8 persons. 5 units - Non-smoking 

rooms available, Guest house(s), Shared 

bathroom. $$: Spring and fall bear hunts $2900; 

white-tailed deer hunts $4500; shed antler 

hunting $200/day. Onsite Services: Freezing 


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STENEN 

97 

Bear Creek Outfitters 



P: (306) 865-2577 

Map E4 


Box 251, EARL GREY, SK S0G 1J0 

P: (306) 939-4803 

E: tlyoung@sasktel.net 

W: www.lmloutfitters.com 

Open 1-Sep-2012 to 1-Nov-2011 

❖ Excellent goose, duck and sandhill crane 

hunting. Field and water hunts. Home cooked 

meals and superb hospitality will make your 

hunting trip most memorable. Let us customize 

a hunt for you. Excellent northern pike fishing 

also available. Dogs welcome. Capacity: 12 

persons. 2 units - Guest house(s), 

Kitchenette(s), Private bathroom, Shared 

bathroom. $$: upon request. (US funds) starting 

at $300/person/day includes accommodations, 

meals, guides, decoys and freezing service. 

Hunting licence and ammunition not included. 


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STURGEON-WEIR RIVER 

99 

Pawistik Lodge 

Map D6 


500 - 900 6th Avenue SW, 

CALGARY, AB T2P 3K2 

P: (403) 263-6881 

TF: 1(800) 526-4177 (Canada/US) 

E: scott@northernstar.ab.ca 

W: www.pawistiklodge.com 

E end of the completely paved Hanson Lake Rd 

(Hwy 106), just 35 minutes W of Flin Flon, MB 

on the historic Sturgeon-weir River. Open 

15-May-2012 to 30-Sep-2012 ❖ A fur trade 

route and major river highway for over 250 

years, the Sturgeon-weir River provides 

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unparalleled fishing for northern pike, walleye, 

trout and whitefish. Although accessible by road, 

rapids both N and S of the lodge keep the 

fishing as good as the best fly-in lake. Capacity: 

50 persons. 8 units - Cabin(s), Kitchenette(s), 

Shared bathroom. $$: Daily rates: cabins 

$30/person/4 persons or more, $40/person/3 

persons or less. Bedding $5/person. Boat/motor 

$85, gas and oil extra. Guides $80. RV site $20, 

camping $15. Prices subject to change. Onsite 

Services: Boat/motor rental, Canoe rental, 

Filleting service, Freezing service, Fly-fishing. 

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camp situated on an island where the sheltered 

point overlooks the lake. Sand beach. Many 

islands and points to fish for northern pike, lake 

trout, Arctic grayling and jumbo whitefish. Power 

plant, freezers and barbecue available for guests. 

Cell phone service. Capacity: 14 persons. 2 units 

- Cabin(s), Shared bathroom. $$: (Cdn funds) 

$55/day. Please call ahead. 

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THOMPSON LAKE 

105 

Saskatchewan River Hunting 

and Fishing Camps 

(Tobin Lake) Ltd 

Map D5 

SWIFT CURRENT 

100 

Global Outfitters 

Map E2 


Box 724, MT VERNON, IN 47620 

P: (812) 838-5732 or (306) 773-4668 

(Sep - Nov) 

Operates out of 120 unit Best Western Inn Swift 

Motel, located at junction of Trans-Canada Hwy 

1 and Hwy 4, Swift Current. Open 1-Sep-2012 to 

15-Nov-2012 ❖ Your host Pete Harry, has over 

40 years of guiding service in the Swift Current 

area. Outfitting services for ducks, geese, sharptailed 

grouse, Hungarian partridge and sandhill 

cranes. $$: Daily rates for a party of 3 or 4 

hunters includes guide, vehicle, dog and all 

equipment needed for duck, geese, sandhill 

cranes or upland birds. Onsite Services: 


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TESSIER 

101 

Bentley Coben Wildlife 

Productions Inc 

Map E3 


Box 43, TESSIER, SK S0L 3G0 

P: (306) 656-4903 

E: bdcoben@sasktel.net 

W: www.bentleycoben.com 

2 Railway Ave in Tessier. ❖ Excellent goose 

hunting, upland bird hunting, shed antler hunts 

and a chance for a breathtaking wildlife photo 

of one of Saskatchewan’s many wildlife species. 

Excellent hospitality and great meals. Deer 

hunting videos available. Capacity: 8 persons. 


Shared bathroom. $$: upon request. 

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THERIAU LAKE (UNKNOWN LAKE) 

102 

Cree River Lodge Ltd 

Map B10 


Box 449, MELFORT, SK S0E 1A0 

P: (306) 752-2871 or (306) 752-5418 

N end of Theriau Lake (Unknown Lake). 

Outposts: Pawliuk Lake/Carlson River. Open 

1-Jun-2012 to 15-Oct-2012 ❖ Do-it-yourself 

103 

Thompson Lake Lodge 

Map D7 


Box 35, DAVIN, SK S0G 1B0 

P: (306) 761-0707 or (306) 533-9063 

E: bonnie@fosterrivercamps.com 

W: www.fosterrivercamps.com 

Fly-in 100 air km NW of La Ronge, on Thompson 

Lake. Open 1-Jun-2012 to 1-Oct-2012 

❖ Situated on a secluded lake in northern SK 

this lone cabin is nestled on a hillside 

overlooking a beautiful bay. Hot/cold running 

water, indoor shower, outdoor firepit and gas 

barbecue. 16 ft Lund boats with 15 hp motors. 

Excellent northern pike/walleye fishing. Satellite 

phone. Catch and release fishing encouraged. 


facility, Cabin(s), Kitchenette(s), Shared 


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TOBIN LAKE 

104 

MacSwaney’s Cabins & Lodge 

Map D5 


Box 2319, NIPAWIN, SK S0E 1E0 

P: (306) 862-4544 or (306) 862-7890 

E: macswaneys@sasktel.net 

W: www.macswaneyscabins.com 

S end of Tobin Lake. Nipawin Regional Park, 

1.6km N of Nipawin on Hwy 55 and 1.6km W. 

❖ Excellent walleye and northern pike fishing. 

Fully modern wheelchair accessible cabins 

overlooking Tobin Lake. Capacity: 70 persons. 

12 units - Non-smoking rooms available, Guest 

room(s), Cabin(s), Guest house(s), 

Kitchenette(s), Private bathroom. $$: Cabins 

$99 - $249. LHK and Full American Plan 

packages. Onsite Services: Auto fuel, Marine 

fuel, Boat/motor rental, Filleting service, Freezing 


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1529 East Heights, SASKATOON, SK S7J 3B4 

P: (306) 374-3223 

TF: 1(866) 486-8727 (Canada/US) 

E: trophies@sasktel.net 

W: www.sasktrophies.com 

Our main lodge is located on the N side of 

Tobin Lake. Outpost is located on the 

Saskatchewan River. We also offer goose and 

duck hunts in the Saskatoon area; crop stubble 

pea, field hunts. Outposts: Baird Lake, Mossy 

River, Torch River, Saskatchewan River. ❖ A 

Saskatchewan premiere first class hunting and 

fishing lakeside lodge specializing in trophies. 

Wall-hanger white-tailed deer, huge black bear, 

lots of colour, combo hunts deer/bear, bear/fish 

or grouse/fish. World class northern pike and 

walleye fishing. Catch and release only. Capacity: 


Guest room(s), Private bathroom. $$: upon 

request. We specialize in the full package plan. 

Will supply Saskatoon pick-up to lodge return on 

each and every package. We offer you an 

EXPERIENCE not just a trip. Onsite Services: 

Freezing service, Shore lunch, Fly-fishing, Ice 


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106 

Twin Marine 

Map D5 


Box 269, NIPAWIN, SK S0E 1E0 

P: (306) 862-2628 

E: twin.marine@sasktel.net 

W: www.tobinlake.net 

Waterfront location on Tobin Lake, Nipawin and 

District Regional Park, 2km N of Nipawin on 

Hwy 55. Open 15-May-2012 to 20-Oct-2012 

❖ Full service marina with boat rentals and 

professional guide service. Located on one of 

North America’s best walleye and northern pike 

fisheries. Licensed waterfront restaurant with 

patio. Gas/oil available on the water. Camping 

and cabins available in Nipawin Regional Park. 

$$: upon request. Deluxe boats with fish finders 

and live wells. Pontoon boat rentals. Visit 

website for rates and more information. Onsite 

Services: Boat/motor rental, Filleting service, 

Freezing service, Fly-fishing. 

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TROUT LAKE 

TURTLE LAKE 

WAPATA LAKE 

107 108 

110 

Boreal Camp Services & Outfitting Ltd - 

Trout Lake Camp 

Map D7 



P: (306) 425-2437 

E: fishing.boreal@sasktel.net 

W: www.borealcamps.com 

Trout Lake, 55 air km N of La Ronge on the 

Churchill River. Open 15-May-2012 to 

31-Oct-2012 ❖ Small camp catering to one or 

two parties at a time. Situated on island with 

sand beach. Excellent walleye and northern pike 

fishing, easy access to lake trout. Cabins with 

decks are equipped with propane appliances 

and cold running water. Capacity: 12 persons. 

2 units - Cabin(s), Kitchenette(s), Shared 

bathroom. $$: LHK packages $850/3 days, 

$950/4 days. Outpost package starts at $850. 

Onsite Services: Freezing service, Ice fishing. 

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Chaparral Hunting 

Adventures 

Map C5 


General Delivery, JACKFISH LAKE, SK S0M 1E0 

P: (717) 514-6808 or (306) 892-4638 

E: doug@chaparralhuntingadventures.com 

W: www.chaparralhuntingadventures.com 

E side of Turtle Lake. Open 1-Sep-2012 to 

15-Dec-2012 ❖ Outfitter for white-tailed deer, 

spring bear and waterfowl. Hunting area 

encompasses 500 sq km. Fully modern lodge 

accommodation on Turtle Lake with eight guest 

rooms. Capacity: 16 persons. 8 units - Central 

dining facility, Guest room(s), Guest house(s), 



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Cree River Lodge Inc 

Map B10 


Box 272, WHITE FOX, SK S0J 3B0 

P: (306) 276-7841 

E: creeriverlodge@gmail.com 

W: www.creeriverlodge.ca 

480km N of Lac La Ronge. Fly-in only. Airstrip 

within 50km. Open 4-Jun-2012 to 15-Sep-2012 

❖ Octagon main lodge built of logs overlooking 

the Cree River. Hot/cold running water. Excellent 

fishing for trophy northern pike, walleye and 

Arctic grayling. Four outposts located on virgin 

trophy lakes. Capacity: 25 persons. 5 units - 


bathroom. $$: upon request. American Plan 

(US funds) includes all services and return air 

transportation from Stony Rapids. We will book 

all necessary flights. Onsite Services: Filleting 



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UBIQUITY LAKE 

109 

Ubiquity Lake Outfitters 

Map A9 


Box 1294, WATROUS, SK S0K 4T0 

P: (306) 946-2262 or (306) 946-7938 

E: fishing@northern-pike.net 

W: www.ubiquitylake.com 

173km N of Buffalo Narrows, just above the 57th 

parallel. Access by float plane only. Airstrip at 

Buffalo Narrows. Hwy 155 to Buffalo Narrows is 

paved. Outposts: Carpenter Lake. Open 

25-May-2012 to 30-Sep-2012 ❖ The only camp 

on the lake. Excellent fishing for lake trout, 

walleye and northern pike. Fish four lakes. 16 ft 

boats, 20 hp motors. Spring and fall bear hunts. 

Good home cooked meals. Electricity, hot 

showers, freezers. Personalized service at a very 

remote location. Capacity: 10 persons. 2 units - 

Cabin(s), Shared bathroom. $$: upon request. 

5 - 7 day American Plan packages. Lodging, food, 

bedding, boat/motor/gas and return airfare from 

Buffalo Narrows included. Package can include 

flight from US destinations. Onsite Services: 


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WAPAWEKKA LAKE 

WATERHEN LAKE 

WHEELER RIVER 

111 

Northern Echo Lodge 

Map D6 



P: (306) 425-7222 

E: j.eberle@sasktel.net 

W: www.northernecholodge.ca 

On Churchman Island in picturesque 

Wapawekka Lake, 96 air km SE of La Ronge. 

Open 20-May-2012 to 15-Oct-2012 ❖ Excellent 

walleye, northern pike, perch fishing. Clean, 

comfortable semi-modern cabins with central 

showers. Light housekeeping packages or with 

meals upon request. Spring bear and fall moose 

hunts available. Day trips, photography tours, 

video packages. Capacity: 16 persons. 4 units - 

Central dining facility, Cabin(s), Kitchenette(s), 

Shared bathroom. $$: Packages start at $815 for 

3 days/3 nights. Special summer rates for 

children 16 years and under. Onsite Services: 

Filleting service, Freezing service, Shore lunch. 

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WASKWEI LAKE 

112 

Northern Nights 

Outfitters Ltd 

Map D7 


Box 642, Carrot River, SK S0E 0L0 

P: (306) 632-7445 (May - Oct) 

E: northernnights2@gmail.com 

W: www.northernnights.ca 

Fly-in only to Waskwei Lake, 30km E of Pelican 

Narrows or Flin Flon; or 400km N of Prince 

Albert. Open 15-May-2012 to 15-Oct-2012 

❖ Enjoy exclusive use of this 16-acre island on 

Waskwei Lake known for an abundance of 

northern pike and walleye. New guest cabin in 

2012. All ages will enjoy this fishing and outdoor 

adventure which begins with a 20 minute flight 

from Pelican Narrows over pristine Precambrian 

Shield. Capacity: 6 persons. 1 units - Cabin(s). 

$$: 3-day fishing LHK package $750/person 

(minimum 3 persons), additional days 

$100/person. Package includes round trip airfare 

from Pelican Narrows, lodging, boat/motor/gas. 

Flights from Flin Flon, extra. Full American 

fishing plans upon request. Onsite Services: 

Filleting service, Freezing service, Shore lunch. 

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Tawaw Outfitters 

Map C6 


Box 10, DORINTOSH, SK S0M 0T0 

P: (306) 236-6716 

E: tawawcabins2004ltd@sasktel.net 

W: www.tawawoutfitters.com 

S Waterhen Lake access, 1.5km off Hwy 904. 

Paved all-weather road to our resort in Meadow 

Lake Provincial Park. Open 1-Nov-2012 to 

15-Dec-2012 ❖ Exclusive outfitting privileges on 

260 sq km (100 sq miles) of forest and forest 

fringe in northern Saskatchewan for white-tailed 

deer. 17 hunts/year. Heated ground blinds and 

tree stands are the preferred harvest method for 

the big white-tailed deer in this area. Private 

cabins with showers. Capacity: 102 persons. 

17 units - Central dining facility, Cabin(s), 

Cabin(s), Kitchenette(s), Kitchenette(s), Private 

bathroom, Shared bathroom. Campsites: 8 Elec, 

14 Full hook-up. $$: Full American Plan (US 

funds) white-tailed deer 5 1/2 day package 

rates upon request. Onsite Services: Auto fuel, 

Marine fuel, Boat/motor rental, Boat/motor 

rental, Canoe rental, Canoe rental, Freezing 


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WEYBURN 

114 

Scattergun Outfitters 

Map E1 


Box 355, WEYBURN, SK S4H 2K1 

P: (306) 456-2520 or (306) 861-2176 

E: derrellrodine@hotmail.com 

W: www.scattergunoutfitters.com 

Approximately 32km S of the city of Weyburn, 

serviced by Hwys 13, 35 and 39. Our territory 

covers five wildlife management zones. ❖ 

Guided hunts for waterfowl and upland game 

birds. Airport pick-up, hotel accommodations 

arranged, trained dog services, bird processing. 

We are a family operation. We enjoy hunting 

ourselves and keep that in mind while guiding 

others. Certified guide. $$: upon request. 

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115 

Wheeler River Lodge Ltd 

Map B9 


Box 87, CUT KNIFE, SK S0M 0N0 

P: (306) 398-2910 

TF: 1(888) 248-9711 (Canada/US) 

E: info@wheelerriver.com 

W: www.wheelerriverlodge.com 

220km N of Missinipe. Fly-in only. Open 

24-May-2012 to 15-Oct-2012 ❖ Secluded, wellequipped 

camp caters to only one group at a 

time in modern lodge. Low fishing pressure for 

northern pike, walleye, lake trout, Arctic grayling 

and whitefish. Endless sheltered lakes and river 

system to explore. Native guide/caretaker on 

site. Exceptional bear/moose hunt packages 

available. Capacity: 10 persons. 3 units - Guest 

house(s), Kitchenette(s), Shared bathroom. 

$$: (US funds) Fishing and hunting rates upon 

request. 5 night package includes 

accommodation, return flight from Otter Lake, 

boats, gas, etc. Guiding extra. Corporate and Full 

American Plan packages. Onsite Services: Shore 

lunch, Fly-fishing. 

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WHITEWOOD 

116 

Ravenshoe Outfitting 

Map E2 


Box 42, WHITEWOOD, SK S0G 5C0 

P: (306) 735-7960 or (306) 735-7213 

E: ravenshoe@sasktel.net 

W: www.ravenshoe.ca 

Four hours N of Minot, ND. Four hours W of 

Winnipeg, MB and 90 minutes E of Regina. 

Whitewood is located at the junction of 

Hwys 1 and 9. ❖ Licensed to outfit on over 

8000 sq miles of prairie pothole country. 

Experience world class shoots from mid-Sep to 

mid-Nov over barley, pea or wheat field stubble. 

Spring Snow Goose hunts. Ice fishing packages. 

Canadian resident white-tailed deer and


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spring/fall bear hunts. Private stocked trout 

pond. $$: Black bear and white-tailed deer 

packages $1800/week. Bird hunters (CDN 

funds) $200/gun/day. Ice fishing for rainbow 

trout $5/fish. Pay only for the waterfowl hunts 

we guide. Onsite Services: Canoe rental, Flyfishing, 


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WOLLASTON LAKE 

117 

Minor Bay Lodge & 

Outposts Ltd 

Map B9 

Wollaston Lake. Km 220 on Hwy 905. Full 

service airstrip with fuel within 50km. Airport 

pick-up. Outposts: Spence Lake, Cairns Lake, 

McDonald River. Open 11-Jun-2012 to 

15-Aug-2012 ❖ Log construction main lodge 

overlooking scenic Minor Bay features guest 

dining room, lounge, screened veranda. Six 

modern guest cabins (2 - 8 people) equipped 

with showers, double beds. 18/20 ft boats with 

swivel seats, floors and casting decks, 50 hp 

4-stroke outboards. Capacity: 26 persons. 6 


bathroom. $$: upon request. American Plan. 

Daily fly-outs available. 3, 4, 7 and 8 day 

outpost packages. Group and corporate rates 

available. Onsite Services: Shore lunch, Flyfishing, 


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118 

Wollaston Lake Lodge Ltd 

Map B10 

P: (306) 668-1061 

TF: 1(800) 328-0628 (Canada/US) 

E: info@wollastonlakelodge.com 

W: www.wollastonlakelodge.com 

On Wollaston Lake by Umperville River in 

Hidden Bay. Air access is at Points North 

Landing airstrip 30km from the lodge. Fly via 

lodge charter or private aircraft. Lodge 

transportation available. Open 5-Jun-2012 to 

26-Aug-2012 ❖ World class catch and release 

trophy fishing in a remote northern setting. 

Picturesque luxury lodge, chef prepared meals, 

premium equipment and expert guides. Fish for 

northern pike, lake trout, walleye and Arctic 

grayling. Optional daily flyouts available. 


facility, Cabin(s), Private bathroom. $$: (US 

Funds) Fishing Full American Plan packages 

include 4 full days of guided fishing at 

$4195/person, or 8 full days of guided fishing at 

$7195/person. Return trip to Winnipeg, MB 

included. Onsite Services: Shore lunch, Flyfishing, 


g1586090hfpf 


5711 - Portage Avenue, 

HEADINGLEY, MB R4H 1E7 

P: (204) 982-9680 or (306) 633-4900 

(Jun - Aug) 

TF: 1(888) 244-7453 (Canada/US) 

E: info@gwnlodges.com 

W: www.minorbay.com 


3910 Thatcher Avenue, 

SASKATOON, SK S7R 1A4

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65

Loche 

River 


A B C D 

11 

Slave 

Dog 

River 

Leland 

Lakes 

Cornwall 

L. 

Charles 

Lake 

Potts 

L. 

Wylie 

Andrew 

Lake 

Colin 

Lake 

Tazin R 

Thainka 

Lake 

Harper Lake 

Tsalwor 

Lake 

Tazin 

Thluicho 

Waterloo Lake 

(Northernmost Settlement) 

Camsell Portage 

999 

.3 

Lake 

White 

L. 

Black 

Bay 

Lake 

White Lake Dam 

Uranium City 

10 

962 

19 

Abitau R 

11 

Lake 

Tazin 

Beaverlodge 

razen 

L. 

Ena 

Lake 

Alces 

Lake 

Oldman 

River 

River 

Nevins 

Lake 

Oldman Nicholson 

Lake 

IR 229 Fond du Lac 

Lake 

Lake 

Forsyth 

Lake 

Train 

L. 

NORTHWEST 

Lake 

Chappuis 

Picea 

Lake 

Lake 

Thicke 

Oman 

Lake 

Box 

Lake 

River 

Fontaine 

Lake 

Grease 

92 

Scott 

Lake 

Hunt 

Falls 

Premier 

Lake 

10 

9 

57° 58° 59° 

River 

Riviere 

Rochers 

Des 

Fort Chipewyan 

Mamawi 

L. 

Richardson 

Lake 

Richardson 

Marguerite 

Firebag 

River 

River 

Old 

Lake 

Fort 

River 

River 

Bartlett 

Lake 

Douglas 

Cluff 

Lake 

LAKE 

Carswell 

Lake 

Cluff Lake Mine 

River 

955 

160 

Semchuk 

Descharme 

Descharme 

L. 

Minto 

L. 

Patterson 

Lake 

Beet 

L. 

Forrest 

Lake 

Preston 

Lake 

Descharme 

Lake 

Trail 

Lloyd 

Hale 

Lake 

Bolton 

L. 

Craig 

Lake L. 

Clearwater 

Archibald 

ATHABASCA 

Lake 

ATHABASCA SAND DUNES PROVINCIAL WILDERNESS PARK 

William 

65 

River 

Mirror 

4 

Charbonneau R. 

Wolvernan 

River 

Kelic 

River 

Hall 

Lake 

Lakes 

L. 

Fortin 

Davy 

Lake 

Dunning 

Lake 

MacFarlane R. 

Sand Hill 

Virgin 

L. 

River 

MacFarlane 

e 

River 

IR 231 

Fond du Lac 

Snare 

Lake 

Lake 

Brudell 

Karras 

Brustad 

Helmer 

Otherside R. 


L. 

IR 232 

Fond du Lac 

109 

Squirrel 

Lake 

Livingstone 

Lake 

Snare 

River 

Dautremont 

Mayson 

Lake 

River 

River 

River 

Richards 

Leavitt 

Bulyea 

Fond-du-Lac 

IR 192G 

English River 

28 

Lake 

Bay 

Lansdowne 

Lake 

River 

Fond 


Lake 


Engler 

Lake 

Lake 

Engemann 

Pipestone 

Lake 

3 

Hunter 

27 

25 

Cree Lake 

du 

Lake 

Weitzel 

Lake 

Lac 

Lake 

Luffman 

Lake 

Pine 

Cree 

Riou 

River 

Hocking 

Thomson 

Pipestone 

Cree 

Creek 

26 

Holgar 

Lake 

Lake 

MacIntyre 

L. 

L. 

IR 

Black L 

Stony Rapids 

66 

Wapa 

River 

Rive 

L 

8 

Steepbank 

River 

Gordon 

Lake 

Gipsy 

L. 

Garson 

Lake 

Clearwater 

Garson Lake 

La Loche West 

K 

IR 221 

La Loche 

49 

Lac 

La 

Loche 

La 

River 

IR 222 La Loche 

Black Point 

CLEARWATER RIVER 

PROVINCIAL PARK 

6 

956 

10 

La Loche 

5 

River 

955 

River 

McLean 

Lake 

33 

Warner 

Rapids 

Bear Creek 

85 

Turnor Lake 

Palmbere 

4 

155 

Lake 

909 

Wasekamio 

Lake 

30 

Turnor 

Lake 

IR 193B 

Birch Narrows 

Careen 

Frobisher 

L. 

Spear 

Lake 

Lake 

Heddery 

L. 

Fl 

Black Birch 

Lake 

Ithingo 

L. 

Vermilion 

L. 

Porter 

Gwillim 

Mudjatik 

Lake 

Gwillim 

River 

23 

Tomsett 

L. 

Vedette 

Complex L. 

49 

221 

Haultain 

Lake 

Haultain 

42 

914 

River 

Mawdsley 

L. 

68 

Costigan

River 

er 

Bay 

r 

Astrolabe 

Clut 

225 

ake 

ta 

ake 

River 

Foster 

Lakes 

Lake 

Daly 

River 

Lake 

Stony Lake 

905 

Giles 

Lake 

Wheeler 

L. 

E F G H S A S K AT C H E WI 

A N F I S H I N G & H U N T I N G G U I D E 2 0 1 2 

TERRITORIES 

17 

Badwater 

Lake 

Waddington 

Key 

L. 

Highrock 

Lake 

Russell 

Foster 

L. 

Sovereign 

Lake 

Dodge 

Elizabeth 

Falls 

L. 

Upper 

Grollier 

Lake 

IR 224 

Black Lake 

Black Lake 

9 

110 

905 

Middle Foster L. 

Pasfield 

Lake 

Lake 

L. 

Granger 

Lake 

91 

Key Lake Mine 

L. 

Foster 

Kaskawan 

Lake 

Black 

Lake 

Hawkrock 

River 

Kirsch 

Burbidge 

L. 

Lower 

41 

Robins 

L. 

Chipman 

Lake 

Fond 

Big Sandy 

105° 104° 103° 102° 101° 

R. 

Lake 

L. 

Close 

L. 

L. 

185 

Cushing 

L. 

Bompas 

McArthur River Mine 

Dobbin 

Kenyon 

Paull 

L. 

Forsyth 

Pawliuk 

L. 

L. 

Theriau 

Lake 

McDonald 

R. 

L. 

Hawkins 

Lake 

Charlebois 

Lake 

IR 226 

Black Lake 

du 

Hawkrock 

River 

47 

Selwyn Lake 

Young Herbert 

Lac 

Whigham 

Durrant 

Waterfound 

Keefe 

Geikie 

Wathaman 

Bailey 

Gow 

Lake 

Lake 

Porcupine 

905 

Newnham 

L. 

Cigar Lake Mine 

115 

102 

River 

L. 

L. 

Lake 

Grove 

L. 

43 

Maribelli 

L. 

Lake 

93 

Henday 

Waterbury 

Lake 

River 

Lake 

Pinkham 

River 

Hickson 

L. 

L. 

McDowell 

L. 

Duncan 

L. 

75 

Pardoe L. 

Courtenay 

Lake 

Deception 

Milton 

Lake 

Lake 

Oneman 

L. 

Wayow 

Lake 

Walker 

Ochak 

L. 

Ahenakew 

L. 

Elephant 

Nistoassini 

Waddy 

Wapiyao 

L. 

Lake 

Misekumaw 

River 

Midwest Mine 

River 

Corson 

Peter 

Lake 

Lake 

Wathaman 

Davin 

Buss 

Lakes 

Macoun 

Lake 

L. 

L. 

L. 

Mukasew 

Fanson 

L. 

Lake 

Babiche 

L. 

L. 

May 

L. 

Hatchet 

L. 

Points North Landing 

33 

905 

38 

Pink 

72 

52 

Wathaman 

46 

3 

74 

Lake 

Morell 

L. 

L. 

Nayelles 

L. 

Hamill 

Lake 

Simpson 

L. 

Hannah 

L. 

L. 

Nordbye 

Spence 

L. 

Dunnett 

L. 

Kane 

LAKE 

Spalding 

L. 

L. 

L. 

Eagle Point Mine 

McClean Lake Mine 

Rabbit Lake Mine 

7 

117 

Wollaston Lake Landing 

River 

32 

L. 

L. 

Gillespie 

Oliver 

Lake 

Ghana 

L. 

L. Cuelenaere David 

102 

WOLLASTON 

ON 

Cairns 

L. 

Walsh 

L. 

Gebhard 

Lake 

Bonokoski 

Franklin 

L. 

Bentley 

L. 

Scrimes 

L. 

21 

118 

75 

River 

905 

56 

Bailey 

Lake 

Phelps 

Bickerton 

Lake 

Morwick 

Lake 

Lake 

Middle 

L. 

Mullin 

L. 

Swan 

L. 

IR 220 

Hatchet Lake 

Southend 

22 

89 

80 

3 

995 

Reilly 

Keseechewun 

Lake 

Emerson 

L. 

Nokomis 

Lake 

Numabin 

Hutcherson 

Hewgill 

L. 

Bay 

L. 

Warren 

Lake 

L. 

Goyer 

Lake 

Fidler 

Hydichuk 

MacKenzie 

Lake 

Cheadle 

Deep 

Bay 

Gladman 

L. 

Apipuyew 

Kingston 

Bannock 

ANE 

Wollaston Lake 

90 

IR 200 Peter 

Ballantyne Cree 

Whitesand Dam 

Lake 

L. 

L. 

Perry 

Harriott 

Lake 

Misaw 

Lake 

L. 

L. 

Islands 

L. 

Lake 

Nunim 

L. 

L. 

Kohn 

Lake 

Oback 

Hull 

L. 

Zengle 

Charcoal 

L. 

Lake 

Perry Lake 

Ecological Reserve 

88 

Pagato 

Patterson 

Lake 

Many 

Lake 

Sava 

Hara 

Burnett 

Lake 

Lake 

LAKE 

Wapus 

Shaw 

Lake 

Kingsley 

L. 

Metka 

L. 

Bay 

Zangeza 

REINDEER 

L. 

Kasba Lake 

45 

Kyaska 

L. 

L. 

Kamatsi 

Hasbala 

Lake 

RIVER 

86 

Bay 

Kennedy 

Malcolm 

Is. 

Bleasdell 

Lake 

Wapus 

L. 

Lake 

Waspison 

87 

NUNAVUT TERRITORY 

Lake 

994 

Garth 

L. 

Laurie 

Lake 

2 

Snyder 

Lake 

L. 

Misty 

Lloydminster 

Swift Current 

Carswell 

A B 

C 

Kamuchawie 

Lake 

Lake 

Brochet 

Tod 

L. 

Lac 

Battleford 

E 

Dunphy 

Lakes 

Eager 

L. 

Tice 

Lake 

Kasmere 

Lake 

Whiskey Thuycholeeni 

Lake 

Jack 

Kinoosao 

Halldorson Bay 


MANITOBA 

Map Section 

Lac 

Brochet 

Brochet 

394 

L. 

Moose Jaw 

Melfort 

Saskatoon 

Vandekerckhove 

Lake 

McMillan 

L. 

Fox Mine 

Hjalmarson 

McGavock 

Lake 

Russell 

Lake 

Putahow 

Chatwin 

La Ronge 

D 

Lake 

Prince Albert 

Melville 

Weyburn 

Humboldt 

Regina 

Goldsand 

Lynn Lake 

396 

Estevan 

Lake 

L. 

McKnight 

Maria 

398 

397 

Lake 

Each of the regions depicted 

in the map key is reproduced 

in detail on the pages in this 

section, showing approximate 

locations of all base camps 

listed in this guide. 

Map numbers correspond 

to the reference numbers 

assigned to each lodge in 

the main directory. 

See page 34 for the key to 

symbols and definitions. 

Wells 

399 

Lake 

Yorkton 

Lake 

Eyrie 

L. 

Caron 

Granville 

Nahili 

Burnie 

Lake 

L. 

Lake 

L. 

Dunsheath 

391 

L. 

59° 60° 

57° 58° 

11 

10 

9 

8 

67 

99 

8

Loche 

River 

La Loche 


7 

6 

5 

4 

53° 54° 55° 56° 

Christina 

893 

894 

L. 

Ribstone 

Christina 

Ardmore 

894 

13 

55 

659 

657 

Muriel 

L. 

Edgerton 

600 

646 

893 

YELLOWHEAD 

ROUTE 

619 

14 

892 

Bohn 

Kitscoty 

610 

899 

L. 

River 

Winefred 

Lake 

Marie 

Frog 

L. 

Creek 

L. 

Winefred 

River 

Cold 

Cold Lake 

Medley 

Grand 

Centre 

Provos t 

Beaverdam 

Frog Lake 

897 

897 

28 

Beaver 

Crossing 

Tulliby Lake 

Marwayne 

Chauvin 

Sputinow 

IR 120 

Onion Lake 

Streamstown 

Blackfoot 

Paradise 

Valley Rivercourse 

McLaughlin 

Ribstone 

897 

Hayter 

57 

45 

23 

641 

Edmonton 

249 km 

Edmonton 

263 km 

17 

Camrose 

218 km 

MurrayIs. 

Reflex Lakes 

Suffern 

L. 

Freshwater L. 

Pritchard 

L. 

Greenstreet 

Battle 

Eyehill 

Lake 

Lake 

Ministikwan 

L. 

Manitou 

Lake 

Garson 

Lake 

Primrose 

Pierce 

L. 

Hewett 

L. 

Peck 

Bronson L. 

L. 

Creek 

Calder 

L. 

Dillon 

Seagram 

Lake 

Fire 

Barney 

Lake 

L. 

Kimowin 

Watapi 

Lake 

COLD LAKE 

River 

River 

Lac des 

Iles 

Fowler L. 

Little Fishing 

L. 

Grizzly 

Makwa 

L. 

Ear 

Bear 

Dillon 

Lake 

Hills 

Beaver 

Nipin Nipin 

Kesatasew 

Silver 

L. 

Muddy 

Kukuka 

River 

Makwa 

L. 

Vermette 

L. 

McCusker 

Brightsand 

NORTH 

River 

Mostoos 

Hills 

AIR WEAPONS RANGE 

Primrose Lake 

Wildlife Refuge 

COLD LAKE 

PROV. PARK 

897 

Cherry 

Grove 

Edmonton 

296 km 

17 

3 

5 

10 

6 

17 

26 

Furness 

Onion Lake 

Greenstreet 

Lone Rock 

Marsden 

Artland 

Evesham 

Macklin 

Primate 

Pierceland 

16 

IR 161 

Island Lake 

IR 119 

Onion Lake 

Hillmond 

Senlac 

44 

Marshall 

Lashbur n 

46 

23 9 

17 

Lloydminster 

3 

6 15 

12 

680 

14 

? 

FORT PITT 

9 

PROV. HISTORIC PARK 

680 

3 

798 

5 

688 

28 

13 

55 

676 

919 

787 

797 

303 

13 

675 

21 

675 

58 

Garson Lake 

IR 124 

Joseph Bighead 

Beacon Hill 

IR 161A Island Lake 

Frenchman 

Butte 

Waseca 

Neilburg 

Rutland 

Whelan 

IR 221 

IR 129 Makwa 

Sahgaiehcan 

Baldwinton 

Black Point 

MEADOW LAKE PROV. PARK 

35 

Paradise 

Hill 

Unity 

49 

IR 129B Makwa 

Sahgaiehcan 

Carruthers 

Wilbert 

IR 193 Buffalo 

River Dene 

Peerless 

IR 116 

Little Pine 

River 

River 

Michel 

21 224 

22 

36 

684 

44 

675 

10 

675 

675 

44 

12 

STEELE NARROWS 

PROV. HIST. PARK 

2 

BRONSON FOREST 

RECREATION SITE 

50 

8 

9 10 

684 

14 

684 

699 

21 

13 

25 

787 

21 

34 

954 

55 

21 

Spruce Lake 

18 

36 

Maidstone 

16 

950 

21 

2 

26 

Adanac 

Goodsoil 

IR 114 

Poundmaker 

Peter 

L. 

River 

Mustus 

L. 

Waterhen 

Thackeray 

Upper 

Cumins 

Lake 

River 

IR 129C Makwa 

Sahgaiehcan 

Loon Lake 

MAKWA LAKE 

PROV. PARK 

36 

6 

6 

4 

27 

6 

6 

956 

Primroserose Lake Provincial 


49 

54 

78 

54 

84 

71 

7 

40 

38 

90 

A 

L. 

L. 

Mallard 

IR 115B 

Thunderchild 

IR 113B 

Sweetgrass 

Palmbere 

Lost 

Lake 

Pond 

Cumins 

L. 

River 

IR 129A Makwa Sahgaiehcan 

Barthel 

St. Walburg 

23 

4 

10 

29 

303 

82 

674 

9 

44 

19 

5 

Cut Knife 

787 

12 

43 

796 

Mervin 

Paynton 

31 

30 

St.George's Hill 

699 

14 

33 

20 

Gallivan 

Phippen 

Cloan 

Bear Creek 

Rapid 

View 

L. 

Greig 

L. 

IR 115C 

Thunderchild 

Kivimaa- 

Moonlight 

Bay 

Kopp’s 

Kove 

Turtle Lake 

South Bay 

Bresaylor 

Makwa 

Livelong 

Turtleford 

9 

Rockhaven 

Scott 

43 

Dillon 

6 

3 

Edam 

14 

IR 194 

Birch Narrows 

River 

Turtle 

Lake 

Jackfish Lake 

Delmas 

Landing 

IR 113A 

Sweetgrass 

IR 113 

Sweetgrass 

Eagle 

IR 223 La Loche 

Macallum 

Flotten 

IR 105A 

Flying Dust 

Hills 

Niska 

Lake 

Arsenault 

L. 

Midnight 

Jackfish Murray 

L. 

Lake 

IR 165A 

Canoe Lake 

Lake 

Waterhen 

Keppel 

L. 

Lake 

IR 105B 

Flying Dust 

Dorintosh 

Meadow Lake 

20 12 

18 

12 

9 37 

4 

795 

26 

674 

8 

304 

794 

Vawn 

Wilkie 

4 

37 

Meota 

53 

17 

7 

24 

L. 

Lake 

IR 130 

Waterhen Lake 

Aquadeo 

Prongua 

30 

10 

IR 105 

Flying Dust 

Fairholme 

Glaslyn 

THE BATTLEFORDS 

PROV. PARK 

25 10 

29 

658 

674 

155 

16 

697 

925 

55 

697 

909 

McCusker River Provincial 


96 

70 

67 

67 

46 

29 

Metinota 

Prince 

Highgate 

Battleford 

60 

12 

4 

14 

25 

35 

5 

13 

Lake 

Helene 

L. 

Churchill 

Lake 

Kazan 

L. 

Canoe 

Lake 

IR 130 

Waterhen 

Lake 

Waterhen 

Lake 

Meadow 

L. 

IR 108 

Red 

IR 109 Mosquito- Pheasant 

Grizzly Bear's Head 

Churchill 

River 

IR 105C Flying Dust 

Keeley 

Lake 

IR 115D Thunderchild 

Midnight 

Lake 

4 

12 

18 

8 

10 

73 

FORT BATTLEFORD 

NATIONAL 

HISTORIC SITE 

55 

4 

108 

YELLOWHEAD 

ROUTE 

IR 110 Mosquito- 

Grizzly Bear's Head IR 111 Mosquito- 

658 

113 

658 

904 

12 

4 

903 

40 

89 

47 

River 

Beatty 

L. 

Chitek 

Aubichon 

Lake 

Lake 

Green 

Hunter 

L. 

Beaver 

Cowan 

Lac 

Lake 

Tea 

Meeting 

L. 

Hillyer 

L. 

Cr. 

Île-à-la-Crosse 

Shell 

Lake 

Flatstone 

Lake 

Shagwenaw 

Lake 

Cowan 

Sled 

L. 

Birch L. Witchekan 

IR 159 

Saulteaux 

Cochin 

Brada 

41 

Buffalo Narrows 

11 

794 

11 

Cole Bay 

Robinhood 

112B 

Moosomin 

IR 112A Moosomin 

North 

Cando 

33 

Canoe 

Narrow s 

Battleford 

IE 112E 

Moosomin 

IR 159A 

Saulteaux 


IR 193A 

Birch Narrows 

IR 165 Canoe Lake 

IR 165C Canoe Lake 

Arm 

IR 165B Canoe Lake 

IR 191 

Pelican Lake 

IR 112F 

Moosomin 

Birch Lake 

Medstead 

Glenbush 

Whitkow 

Baljennie 

Jans Bay 

Neeb 

Meetoos 

Rabbit Lake 

Denholm 

Ruddell 

21 

74 55 

15 

3 

50 

24 

31 

16 

29 

3 

2 

19 17 

20 

41 

698 

799 

4 378 

22 

10 

11 

951 

93 

3 

903 

39 

687 

49 

40 

55 

12 

7 

9 

Chitek Lake 

794 

23 

5 

908 

965 

18 

Mullingar 

Redfield 

Maymont 

95 

44 

2 

Ranger 

Belbutte 

11 

23 

8 

Sonningdale 

IR 192D 

English River 

Patuanak 

IR 192E 

English 

River 

Gruenthal 

Blumenthal 

Greenfelweise 

Schoen- 

Neuanlage 

Neuhorst 

Rheinland 

Blumenheim 

Île-à-la- 

Crosse 

155 

28 

51 

4 

Chitek 

24 

IR 192 

English 

River 

Green Lake 

30 

20 

Penn 

IR 117 

Witchekan 

Lake 

21 

376 

376 

155 

14 

696 

686 

324 

11 

26 

Bapaume 

Richard 

Fielding 

8 

SASKATCHEWAN 

Lake 

Radisson 

L. 

Dore 

River 

Thickwood 

Mayfair 

Alticane 

92 

6 3 

Speers 

Leoville 

Hills 

Keatley 

Alstead R. 

Beauval 

Porter 

Lake 

Dipper 

IR 192C 

English River 

33 

55 

Primeau 

Lac 

la 

Plonge 

Lake 

Lake 

Shell 

L. 

Redberry 

L. 

Lake 

IR 192F 

English River 

Lake 

Alstead 

IR 118 

Big River 

Spiritw ood 

Lucky Man 

Lake 

Beaupré 

L. 

Sled Lake 

IR 118A Big River 

Mildred 

Hafford 

Radisson 

Borden 

25 

43 

29 31 

42 

10 13 

4 

12 

13 

945 

14 

15 

943 

12 

378 

918 

Caribou Flats Provincial 


946 

23 

793 

24 

32 

31 

12 

340 

138 

35 

924 

12 

55 

942 

Dipper Lake 

Primeau Lake 

16 

Dore Lake 

6 

Cowan Lake Dam 

134 

48 

11 

Big River 

Krydor 

6 

Paddling 

Blaine 

Lakes 

Clarke 

Erinferry 

Shell Lake 

10 

7 

Iroquois 

L. 

Knee 

Lake 

L. 

Delaronde 

Ashe 

Soaring 

Lake 

L. 

L. 

Twist 

L. 

Peak 

L. 

Lake 

Lake 

Osten L. 

L. 

Vedette 

Complex L. 

Holt 

Smoothstone 

Shell 

Lake 

Cup 

Lake 

L. 

Keller 

Lake 

C H U R C H I L L 

IR 192B 

English River 

Phillips 

Grove 

9 

Victoire 

20 16 

685 

924 

16 

160 

22 

781 

YELLOWHEAD 

ROUTE 

58 

165 

24 

695 

12 

60 

Blaine Lake 

19 

165 

916 

792 

4 

75 

3 

11 

Bodmin 

29 

IR 104 

Ahtahkakoop 

IR 102 

Muskeg 

Lake 

14 

917 

922 

793 

786 

IR 103 

Mistawasis 

38 

Hepburn 

11 

12 

Mennon 

23 

47 

914 

26 

Paquin 

Nova L. 

Nesslin 

L. 

Debden 

25 

Mont Nebo 

13 

792 

40 

Marcelin 

Dalmeny 

RIVER 

Tomsett 

Banbury 

Pinehouse 

L. 

Lake 

Bladebone 

Kingsmere 

L. 

Heming L. 

Purvis L. Lake 

Bagva L. 

Amyot 

L. 

L. 

IR 192A 

English River 

Elak Dase 

Canwood 

12 

23 

55 

22 

29 

Leask 

Lake 

Sandy 

Smoothstone 

Lily L. 

Kilwinning 

FORT 

CARLTON 

PROV. 

HISTORIC PARK 

12 

Carlton 

Laird 

7 

Lake 

Swan 

Moose 

Moose 

L. 

Wabeno 

Lavallée 

Sturgeon 

Bar 

L. 

Emmeline 

Lakes 

Mahigan 

L. 

Cr. 

IR 101A 

Sturgeon 

Lake 

Parkside 

Waldheim 

12 

49 

30 

Selenite Point 


694 

785 

221 

Duck L. 

Haultain 

Pinehouse Lake 

57 

54 

19 10 

9 

Lake 

L. 

Wassegam 

Wasaw 

L. 

PRINCE ALBERT 

NATIONAL PARK 

3 

312 

683 

LeRoy L. 

Hunters L. 

Randall 

Gregory 

L. 

Crean 

Lake 

Hanging Heart 

L. 

Waskesiu 

Lake 

Waskesiu Lake 

Spruce L. 

Wingard 

River 

Brook 

IR 97 Beardy's 

& Okemasis 

IR 96 Beardy's 

& Okemasis 

Rosther n 

18 

19 

Hague 

George 

Lake 

Sandfly 

Neale 

L. 

River 

L. 

Halkett 

L. 

River 

Twoforks 

R. 

Spruce R. 

IR 106D 

Lac la Ronge 

Holbein 

Shellbrook 

Duck Lake 

D 

St. Isidore-de- 

IR 95 

Batoche Bellevue 

One Arrow 

18 

929 

212 

82 

Budd Lake Provincial 


11 

5 

134 

240 

13 

18 

42 

937 

921 

44 

26 

693 

783 

Sturgeon 

L. 

Bélanger 

33 

Lake 

Tibiska 

L. 

IR 106B 

Montreal Lake 

IR 106C Lac 

la Ronge 

Besnard 

Morin 

IR 217 Lac 

la Ronge 

River 

Thunder 

Elk Ridge 

Namekus 

L. 

Weyakwin 

McPhee 

L. 

Trappers 

L. 

Anglin L. 

IR 101 

Sturgeon Lake 

River 

Lake 

Hills 

Emma 

L. 

IR 94A Wahpeton Dakota 

9 

Crutwell 

Alingly 

Minichinas 

Hills 

Lake 

L. 

Mont 

Spruce 

IR 201 Peter Ballantyne Cree 

Macdowall 

Fos 

Montreal 

Weyakwin 

Montr 

Lak 

IR 218 Lac 

Spruce 

Home 

Green Acres 

Hoey 

Riv 

IR 

W 

D 

18 

693 

15 

26 

9 

SEAGER 

WHEELER 

FARM 

NATIONAL 

HISTORIC SITE 

785 

916 

6 

240 

16 

Alvena 

11 

939 

4 44 

302 

263 

42 

788 

13 

11 

32 

24 

21 

6 6 

12 

N 

LakeSunnys 

Tweedsmuir 

Emma 

30 

782 

26 

Christopher 

Lake 

11 

23 

St. Loui s 

23 

H 

D 

W 

C 

Smuts 

Buffer 

Bre 

Prud’homme 

8 

24 

15 

6 2 

3 

14 

22 7 

11 

BATOCHE NATIONAL 

HISTORIC SITE 

312 

910 

264 

11 

263 

225 

41 

2 

LOUIS RIEL 

TRAIL 

238 

777 

767 

953 

935 

CANAM 

HIGHWAY 

7 

6 

20 

25 

5 

13 

26 

2 

1 

3 

165 

2 

2 

19 

2 

59 

10 

16

Foster 

ter 

real 

River 

Eulas 

Black 

Triveet 

L. 

Lake 

Bittern 

Lake 

er 

River 

Nemeiben 

Clam 

Lake 

Wakaw 

L. 

River 

IR 158 Lac 

la Ronge 

eal 

e 

L. 

L. 

IR 106 

Montreal Lake 

la Ronge 

ide B. 

94B 

ahpeton 

akota 

Molanosa 

orthside 

enribourg 

avis 

4 

Bear 

Thompson 

L. 

Egg 

L. 

Nagle 

39 103 74 

5 

9 

Fenton 

men 

Allan 

L. 

Island 

IR 158A Lac 

la Ronge 

Lake 

IR 158B Lac 

la Ronge 

Bow 

Timber Bay 

Paddockwood 

Birch Hills 

25 

24 

12 

37 

Hagen 

17 

omremy 

320 

akaw 

udwor th 

777 

756 

Meath Park 

Albertville 

Lake 

Candle 

Torch 

L. 

L. 

McTavish 

L. 

McIntosh 

Shadd 

L. Trout 

South 

IR 99 

Muskoday 

River 

Lake 

Basin 

Lake 

L. 

Middle 

L. 

Middle Lake 

Kavanagh 

Miles 

L. 

Bay 

East Trout 

L. 

Lake 

Steepbank 

White 

Swan 

Lakes 

Waterhen 

Marsh 

River 

Paull 

Lake 

White 

Houghton 

L. 

Bartlett 

Wadin 

LA RONGE 

L. 

Clarence 927 

Gull 

L. 

Lenore 

Lake 

Kenyon 

Paull 

Lake 

Lake 

L. 

MacKay 

L. 

LAC 

Piprell 

L. 

L. 

Hepburn 

Jewett L. 

Forbes 

Lake 

Hebden L. 

Ranch 

L. 

Little Bear 

Lake 

Summit 

L. 

French 

L. 

Wapawekka 

Lake 

Otter 

Gow 

Lower 

Fishing L. 

Crabtree 

Ironsp 

Bay 

Rattler Cr. 

Contact Hunt 

L. 

IR 157A Lac la Ronge 

L. 

Sulphide 

L. 

915 IR 157 Lac la Ronge 

Hale L. 

52 

IR 157C Lac la Ronge Thomas L. 

Big 

IR 156C Lac la Ronge 

IR 157B Lac la Ronge Nunn 

L. Whitemoose 

60 

PROVINCIAL PARK L. 

Hunter 

Narrows Hunter 

Nipekamew River 

R I V E R 

Approximate Geographic 

Centre of Saskatchewan 

North 

Crystal 

Springs 

Tway 

Reynaud 

St. Benedict 

IR 156B Lac la Ronge 

IR 156 Lac la Ronge 

IR 156A Lac la Ronge 

IR 157E Lac la Ronge 

IR 157D Lac la Ronge 

Shipman 

Weirdale Foxford 

Brancepeth 

Sucker 

River 

Hills 

Torch 

Whitefox 

IR 100 

James Smith 

Meskanaw 

Yellow Creek 

Tarnopol 

Pilger 

La Ronge 

Air Ronge 

CLARENCE-STEEPBANK 

LAKES PROV. 

WILDERNESS PARK 

CANDLE LAKE 

6 

302 

26 

CANAM 

HIGHWAY 

Prince Albe rt 

12 

30 

88 

969 

32 

355 

20 

45 

926 

265 

42 

791 

32 

30 

1 

29 

15 

PROV. PARK 

Candle 

Lake 

9 

15 

36 

13 

20 

Weldon 

Kinistino 

29 

8 

13 

7 

10 

8 

55 

70 

94 

40 

3 6 

20 

2 

926 

789 

20 

3 

7 

2 

15 

120 

10 

12 

15 

102 

7 

69 

107 

3 

778 

86 

8 

682 

100 

95 

24 

Ethelton 

Missinipe 

35 

62 

34 

Cub 

White 

Carrot 

Lake Lenore 

Bear 

L. 

L. 

L. 

L. 

McKenna 

L. 

L. 

Maribelli 

L. 

Thoreson 

McLennan 

Larocque 

L. L. 

The 

Gull 

SASKATCHEWAN 

L. 

Mountain 

Creek 

Versailles L. 

Guncoat 

Bay 

Iskwatikan 

L. 

Stewart 

River 

River 

River 

River 

Falling 

Brockington 

IR 100A 

James Smith 

Fairy Glen 

Pathlow 

Grandmother’s Bay 

LAC LA RONGE 

36 

6 

Smeaton 

Beatty 

4 

11 

19 

5 5 

19 

24 

15 

38 

15 

12 

12 9 

10 

11 

777 

682 

165 

79 

Contact Lake Mine 

913 

8 

120 

95 

912 

37 

CANAM 

HIGHWAY 

13 

912 

368 

41 

St. Brieux 

33 

61 

36 

912 

63 

9 

8 

778 

776 

Snowden 

14 

15 

777 

789 

102 

691 

Lipsett 

McLennan Lake 

76 

106 

106 

53 

Cr. 

Hickson 

Horse 

L. 

Davis 

Colin L. 

Kemp 

L. 

IR 219 Lac la Ronge 

Stanley 

Mission 

57 

692 

17 

13 

25 

6 

23 

Naicam 

Nistowiak 

L. 

Potter 

Rapids 

Whitemoose 

Cr. 

Codette 

River 

Cartier 

L. 

Settee 

MacLean L. 

McDougal 

L. 

Charron 

L. 

L. 

Robertson 

L. 

Wapawekka 

Choiceland 

Garrick 

Gronlid 

Whittome 

Hills 

Star City 

Melfort 

9 

86 

692 

6 

8 

18 

Lac Vert 

IR 91A 

Kinistin 

Drinking 

Big 

Sandy 

Lake 

Lake 

L. 

Pontrilas 

IR 91 Kinistin 

Deschambault 

Leacross 

Brooksby 

Runciman 

Resource 

Silver Park Chagoness 

Pleasantdale 

12 

43 

19 

NARROW 

HILLS 

PROVINCIAL 

PARK 

7 

10 

37 

44 

110 

59 

10 

77 

789 

37 

776 

75 

Love 

Ridgedale 

681 

11 

681 

349 

111 

Hanson 

41 

White Fox 

30 

8 

Codette 

Armley 

Valparaiso 

Kipabiskau 

Elephant 

Nistoassini 

10 

10 

24 

Barrier 

Waddy 

12 

L. 

L. 

L. 

Brabant 

Glennie 

Creek 

May 

Redhill L. 

Lake 

River 

RIVER 

River 

L. 

Ballantyne R. 

Sylvania 

Echo L. 

L. 

Nayelles 

L. 

L. 

Sadler 

Park 

L. 

Lake 

Lake 

L. 

L. 

Horst 

Oskikebuk 

Munro 

L. 

Pointer 

Planinshek 

Missipuskiow 

Nipawin 

104 

10 

11 

10 15 

9 

3 

24 

CANAM 

HIGHWAY 

790 

20 

Francois-Finlay Dam 

Wapawekka Hills 


8 

5 

17 

7 

106 

35 

Carlea 

Zenon Park 

Tisdale 

18 

789 

59 

335 

10 

35 

14 

29 

255 

Eldersley 

McKague 

Algrove 

Brabant Lake 

Brownell 

Torch 

23 

New Osgoode 

Barrier 

L. 

Nora 

Wykes 

L. 

Nut 

L. 

L. 

Kvamsing 

L. 

Deschambault 

Lake 

Laonil 

Ballantyne 

Bay 

Puskwakau R. 

Tobin 

Lake 

Aylsham 

18 3 

776 

Tobin 

Crooked 

River 

Marean 

L. 

L. 

Arborfield 

GREENWATER LAKE 

PROV. PARK 

Archerwill 

7 

102 

Laonil Lake / 

Seabee Mine 

83 

82 

Seager Wheeler Lake 


105 

6 

23 

16 

3 

10 

16 

18 

CHURCHILL 

10 

Mossy 

River 

Lake 

Peesane 

IR 90 

Yellow Quill 

Greenwater 

ord 

Southend 

22 

Bjorkdale 

Tabbernor 

L. 

Royal 

L. 

Wood 

River 

Steen 

Chelan 

River 

Lake 

L. 

Steephill 

Reindeer 

Lake 

IR 184D Peter 


Pelican 

IR 184C Peter 


Deschambault 

Lake 

River 

Deep 

Bay 

IR 200 Peter 


Gladman 

Acheninni 

Lake 

SASKATCHEWAN 

Piwei 

L. 

Cumberland 

Mistatim 

Porcupine 

Plain 

Harriott 

Lake 

Wintego 

Pelican Narrows 

31 

Carrot River 

24 

3 8 16 

679 

123 

23 

679 

22 

349 

773 

23 11 

89 

34 

Lake 

55 

911 

E.B.Campbell 

Hydro Electric 

Station 

29 

42 

23 

Whitesand Dam 

New 

Carrot 

Lake 

Lake 

Papikwan R. 

McInnis 

L. 

Gilbert 

L. 

Scimitar 

Mokoman L. Pauline 

L. L. 

Lake 

Jan Lake 


690 

33 

44 

26 

678 

10 10 

678 

106 

123 

Jan 

Lakes 

Big 

Valley 

L. 

Doupe 

Bay 

Pita 

L. 

L. 

Pinebluff 

Channel 

Old 

Prairie R. 

Marchel 

Hanson 

Lake 

Hobbs 

Suggi 

Lake 

Lake 

Pagato 

Reeds 

Lake 

Guilloux L. 

Cut Beaver 

Lake 

Red 

ara 

L. 

Cr. 

Cr. 

Windy 

L. 

McKenzie 

L. 


Wunehikun 

Melgurd 

Kakinagimak L. 

Bay 

Attitti 

Love 

Lake L. 

Waskwei Keep 

L. 

L. 

Lake 

Mirond 

Grassberry 

Delta 

Tomahawk 

L. 

Mukoman 

L. 

Lake 

River 

Channel 

Man 

Earth 

Piwei R. 

River 

Simonhouse 

Sturgeonweir 

IR 29A 

Red Earth 

IR 29 

Red Earth 

Greenbush 

R. 

Red 

Birch 

R. 

Shaw 

Lake 

L. 

The 

Kyaska 

L. 

L. 

Pagato 

Fir 

Kamatsi 

Flanagan 

Ohoo 

L. 

Belcher 

Lake 

Hills 

Lake 

IR 184E Peter 


IR 184B Peter Ballantyne Cree 

Pasquia 

Wasawakasik 

Sokatisewin 

L. 

Wildnest 

Granite 

Lake 

Errington 

IR 28A Shoal 

Lake Cree 

R. 

Kennedy 

L. 

River 

RIVER 

Lake 

Nemei R. 

L Ṇemei 

IR 184A Peter 


Deer 

Lake 

IR 20A Cumberland 

House Cree 

IR 20C Cumberland 

IR 20B Cumberland 

House Cree 

House Cree 

Prairie River 

677 

Carragana 

40 

44 

Red Earth 

677 

10 

135 

Somme 

Jan Lake 

Weekes 

70 

Island Falls Dam 

Dillabough 

Reserve 

Island Falls 

7 69 

7 

92 

Carrot River 


116 

23 

Greenbush River 


Piwei 

Lake 

Ecological 

Reserve 

Sturgeon-Weir River 


13 

55 

54 

53 

Connell Creek 


2 

48 

73 

41 

Cumberland 

Bankside 

L. 

L. 

IR 184 Peter 


CUMBERLAND HOUSE 


55 

Carragana Swamp 


Big Valley 

Lake 

18 

Shoal 

Lake 

Pruden 

Phelan L. 

L. 

Tyrrell 

Lake 

Pemmican Portage 

Clemenceau 

25 

112 

38 

3 

15 

Bertwell 

Leaf 

McBride 

L. 

Loon 

L. 

Golden 

Amisk 

Lake 

River 

L. 

Sandy Bay 

Kipahigan 

River 

Lake 

R. 

L. 

Denare Beach 

38 

Chemong 

Kamuchawie 

Lake 

Sisipuk 

Creighton 

30 

Sturgeon-weir R. 

IR 20 Cumberland 

House Cree 

Waskwei 

WILDCAT HILL 

PROVINCIAL 

WILDERNESS 

PARK 

8 

31 

IR 184F Peter 


IR 20D Cumberland 

House Cree 

Ruby Beach 

19 

L. 

Namew 

Lake 

Leaf 

Erwood 

R. 

River 

Florence 

L. 

RIVER 

Niska 

Cr. 

Lake 

Lake 

Lake 

Wabishkok 

Athapapuskow 

Lake 

Cumberland Hous e 

79 

Hudson Bay 

39 

23 982 

S 

ROUTE 

TRAVEL 

9 

Road 

983 

99 

Amisk Lake 


Rice River 

Canyon 

Ecological 

Reserve 

Fir River 

Ecological 

Reserve 

106 

1 

167 

Nitenai 

Salt Marsh 

Ecological 

Reserve 

15 

31 

9 

27 

36 

Bainbridge 

L. 

Bonald 

Russell 

Lake 

Mari Lake 


? 

Rocky 

Morin 

Pukatawagan 

Kississing 

Kisseynew 

L. 

Flin Flon 

2 

967 

Lake 

Goose 

Saskeram 

L. 

L. 

Lake 

Naosap 

Lake 

Egg 

L. 

Lake 

McKnight 

Lake 

Lake 

Lakes 

Root 

Reader 

Barrier L. 

L. 

9 

IR 2A7 The Pas 

Bainbridge 

River 

Ecological 

Reserve 

Cr. 

50 

Sturgeon Landing 

River 

Pasquia 

The 

35 

Armit 

WOODY RIVER 


Flin 

Flon 

Mine 

86 

Townsend 

Porcupine 

Bakers Narrows 

980 

MANITOBA 

L. 

Pukatawagan 

Thompson 

397 km 

Nakuchi 

Lake 

Ecological 

Reserve 

Pasquia River 


Overflowing River 


50 

5 

Smoking Tent Creek 


Red Deer River 


283 

Armit R. 

Armit 

L. 

Overflowing 

National 

Cranberry 

Cranberry 

Portage 

10 

Thompson 

470 km 

282 

Wanless 

Lake 

Simonhouse 

Kelsey 

Highrock 

Flatrock 

Clearwater 

Lake Lake 

The Pas 

Westray 

Red Deer 

Lake 

Mills 

Westgate Barrows 

10 

39 

289 

River 

Freshford 

Overflowing River 

77 

Powell 

Baden 

287 

Granville 

Lake 

Lake 

L. 

Lake 

Lake 

Elbow 

Cormorant 

Lake 

Winnipegosis 

North Armit River 


Lower Armit River 


Little 

Armit 

River 

Ecological 

Reserve 

Upper Armit River 


Mafeking 

365 

Birch River 

Lake 

Atikameg 

Lake 

10 

287 

384 

Bellsite 

Novra 

River 

60 

483 

53° 54° 55° 56° 

7 

6 

5 

4 

69

4 


3 

2 

1 

49° 50° 51° 52° 

13 

Kirriemuir 

Grassy 

Island 

L. 

9 

Red 

555 

Many 

Island 

L. 

Esther 

Sibbald 

Acadia 

Valley 

Deer 

R. 

Empress 

Walsh 

Hilda 

Schuler 

Provos t 

Bodo 

Altario 

Hayter 

Compeer 

South 

Bitter 

Fort 

Walsh 

Senate 

Willow Creek 

Mud 

L. 

Loverna 

Alsask 

Burstall 

Horsham 

L. 

Hatton 

Govenlock 

Battle 

Cactus 

Merid 

Cosine 

L. 

Hoosier 

Estuary 

Eyehill 

Evesham 

Macklin 

Cabri 

L. 

Richmound 

Primate 

Cactus Lake 

Fusilier 

Marengo 

Cypress 

Dewar Lake 

Linacre 

Senlac 

Denzil 

Mantario 

Mendham 

Golden Prairie 

CYPRESS HILLS INTERPROVINCIAL PARK 

501 

600 

515 

232 

528 

899 

41 

West Block 

Wilderness Area 

15 

899 

562 

545 

537 

570 

Medicine Hat 

56 km 

Calgary 

349 km 

7 

FORT WALSH 

NATIONAL 

HISTORIC SITE 

13 

12 

728 

899 

ALBERTA 

Drumheller 

219 km 

Calgary 

357 km 

Camrose 

218 km 

371 

21 

29 

635 

28 

233 

7 

21 

724 

52 

615 

5 

35 

73 

17 

17 

18 

635 

14 

635 

728 

321 

271 

RED COAT 

TRAIL 

Leader 

Centre 

Block 

Consul 

Port of Willow Creek 

Havre 

51 km 

16 

9 

317 

3 

317 

40 

20 

26 

5 

29 

27 

13 

10 

772 

12 

17 

741 

21 

? 

27 

16 

21 

Laporte 

21 

L. 

Creek 

676 

Hearts Hill 

Major 

Flaxcombe 

12 

13 

Fire 

Lake 

L. 

Saskatchewan 

Liebenthal 

10 

787 

9 

635 

27 

8 

Vidora 

Rutland 

Salvador 

Superb 

Smiley 

Pinkham 

Prelate 

Fox Valley 

26 

The 

Freefight 

Ingebrigt L. 

L. 

Big Stick 

L. 

IR 160A 

Nekaneet 

Ravenscrag 

Robsart 

Crane 

Boundary 

Reward 

Coleville 

Divide 

Sceptre 

Ear 

Great 

Piapot 

L. 

L. 

Lemsford 

Portreeve 

Claydon 

Muddy 

Lake 

Beadle 

Glidden 

Beaufield 

Madison 

Adanac 

Snipe Lake 

Sand 

Sidewood 

Cypress 

Hills 

South Fork 

Loomis 

Plateau 

Revenue 

Tramping Lake 

Millerdale 

Broadacres 

Dodsland 

Lancer 

L. 

Snipe 

L. 

Tramping 

Lake 

Kiyiu 

Hills 

Thackeray 

Phippen 

Scott 

Druid 

Netherhill 

Abbey 

Carmichael 

Brock 

Shackleton 

Dollard 

Boggy 

L. 

Verlo 

L. 

Aroma 

Cavell 

Leipzig 

Roseray 

Turner 

Handel 

Hazlet 

Kelfield 

Ruthilda 

Plenty 

Richlea 

IR 110 Mosquito- 

Grizzly Bear's Head IR 111 Mosquito- 

L. 

Opuntia 

L. 

Stranraer 

Isham 

River 

Eagle 

Fiske 

D'Arcy 

Bad 

L. 

Greenan 

Tyner 

Plato 

Lacadena 

Snakehole 

Climax 

Hills 

L. 

Antelope 

L. 

IR 108 

Red 

IR 109 Mosquito- Pheasant 


Traynor 

White Bear 

Battrum 

Instow 

Landis 

Palo 

Canuck 

Keppel 

L. 

L. 

Whiteshore 

Springwater 

Herschel 

McGee 

Bad 

Hills 

Simmie 

Whitebear 

Reid 

Duperow 

The 

Bear 

Anglia 

Wartime 

L. 

Sanctuary 

Pennant 

Webb 

Tuberose 

Cantuar 

Swift 

L. Lac 

Scotsguard 

Frenchman 

Bracken 

Whitewater Cr. 

Chapman 


Clearwater 

L. 

Current 

Newton 

L. 

Pelletier 

Hills 

Eagle 

Van Scoy 

L. 

Barber L. 

L. 

Coteau 

Hills 

Cr. 

SASKATCHEWAN 

LAKE 

Pinto 

Milden 

River 

Creek 

Radisson 

L. 

Goose 

L. 

Stockwell 

Rice 

L. 

Luck 

DIEFENBAKER 

Creek 

Reed L. 

L. 

L. 

Vermilion 

Hills 

Notukeu 

Wood R. 

Wood 

Mountain 

Thomson 

L. 

IR 94 

White Cap 

Dakota/Sioux 

Brightwater 

Creek 

Chaplin 

L. 

L. 

IR 160 

Wood Mountain 

IR 102A Muskeg Lake 

Lynthorpe 

Kettlehut 

Cr. 

L. 

L. 

The 

Blackstrap 

Allan 

L. 

Eyebrow 

Missouri 

Battle 

L. 

Twelve 

Mile 

L. 

110° 109° 108° 107° 106° 

Cando 

Success 

Admiral 

Orkney 

Baljennie 

Glamis 

Hughton 

Matador 

Beverley 

Masefield 

Marriott 

Sonningdale 

Valley Centre 

Forgan 

Wymark 

Ruddell 

Beaver Flat 

Leinan 

Maymont 

Feudal 

Rhineland 

Schoenwiese 

Schoenfeld 

Fielding 

Luseland Perdue 

Eatonia 

Maple Creek 

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Cabri 

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Kyle 

Biggar 

Rosetow n 

Leney 

Zealandia 

Wiseton 

SASK. LANDING 

PROV. PARK 

Sovereign 

Stewart Valley 

Milden 

Chortitz 

Blumenhof McMahon 

Neville 

Cadillac 

Val Marie 

Struan 

Tessier 

Harris 

Main Centre 

Prairie View 

Waldeck 

Rush Lake 

Swif t Current 

Arelee 

Bounty 

Hallonquist 

Pambrun 

Ponteix 

Environ 

Kinley 

Radisson 

Borden 

Laura 

Conquest 

Anerley 

Dinsmore 

Demaine 

Ardath 

Lucky Lake 

Beechy 

Herbert 

Neidpath 

Vanguard 

Aneroid 

Hazenmore 

Gouldtown 

Mankota 

Asquith 

Vanscoy 

Glenbain 

Donavon 

Swanson 

Morse 

Langham 

Macrorie 

Tichfield 

Hodgeville 

Delisle 

Cutbank 

Dunblane 

Calderbank 

Glen Kerr 

Arbuthnot 

Kincaid 

Ferland 

Grandora 

McCord 

Broderick 

Outlook 

Mennon 

Coteau 

Beach 

Birsay 

Kelstern 

St. Boswells 

Hepburn 

Pike 

Lake 

Hitchcock Bay 

Riverhurst 

Halvorgate 

Ernfold 

Dalmeny 

Saskatoon 

PIKE LAKE 

PROV. PARK 

Uren 

Bateman 

Meyronne 

Glentworth 

Glenside 

Shamrock 

Woodrow 

C.F.B. 

Dundurn 

Opheim 

Mistusinne 

Minichinas 

Grasswood 

41 

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Alvena 

Gruenthal 

Blumenthal 

Greenfelweise 

Schoen- 

Neuanlage 

Smuts 

Neuhorst 

Blumenheim 

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Rheinland 

Buffer 

Prud’homme 

Osler Aberdeen 

Edenburg Vonda L. 

Dundurn 

DANIELSON 

PROV. PARK 

Lawson 

Central Butte 

Waldheim 

Warman 

Mar tensville 

Chaplin 

Hawarden 

Strongfield 

Loreburn 

Elbow 

Bridgeford 

Melaval 

Flintoft 

Fir Mountain 

Mawer 

Coderre 

Lafleche 

Parkbeg 

Darmody 

Courval 

Canopus 

Killdeer 

Bradwell 

Shields 

Thode 

Lakenheath 

St. Denis 

Blucher 

Clavet Elstow 

Kenaston 

Tugaske 

Limerick 

Hague 

Hanley 

Gravelbourg 

BLACKSTRAP 

PROV. PARK 

Palmer 

Wood 

Mountain 

Bladworth 

DOUGLAS 

PROV. PARK 

Allan 

Davidson 

Mazenod 

Eyebrow 

Eskbank 

Lake 

Valley 

Mortlach 

Old Wives 

Congress 

Stonehenge 

Scout Lake 

Hills 

Qu'Appelle 

Caron 

Old Wives 

Lake 

Hills 

Arm 

Coteau 

Expanse 

Mossbank 

Ardill 

Rockglen 

Vantage 

Montague 

Sagehill 

Colonsay 

Neely 

Shaunavon Assiniboi a 

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16 

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34 

10 

11 

35 

14 

33 19 

37 

37 

23 

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23 

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43 

55 

STORIC SITE 

656 

631 

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69 km 

658 

656 

342 

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752 

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631 

631 

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656 

67 

51 

32 

722 

93 

44 

147 

50 

5 

4 

343 

4 

242 

4 

59 

9 

768 

RED COAT 

TRAIL 

4 

66 

Val Marie 

Dam 

15 

4 

86 

Malta 

86 km 

784 

100 

115 

379 

376 

342 

655 

768 

43 

628 

628 

44 

655 

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42 

101 

18 

42 

654 

721 

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340 

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612 

784 

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685 

673 

646 

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737 

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720 

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373 

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29 

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627 

32 

784 

367 

627 

749 

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37 

Port of West 

Poplar River 

18 

9 12 

20 

18 

13 

12 

15 

SEAGER 

WHEELER 

FARM 

NATIONAL 

627 

358 

718 

HISTORIC SITE 

785 

44 44 

19 

LOUIS RIEL 

TRAIL 

Glasgow 

98 km 

80 

123 

111 

316 

11 

11 

134 

Qu'Appelle 

Valley Dam 

76 

63 

627 

705 

89 

11 

5 

763 

764 

732 

13 

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RED COAT 

TRAIL 

15 

11 

671 

4 

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2 

312 

397 

103 

15 

15 

653 

15 

Brownlee 

12 

735 

7 

14 

2 

19 

17 

St. Victor 

15 

10 

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363 

26 3 

23 

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23 

Lake 

Lisieux 

Fife 

L. 

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CANADA 

42 

27 

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Zelma 

Girvin 

Craik 

11 

SITE 

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643 

777 

767 

22 

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Keeler 

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Rivers 

L. 

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Marquis 

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Willows 

Constance 

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71 

ST. VICTOR’S PET 

PROV. HISTORIC 

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 

1 

7 

C

Wakaw 

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Muskiki 

L. 

Dana 

1 

6 

eterson 

eacham 

8 

oung Little 

Manitou 

River 

Renown 

Cardross 

Viscount 

Tuxford 

The 

Readlyn 

Lake 

Devil's 

L. 

Verwood 

Reynaud 

St. Benedict 

Middle 

L. 

Middle Lake 

Lewis 

Stalwart 

The 

Cactus 

Hills 

L. 

Crane 

Valley 

Plunkett 

Amazon 

Simpson 

Creek 

Pilger 

Houghton 

Fulda L. 

Deadmoose L. Marysburg 

Waldsea L. 

Carmel 

Dixon 

Etter’s 

Beach 

L. 

Basin 

Lake 

Lake 

Boulder 

L. 

Last 

Mountain 

Duval 

Lake 

Missouri 

Big 

Venn 

Imperial 

Liberty 

Penzance 

Stony Beach 

Ormiston 

Kayville 

Viceroy 

Buffalo Gap 

Guernsey 

Manitou Beach 

Lenore 

Lake 

Qu'Appelle 

The 

Dirt 

Burr 

Lockwood 

Hills 

Hatfield 

Keystown 

Muddy 

Big Beaver 

Whitetail 

Lake Lenore 

St. Gregor 

Muenster 

Sinnett 

Drake 

Esk 

Nokomis 

Govan 

Cymric 

Moose Jaw 

Dummer 

L. 

Big Muddy 

Lake 

Ranch 

L. 

Coteau 

Daleview 

Annaheim 

Tate 

Hardy 

Jansen 

L. 

Badlands 

Outlook 

Jansen 

Ironspring Cr. 

Kutawagan 

L. 

Corinne 

Dafoe 

Silver Park Chagoness 

Pleasantdale 

Lac Vert 

Quill 

Coteau 

Lakes 

Big 

Lake 

Whitewood 

River 

Wascana 

River 

IR 91A 

Kinistin 

L. 

Charron 

L. 

Touchwood 

IR 88 

Kawacatoose 

Serath 

Khedive 

Ceylon 

Minton 

Spalding 

Englefeld 

Watson 

Leroy 

Semans 

Quinton 

Riceton 

Kandahar 

L. 

IR 86 

Gordon 

IR 91 Kinistin 

Punnichy 

Alkali 

Kipabiskau 

L. 

Barrier 

Saint-Front 

Quill 

Echo L. 

Ponass 

L. 

Paswegin 

Little 

IR 87 

Day Star 

Hills 

Clair 

Lake 

IR 85 

Muskowekwan 

Trossachs 

Qu’Appelle 

L. 

Beaubier 

Westby 

L. 

Long 

McKague 

River 

Algrove 

Hendon 

Mozart 

Elfros 

Maxim 

Ratcliffe 

Barrier 

L. 

Nora 

Nut 

L. 

Fosston 

Fishing 

Lakes 

Nickle 

L. 

Marean 

L. 

Fishing 

L. 

Foam 

Lakes 

Strawberry 

Creek 

Kylemore 

Leslie 

Bankend 

IR 90 

Yellow Quill 

Greenwater 

L. 

Horse 

Lakes 

Little 

IR 89 

Fishing Lake 

IR 89A 

Fishing Lake 

West Bend 

Cedoux 

Raymond Dooley Alkabo 

Perigord 

Jasmin 

Tyvan 

Oungre 

Fortuna 

Chelan 

L. 

L. 

Round 

Nut L. 

Kuroki 

Creek 

Beaver 

IR 76 Carry 

The Kettle 

Osage 

Talmage 

Hume 

Bromhead 

Nut Mountain 

Hills 

IR 84 

Little Black Bear 

IR 83 Star Blanket 

IR 82 Okanese 

IR 81 Peepeekisis 

SOURIS 

Rafferty 

Dam 

Piwei 

Qu'Appelle 

Gooseberry 

Lakes 

Big 

Valley 

L. 

Reservoir 

Moose 

L. Mountain 

L. 

IR 69 

Ocean Man 

Boundary 

Dam 

Reservoir 

Piwei R. 

Jim 

L. 

Gara 

Cr. 

Assiniboine 

Moose 

Gara 

L. 

Mann 

L. 

Crooked 

Roussay 

Kaposvar 

L. 

Moose 

Good Spirit 

Sarnia B. 

Holdfast 

220 

Colesdale Park 

Bulyea Earl Grey Southey 

Wee-too B. Island View/Spring Bay 

22 

ry 

Alice B. Glen Harbour Gibbs 

Cupar 

Duff 

Grandview B. 322 

IR 78 Standing Buffalo 

berlain 

PelicanSunset Cove 

Dilke IR 80APointe 

Silton 

Held by 7 

IR 80B Muscowpetung 

Lorlie 

354 First Nations Saskatchewan 

Beach 99 

IR 80 

Findlater Regina Buena 

LOUIS RIEL 

Muscowpetung 

TRAIL 

IR 75 Piapot 

IR 83A Star 

Beach VistaLumsden 

IR 79 Pasqua 

Blanket 

Buffalo 

Beach Craven 

Pound Bethune 

54 

L. 

Lumsden 

Avonhurst Edgeley 

Sun 

Disley 

Edenwold 

Tregarva 

Valley 

364 

Zehner 

BUFFALO POUND 

Pilot McLean 

Balgonie 

PROV. PARK 

Butte 

St. Joseph's 

Colony 

Belle Pense Grand 

Plaine 

Coulee 

White 

Richardson City Davin 

Pasqua 

ushell 

Rowatt 

Baildon 

Drinkwater 

Park 

Kronau 

Estlin 

Lajord 

339 

Rouleau 

Briercrest 

Gray 

restwynd 

Wilcox 

Hearne 

Bechard 

nkirk 

Avonlea 

334 

Claybank 

Lewvan 

Bayard 

306 

Colfax 

Spring Valley 

Lang 

itchellton 

Truax 

62 

36 

Yellow Grass 

Bliss 

Parry 

Shoe Dahinda 

334 

Tatagwa 

Amulet 

114 

Channel 

Glasnevin 

Ogema 

L. Horizon 

Willow 

377 

Benson 

Radville 

Woodley 

Willow Bunch 

85 

Bunch 

Bengough 

28 

Cullen 

Harptree 

34 

Salt 

36 

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4 

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11 

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7 

5 

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Bruno 

oose Jaw 

4 

24 

15 

12 

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7 

13 

30 

6 

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10 

Port of 

Coronach 

Humboldt 

29 

13 

10 

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9 

27 

18 

6 

ROGLYPHS 

PARK 

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670 

732 

24 

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756 

749 

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2 

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33 

39 

705 

670 

144 

11 

202 

26 

Scobey 

22 km 

5 

365 

12 

9 

2 

2 

16 

5 

756 

11 

624 

36 

13 

11 

87 

301 

21 

10 

668 

733 

St. Brieux 

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12 

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44 

732 

715 

13 

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22 

16 10 

19 

17 

20 

669 

YELLOWHEAD 

ROUTE 

668 

31 

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21 

3 

Lanigan 

ROWAN'S 

RAVINE 

PROV. PARK 

12 

19 

19 

8 

8 

14 4 13 

10 

19 

15 

2 

15 

8 

15 

10 

12 

10 

Port of 

Big Beaver 

23 

12 

25 

13 

8 

Strasbourg 

REGINA 

20 

10 

10 

5 

11 

12 

13 

19 

33 

CLAYBANK BRICK PLANT 

NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE 

717 

18 

642 

108 

10 

19 

511 

777 

20 

761 

16 

21 

17 

35 

98 

77 

42 

730 

71 

39 

20 

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Scobey 

40 km 

761 

641 

756 

78 

3 

4 

20 

9 

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11 

11 

Pangman 

Naicam 

11 

21 

13 

9 

Port of 

Regway 

15 

23 

3 

15 

12 

7 

10 

23 

12 

38 

Raymore 

24 

6 8 35 

26 

9 

10 

13 11 

48 

368 

20 

34 

623 

15 

705 

667 

20 

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28 

16 

LAST MTN. HOUSE PROV. 

HISTORIC PARK 

734 

17 

42 

20 

777 

641 

11 

641 

714 

10 

731 

22 

27 

16 

19 

6 

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23 

6 

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CANAM 

HIGHWAY 

CANAM 

HIGHWAY 

6 

45 

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11 

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Milestone 

16 

23 

10 

6 

11 

13 

8 

10 

14 

Gladmar 

10 18 

10 

7 

16 

6 

734 

43 

72 

150 

CANAM 

HIGHWAY 

46 

26 

39 

55 

349 

24 

8 

Quill Lake 

18 

Wynyard 

McTaggart 

Lake Alma 

14 

756 756 

640 

12 

11 

RED COAT 

TRAIL 

Plentywood 

26 km 

640 

13 

12 

7 

8 13 

10 

640 

640 

12 

CANAM 

HIGHWAY 

640 

18 

66 

20 

4 

20 

640 

8 

48 

10 

15 

68 

5 

Dysart 

ECHO VALLEY 

25 

40 

54 

727 

621 

621 

49 

14 

GREENWATER LAKE 

PROV. PARK 

21 

Wishart 

PROV. PARK 

Lestock 

Leross 

Shellmouth 

B-Say- 

Tah Fort San 

Vibank 

Sedley 

Francis 

Archerwill 

7 

11 

5 

10 

Fort 

Rose 

Valley 

6 

16 

11 11 

Lipton 

Qu'Appelle 

Wadena 

21 

TOUCHWOOD HILLS 


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Qu'Appelle 

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Colgate Goodwater 

19 

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35 

10 

35 

25 

20 

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Port of 

Oungre 

23 11 

20 

Tribune 

21 

2 

12 10 

8 

13 

11 

Lebret 

23 

Hubbard 

Sandy Beach 

Katepwa Beach 

Kendal 

Ituna 

L. 

L. 

Leech 

L. 

IR 68 Pheasant 

Rump Nakota 

McBride 

L. 

Crystal 

L. 

White 

Sand 

Mountain 

Mountain 

Crescent L. 

Round 

L. 

RIVER 

River 

Creek 

River 

River 

Kenosee L. 

Antler 

White Bear L. 

Creek 

Swan 

Lac La Course 

Cannington L. 

Upper 

des Lacs 

Lake 

Townsend 

Porcupine 

105° 104° 103° 102° 

Margo 

Tuffnell 

Sintaluta 

Homefield 

Abernethy 

Candiac 

Outram 

Okla 

Parkerview 

Griffin Froude 

Halbrite 

Porcupin 

Plain 

57 

Kelvington 

31 

2 

30 

11 

Foam Lake 

2 

5 

43 43 

25 

16 

6 

48 

28 

17 

7 

24 

12 

49 

24 

35 

Plentywood 

70 km 

756 

14 

19 

12 

6 

7 

Indian Head 

Weyburn 

16 

26 

679 

665 

56 

13 

13 

29 

10 

349 

743 

11 

12 

KATEPWA POINT 

PROV. PARK 

10 10 

12 

11 13 

50 

18 8 

8 

742 

39 

773 

38 

619 

13 

310 

13 

31 

85 

310 

619 

10 

18 

18 

13 

33 

606 

10 

6 

606 

350 

11 

Ambrose 

Carragana 

Sheho 

18 

16 

15 

Fillmore 

Torquay 

Lintlaw 

17 

14 

Montmar tre 

606 

15 

16 

42 

606 

13 

49 

14 

711 

77 

678 

75 86 

CANAM 

HIGHWAY 

63 

12 

617 

Goodeve 

Lemberg 

Creelman 

Heward 

Crosby 

Invermay 

Somme 

Birmingham 

Westview 

Summerberry 

Wolseley 

Huntoon 

Macoun 

Baring 

Hazel Dell 

Rama 

Insinger 

Theodore 

Glenavon 

Hitchcock 

Weekes 

Jedburgh 

Good Spirit 

Acres 

Willowbrook 

Fenwood 

Neudorf 

IR 74A 

Sakimay 

Handsworth 

Melville 

Beach 

IR 74 

Sakimay IR 73 

Cowessess 

Peebles 

Corning 

Dillabough 

Reserve 

Usherville 

Endeavour 

Ketchen 

Preeceville 

GOOD SPIRIT LAKE 

PROV. PARK 

Melville 

Oakshela 

Noonan 

Buchanan 

Fonehill 

Killaly 

Grenfell 

Tiny 

Otthon 

Cana 

Hinchliffe 

Lady Lake 

Tadmore 

IR 72 

Kahkewistahaw 

Larson 

Columbus 

Bertwell 

White 

Spruce 

Orcadia 

IR 74B 

Sakimay 

Waldron 

Dubuc 

Gorlitz 

Sunset Beach 

Marieval 

Windthorst 

Stoughton 

Forget 

Roche Percee 

Springside 

Grayson 

Sturgis 

Broadview 

Kipling 

Kisbey 

Coalfields 

Hamton 

IR 74C 

Sakimay 

Crescent Lake 

West 

End 

Bird’s 

Point 

IR 71 

Ochapowace 

Lignite 

Mikado 

Donwell 

Rokeby 

Percival 

Willmar 

Swan Plain 

Danbury 

Tonkin 

St. Hubert Mission 

Browning 

Midale Lampman 

Port of 

Torquay 

617 

15 

11 

12 

12 

9 

10 

12 

11 

11 19 

15 

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4 

24 

12 

7 

15 

32 

11 

21 

Port of Estevan 

18 

15 

9 9 

24 

27 

6 

15 

MOTHERWELL HOMESTEAD 

NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE 

617 

15 

617 

617 

677 

617 

617 

617 

705 

25 

617 

14 

13 

616 

10 

9 

11 

27 

31 

17 

13 

16 

30 

27 

3 

25 

15 

34 

19 

20 

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711 

8 

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27 

8 

12 

15 

23 

13 

22 

8 

25 

21 

26 

15 

12 

13 11 

19 

31 

17 

15 

16 

9 

10 

CROOKED LAKE 

PROV. PARK 

25 

15 

14 

11 

3 

3 29 

3 

605 

24 

605 

605 

605 

Steelman 

Hirsch 

85 52 

Williston 

109 km 

118 

Piwei 

Lake 

Ecological 

62 

15 

72 

42 

YELLOWHEAD 

ROUTE 

Carragana Swamp 


52 

22 

5 

13 

Rafferty Dam 

651 

83 

47 

60 

Boundary Dam 

755 

102 

8 

16 

651 

47 

40 

47 

23 982 

651 

726 

64 

S 

ROUTE 

47 

11 

703 

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5 

40 

9 

10 

160 

664 

664 

726 

43 

49 

651 

31 

Amsterdam 

Inchkeith 

Wordsworth 

Frobisher 

Flaxton 

IR 65 

Key 

IR 66 

Keeseekoose 

Dunleath 

Langbank 

Zeneta 

Vandura 

Burrows 

Dumas 

Hills 

IR 70 White Bear 

White Bear 

Lake Resort 

Northgate 

L. 

Whitebeech 

IR 66A 

Keeseekoose 

St. Philips 

Hazel 

Cliffe 

IR 64 

Cote 

Pipestone 

Lake Of The 

Prairies 

Kelso 

Walpole 

Cantal 

River 

Armit 

L. 

River 

Stenen Hyas Arran 

2 

5 

8 11 

13 

10 

Canora 

13 

Ebenezer 

8 

18 

Yorkton 

23 

6 

5 

9 

4 

11 13 

16 

Veregin 

Rhein 

Stornoway 

Bangor Atwater 

Stockholm 

Whitewood 

23 

Kennedy 

MOOSE MOUNTAIN 

13 

753 

662 

702 

638 

709 

PROV. PARK 

Arcola 

604 

37 

754 

12 

Alameda 

Port of 

North Portal 

North Portal 

3 

27 

13 

15 

27 

Bredenbury 

33 

20 

WOODY RIVER 


Norquay 

13 

Saltcoats 

13 

14 5 13 

16 

650 

12 

3 

13 

22 

12 

754 

637 

637 

18 

37 

Kenosee Lake 

4 

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Pelly 

Kamsack 

Churchbrid ge 

10 

Esterhazy 

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8 

637 

Carlyle 

27 

15 

637 

8 

637 

13 

16 

86 

23 2 

637 

637 

18 

13 

661 

4 

13 

726 

31 

753 

725 

8 

17 

Oxbow 

Glen Ewen 

Port of Northgate 

8 

16 10 

8 

19 

20 

Wroxton 

15 

21 

16 

25 

10 

Yarbo 

Gerald 

18 

Madge 

Lake 

Benito 

Woody 

Swan River 

Duck Mountain 

Spy Hill 

Tantallon 

Wapella 

DUCK MTN. 

PROV. PARK 

19 

13 

Wauchope 

Doonside 

Ryerson 

Mair 

Parkman 

Alida 

14 

20 

6 7 

603 

601 

601 

601 

Runnymede 

Togo 

12 

Calder 

MacNutt 

Rocanville 

24 

Red 

Jacket 

Moosomi n 

709 

601 

13 

636 

27 

13 16 

Fairlight 

Roblin 

Assiniboine 

Marchwell 

Bellegarde 

Sherwood 

Durban 

Boggy Creek 

Langenburg 

Redvers 

Carnduff 

21 

3 

20 5 

5 

11 

16 

9 

21 

13 

19 

CANNINGTON MANOR 


361 

361 361 

27 

39 

983 

229 

44 

NORTH DAKOTA 

201 

48 

9 

48 

9 

15 

247 

111 

309 

64 

9 

18 9 

982 

8 

49 

64 

85 

10 

980 


4 

S 

ROUTE 

TRAVEL 

54 

S 

ROUTE 

TRAVEL 

46 

80 

S 

ROUTE 

TRAVEL 

28 

Alameda Dam 

8 

8 

80 

80 

48 

RED COAT 

TRAIL 

357 

381 

67 

601 

57 

YELLOWHEAD 

ROUTE 

13 

5 

8 

318 

16 

28 

275 

279 

83 

369 

8 

8 

7 

19 

8 

68 

22 

308 

6 

600 

Bowsman 

Kenville 

14 

Welwyn 

14 

Fleming 

31 

12 

Maryfield 

34 

23 

588 

487 

363 

484 

709 

62 

10 

San Clara 

Dropmore 

Harrowby 

Creek 

Antler R. 

Birch River 

6 

Shell 

Millwood 

Binscarth 

7 

7 

Antler 

Storthoaks 

24 

Carievale 

River 

Fertile 

River 

Russell 

St-Lazare 

McAuley 

Kirkella 

3 

3 10 6 

12 13 

20 

279 

482 

8 

28 

367 

593 

549 

600 

18 

486 

594 

83 

545 

571 

365 

10 

579 

478 

41 

600 

486 

591 

83 

542 

266 

592 

Manson 

Kola 

255 

Ebor 

Sinclair 

6 

366 

Gainsborough 

Port of Carievale 

E F G H I 

Reserve 

Pickle 

Lake 

Ecological 

Reserve 

Assiniboine 

Meadows 

Ecological 

Reserve 

Qu'Appelle 

Coulee 

Ecological 

Reserve 

Big Valley 

Lake 

Ecological 

Reserve 

84 

? 

97 

116 

Minot 

153 km 

Assiniboine 

Slopes 

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Reserve 

? 

Flin Flon 

446 km 

? 

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141 km 

10 

584 

583 

264 

41 

257 

2 

Novra 

488 366 

467 

485 

256 

584 

366 

5 

45 

256 

Tilston 

Antler 

River 

Dauphin 

108 km 

Portage la 

Prairie 

280 km 

Winnipeg 

368 km 

YELLOWHEAD 

ROUTE 

Winnipeg 

333 km 

Brandon 

122 km 

256 

Souris 

88 km 

3 

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3 

2 

1 

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Canada Border ServiCeS agenCy - portS of entry 

CANADIAN OFFICE HOURS OF SERVICE U.S. OFFICE 

Carievale 2nd Sun in Mar to 1st Sat in Nov 8:00 – 21:00 Sherwood, ND 

(Hwy 8) Remainder of the year 9:00 – 22:00 

Climax 2nd Sun in Mar to May 31 9:00 – 18:00 Turner, MT 

(Hwy 37) June 1 to Sept 15 8:00 – 21:00 

Sept 16 to 1st Sat in Nov 9:00 – 18:00 

1st Sun in Nov to 2nd Sat in Mar 10:00 – 19:00 

Coronach 2nd Sun in Mar to May 31 8:00 – 18:00 Scobey, MT 




Estevan Highway 2nd Sun in Mar to 1st Sat in Nov 8:00 – 21:00 Noonan, ND 


Monchy 2nd Sun in Mar to May 31 9:00 – 18:00 Morgan, MT 




Northgate 2nd Sun in Mar to 1st Sat in Nov 8:00 – 21:00 Northgate, ND 


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(Hwy 39) 

Oungre 2nd Sun in Mar to 1st Sat in Nov 8:00 – 21:00 Fortuna, ND 

(Hwy 35) Rest of Year 9:00 – 22:00 

Regway Year Round 24 Hours Raymond, MT 

(Hwy 6) 

Torquay 2nd Sun in Mar to 1st Sat in Nov 8:00 – 16:00 Ambrose, ND 


West Poplar River 2nd Sun in Mar to May 31 9:00 – 18:00 Opheim, MT 




Willow Creek 2nd Sun in Mar to 1st Sat in Nov 9:00 – 17:00 Willow Creek, MT 


need a Map? 

For your Official Saskatchewan Road Map, 

contact: 

Tourism Saskatchewan 

Toll-free: 1 (877) 237-2273 

A Saskatchewan grid road map is available for 

$2.00 from: 

Saskatchewan Association of Rural 

Municipalities: (306) 761-3722 

To order topographic maps, depth maps, aerial 

photographs, or satellite imagery, contact: 

Information Services Corporation 

Geomatics Distribution Centre 

1301 – 1st Avenue 

Regina, SK S4R 8H2 

Local 787-2799 

Toll-free: 1 (866) 275-4721 

www.isc.ca 

ask@isc.ca 

Maps of individual rural municipalities are 

available from the local municipalities. 

Contact Ministry of Highways for project and 

inventory maps at (306) 787-2721. 

Air Facilities Map 

(306) 664-2376 

info@saskaviationcouncil.ca


Border CroSSing 

inforMation 

The following information is designed to help visitors cross Canadian 

borders. Officials at points of entry will issue any permits required for 

vehicles and outfits. 

For more detailed information, contact Canada Border Services Agency 

(CBSA) toll-free at 1(800) 461-9999. If you are calling from outside of 

Canada, call (204) 983-3500 or visit www.cbsa.gc.ca. 

There are 12 points of entry located along the Saskatchewan/U.S. border. 

The hours of operation listed on page 75 are subject to change without 

notice. For the dates of summer and winter hours and transitional periods, 

or for additional information, contact your nearest CBSA or phone 

(306) 927-2455. 

Saskatchewan’s 24-hour ports of entry are North Portal and Regway. 

ENTRY BY PRIVATE AIRCRAFT 

Pilots that arrive in Canada by private, company-owned or charter aircraft 

carrying 15 people or less, as well as travellers on recreational boats 

carrying 29 people or less, have to call a Canada Border Services Agency 

(CBSA) Telephone Reporting Centre (TRC) to obtain authorization to enter 

Canada. 

• Call 1 (888) 226-7277 at least two hours before but no more than 48 

hours prior to the aircraft's arrival in Canada; 

• give the estimated time of arrival (ETA); 

• give the aircraft tail number/aircraft registration mark; and 

• arrive during regular CBSA office hours at a designated airport of entry 

(AOE). 

If the 1 (888) number is not available, call Lansdown, Ontario at 

(613) 659-2598 or Victoria, British Columbia at (250) 363-0343. 

Please be advised that long distance charges may apply. 

You are required to contact Canada Customs in advance at 

1 (888) CANPASS (1-888-226-7277). Further information can be obtained 

from the local Canada Customs office. 

Regina International Airport . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(306) 780-5218 

Saskatoon International Airport . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(306) 975-4755 

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES 

Visitors to Canada who meet the legal age of the province or territory 

where they enter may import 40 oz (1.14 L) of liquor, 53 oz (1.5 L) of 

wine, or 288 oz (24 12 oz cans) of beer or ale. In Saskatchewan, the legal 

drinking age is 19. All provinces except Nunavut and the Northwest 

Territories allow visitors to import quantities above the duty-free 

allowance, up to certain limits. Provincial and federal taxes must be paid 

on the surplus; however, the cost is high. 

TOBACCO PRODUCTS 

Visitors 18 years of age or over may import 200 cigarettes, 50 cigars, 200 g 

(7 oz) of manufactured tobacco and 200 tobacco sticks duty-free. 

Quantities above the duty-free allowance are subject to federal and 

sometimes provincial taxes and the cost to import them is high. Any 

shipment of more than six cartons of cigarettes must also meet Canadian 

marking regulations. 

FOOD 

Visitors may import food for their own use without duty payment, 

provided the quantity is consistent with the duration and nature of the 

stay in Canada. Larger quantities that are not intended for consumption, 

but will be moved in transit through Canada, may be documented on a 

temporary admission permit. Certain fruits, vegetables and meat from 

countries other than the U.S. may be prohibited. All importations of meat 

over 20 kg (44 lb) must be inspected by the Canadian Food & Inspection 

Agency. 

GASOLINE AND FUEL 

Visitors are allowed free entry of fuel up to the normal tank capacity of 

their vehicles. Quantities above that amount may be subject to duty and 

taxes. 

DOGS AND CATS 

Dogs and cats from the United States must be accompanied by a 

certificate signed and dated by a veterinarian. The certificate must state 

that the animal has been vaccinated against rabies within the last three 

years. The certificate must provide sufficient description to identify the 

animal. Animal tags are NOT acceptable in lieu of a certificate. Puppies 

and kittens less than three months old do not require rabies vaccinations 

but must be in good health. Pets imported from countries other than the 

United States may require quarantine. 

CAMPING OR FISHING 

You can bring camping gear, recreational equipment and supplies with 

you to Canada, provided all items are clean and free of pests and soil. You 

cannot bring firewood or live bait into the country without a permit. 

FIREARMS AND ALL OTHER WEAPONS 

All weapons—including firearms, mace, tear gas, and pepper spray—must 

be declared to customs upon arrival. Under Canadian law, visitors are not 

allowed to import firearms and defensive sprays for personal protection. 

Visitors who are at least 18 years old may import ordinary rifles and 

shotguns for hunting, sporting use, competition, movement in transit or 

for protection against wildlife in remote areas (excluding National Parks). 

The importation is allowed, provided the officer is satisfied with the 

circumstances of the importation. 

Restricted firearms include: 

• most handguns; 

• semi-automatic rifles and shotguns that are capable of discharging 

centre-fire ammunition, have barrels between 105 mm (4.14 inches) and 

470 mm (18.5 inches) long, and are not otherwise prohibited; 

• firearms designed or adapted to be fired when reduced to a length of 

less than 660 mm (26 inches) by folding, telescoping or other means; and 

• firearms restricted by regulations. 

Prohibited firearms include: 

• handguns with barrels less than or equal to 105 mm (4.14 inches) long; 

• handguns designed or adapted to discharge a 25- or 32-calibre cartridge; 

• firearms adapted from rifles or shotguns by sawing, cutting or any other 

alteration, that, when adapted in this way, are less than 660 mm (26 

inches) long or have a barrel that is less than 457 mm (18.5 inches) long; 

• automatic firearms, whether or not altered to fire in the manner of a 

semi-automatic firearm; and 

• firearms prohibited by regulations. 

ENTERING CANADA 

Make sure that you are carrying proper identification for yourself and any 

children travelling with you in the vehicle. A passport is not mandatory for 

entry into Canada but it is a preferable piece of identification. If you are a 

Canadian or American citizen or a permanent resident of either country, 

other acceptable identification includes the following: 

• an enhanced driver’s licence; 

• a birth certificate with accompanying photo identification (such as a 

regular driver’s licence); 

• a permanent residence or green card; 

• a citizenship card or a certificate of citizenship or naturalization; or 

• a Certificate of Indian Status. 

Note: Full implementation of the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative 

requirements for entry into the United States by land and water is now 

complete. All individuals are required to present a valid passport or other 

approved secure document when entering the United States by land or 

water. 

Approved WHTI documents include: 

• a NEXUS card; 

• a Free and Secure Trade (FAST) card; 

• a Secure Certificate of Indian Status (when this certificate is available and 

approved by the United States). 

There are 12 points of entry located along the Saskatchewan/U.S. border. 

The hours of operation listed on page 75 are subject to change without 

notice. For the dates of summer and winter hours and transitional periods, 

or for additional information, contact your nearest CBSA or phone 

(306) 927-2455. 

Saskatchewan’s 24-hour ports of entry are North Portal and Regway.

egulationS 

To receive a copy of the Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment Anglers’ or 

Hunters’ and Trappers’ Guide, call (306) 787-2314 or visit 

www.environment.gov.sk.ca 

ANGLING 

Saskatchewan is divided into three management zones for angling 

regulation purposes. All lakes intersected by zone borders fall into the 

zone immediately north of the border. 


La Loche 

Northern 

Zone 

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THE PROPOSED 2012 SEASON DATES ARE: 

Southern Zone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .May 5, 2012 – March 31, 2013 

Central Zone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .May 15, 2012 – March 31, 2013 

Northern Zone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .May 25, 2012 – April 15, 2013 

General fishing regulations apply province-wide. Check your Anglers’ Guide 

for a summary of the major regulations anglers should be aware of. 

Lloydminster 

La Ronge 

Central 

Zone 

Prince Albert 

Creighton 

LICENCE FEES: 

Saskatchewan Resident Annual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$29.44 

Saskatchewan Resident, three-day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$14.72 

Canadian Resident, Annual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$58.87 

Canadian Resident, three-day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$29.44 

Non-Resident, Annual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$78.51 

Non-Resident, three-day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$39.25 

Children under age 16 and Seniors over 65 do not require a licence. 

LIMITS – PROVINCE-WIDE 

In all management zones, no more than one fish per species may exceed 

specified upper size limits. The specified upper size limit refers to the total 

length of fish as they are taken from the water. Measure your fish from the 

tip of the snout to the farthest tip of the tail (with the tail pinched) to 

determine its legal length. The limits for some of the 21 species are 

shown below. The daily limit is the same as the possession limit. 

Sample: 

• walleye/sauger – 4, only one may exceed 55 cm total length 

• northern pike – 5, only one may exceed 75 cm total length 

• lake trout – 3, only one may exceed 65 cm total length 

• Arctic grayling – 2, only one may exceed 35 cm total length 

• goldeye – 8 

• whitefish – 8 

• burbot – 8 

• stocked trout include: brook, brown, cutthroat, rainbow, 

splake, tiger trout and Atlantic salmon (all species combined) – 5 

• yellow perch – 25 

Anglers can catch the limit for all species in one day. At no time, however, 

can they exceed the limit for any one species. 

For example, in any given day, you may take six northern pike with only 

one pike exceeding 75 cm in length, five walleye/sauger in combination 

with one walleye/sauger exceeding 55 cm in length, and four lake trout 

with only one exceeding 65 cm in length. This would fill your limit for all 

pike, walleye/sauger, and lake trout. You could still catch your limit for 

other species not yet caught. 

You are required to package your catch in such a way that species can be 

identified. Fillets must be packaged so that number and length of fish can 

be easily determined by a conservation officer. Two fillets are counted as 

one fish. These rules are especially important for anglers returning to the 

United States with their catches, but apply equally to all anglers. Refer to 

the Anglers’ Guide for specific information on the transportation/export of 

sport fish. 

Anglers returning to the United States from Saskatchewan should note 

that anyone transporting fish taken by angling out of Saskatchewan must 

possess a valid Saskatchewan angling licence. Fish transported from 

Saskatchewan must be easily identified according to species and number 

and length. 

North 

Battleford 

Highway No. 1 

Saskatoon 

Southern 

Zone 

Swift Current 

Red Coat Trail 

Moose Jaw 

Humboldt 

Melfort 

Yellowhead Highway 

Regina 

Melville 

Yorkton 

Weyburn 

ANGLING LICENCES 

If you are 16 or older, you must have a current Saskatchewan licence for 

recreational fishing in the province (Treaty Indians are exempt). A threeday 

angling licence is valid in the southern and central management 

zones. 

Anglers may purchase competitively priced angling licences from special 

vendors, including most stores selling equipment. The Ministry also 

accepts phone orders using VISA or MasterCard, call (306) 787-2847. 

Licences can also be ordered via internet at 

www.environment.gov.sk.ca/licences or by fax (306) 787-8280. 

VHS is a viral fish disease that has been discovered recently in the Great 

Lakes region and has caused large-scale mortalities in several fish species. 

Recent research has shown that freezing does not kill the virus. Of 

concern is the possibility of transmitting the virus from frozen bait fish 

minnows. The Ministry is developing legislation to control the importation 

of frozen bait fish into the province. Anglers can help by not bringing 

frozen bait fish into the province. 

Note that a special National Parks fishing licence is required for fishing in 

Prince Albert National Park of Canada. Angling regulations and seasons in 

this park also differ from the rest of the province. Anglers may no longer 

use lead sinkers or jigs while fishing in National Parks. For details, check 

at the park entry office. 

There is no minimum size of fish which may be kept and you may angle 

day or night. The importation, possession, or use of live minnows is not 

permitted. However, preserved minnows from a commercial source may 

be used. Use of leeches and earthworms for bait is also permitted, but 

leeches cannot be imported into Saskatchewan. 

To learn about pleasure craft licencing, visit www.boatingsafety.gc.ca or call 

the Boating Safety Infoline at 1 (800) 267-6687. 

HUNTING 

If you plan to hunt game birds or big game in the province, you must 

purchase the appropriate certificate and licences. Every hunter must 

purchase a Wildlife Habitat Certificate from hunting licence vendors. The 

Wildlife Habitat Certificate is $10.79 (including GST). Licence phone orders 

using your VISA or Mastercard are accepted, or you can order your licence 

by mail or fax. For details phone Tourism Saskatchewan at 1 (877) 237- 

2273 or Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment at (306) 787-2847. 

In addition, waterfowl hunters must obtain Canadian migratory game bird 

hunting permits and stamps. These certificates are available from post 

offices throughout the province. 

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If you were born after January 1, 1971, you are required to provide proof 

that you have successfully completed the Saskatchewan firearm 

safety/hunter education training or a similar recognized course from 

another jurisdiction before you can buy, hold, or apply for a hunting or 

trapping licence. If requested to do so by the licence vendor, you must 

produce a valid certificate or you will be denied a licence. 

In addition, all hunters under the age of 18 must have a minor’s firearm 

licence. Applications can be obtained by calling the Canadian Firearms 

Centre at 1 (800) 731-4000. 

BIRD HUNTING 

To hunt waterfowl you will require a Saskatchewan Wildlife Habitat 

Certificate, a game bird licence, and a Canadian migratory game bird 

hunting permit and stamp. The Canadian permit and stamp are available 

at Canadian post offices for a total cost of $17.00, taxes and shipping 

included. To order by mail, contact Tourism Saskatchewan. 

Geese, ducks, coots and common snipe may be hunted by non-residents. 

Season dates vary from zone to zone, generally beginning in September 

and lasting until early December. 

To hunt upland game, hunters require a Saskatchewan Wildlife Habitat 

Certificate and a game bird licence. Upland game bird hunting for sharptailed 

grouse, Hungarian partridge, ruffed grouse, spruce grouse and 

ptarmigan is open to non-residents and begins in mid-September. 

Non-residents should contact the Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment 

for more information prior to planning their hunt. 

Canadian and non-resident upland game bird hunts have season limits for 

sharp-tailed grouse and Hungarian partridge in addition to daily bag limits. 

Each harvested bird is required to be tagged with seals provided with the 

licence. For more information on season limits and bagging requirements, 

consult your 2011 Saskatchewan Hunters’ and Trappers’ Guide or call 

Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. 

GAME BIRD LICENCE FEES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ Cdn 

A Federal Migratory Game Bird Hunting Permit, a Saskatchewan Game 

Bird Licence and a Wildlife Habitat Certificate are required to hunt 

waterfowl. 

Federal Migratory Game Bird Hunting Permit and stamp 

(available at any post office) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$17.85 

Saskatchewan Wildlife Habitat Certificate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$10.79 

Saskatchewan Resident Game Bird Licence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$10.79 

Canadian Resident Game Bird Licence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$56.91 

Non-resident Game Bird Licence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$113.83 

MOOSE 

Saskatchewan residents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$32.38 

Canadian residents, guided . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$161.92 

Non-residents, guided . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$323.83 

MULE DEER ARCHERY 

Saskatchewan residents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$37.29 

BARREN-GROUND CARIBOU 

Residents of WMZ 76 only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$21.59 

BLACK BEAR 


Canadian residents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$53.97 


BIG GAME DRAW 

(Saskatchewan residents only) 

Pronghorn Antelope . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$37.29 

Elk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$53.97 

Moose . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$53.97 

Mule Deer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$37.29 

Mule Deer, antlerless . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$19.62 

Note: First and second big game licences, where applicable, are the 

same fee. 

If you require detailed information on hunting regulations, request copies 

of Saskatchewan’s Wildlife Act and Regulations from: 

Queen’s Printer 

3085 Albert Street 

Regina, SK S4S 0B1 

306-787-6894 

www.qp.gov.sk.ca 

BIG GAME HUNTING 

Non-resident hunters are allowed one either sex white-tail licence. Nonresident 

moose permits are available across the north, by allocation to 

outfitters. Non-resident hunters must locate outfitters with permits. 

To hunt big game (white-tailed deer, moose and black bear), a hunter 

requires a Saskatchewan Wildlife Habitat Certificate and a species licence. 

Some big game require special protection, and may only be hunted by 

Saskatchewan residents. A quota of licences for either sex elk, moose, 

deer and antelope are available to the big game draw. 

Non-residents of Canada are required to use the services of licenced 

outfitters to hunt big game including white-tailed deer, moose and bear. 

This restriction does not apply to Canadian residents hunting big game in 

Saskatchewan other than moose. Visiting big-game hunters must deal 

directly with outfitters to obtain the appropriate licences. 

Non-residents should contact Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment for 

more information prior to planning big game hunts. 

Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment provides an annual Hunters’ and 

Trappers’ Guide that outlines new regulations, season dates and fees to 

resident and non-resident hunters. 

BIG GAME LICENCE FEES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ Cdn 

Habitat Certificate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$10.79 

WHITE-TAILED DEER 


Antlerless (Saskatchewan residents only) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$19.62 

Canadian residents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$137.38 


ELK 

Saskatchewan residents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$32.38

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