An Angler's Guide To
The World's Most Productive Trophy Fisheries
Fishing The Saskatchewan River, Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan River, Saskatchewan, Canada
Sauger records have been set here. Try Tobin Lake, created by a dam on the Saskatchewan River for giant walleye like the one on the right!
"You can find great fishing in all regions of the province, but northern Saskatchewan is the place to be if you dream of fishing heaven. Besides big fish and plenty of them – something will catch hold of your spirit here and never let go. More than 200 fly-in and drive-in fishing camps offer a variety of outfitted fishing options in a range of prices and experiences, from light house-keeping cabins to high-end luxurious lodges that promise to pamper you with fine food and fabulous service. Arranging a trip, even for the uninitiated, is as simple as giving an outfitter a call.
In stark contrast to Saskatchewan’s southern plains, the northern half of Saskatchewan is largely a forested wonderland where most of the province’s 100,000 lakes are found. As the landscape shifts to Precambrian shield and boreal forest near the centre of the province, good, all-weather roads provide access to numerous fishing camps, resorts and campgrounds.
Northern Saskatchewan has one of the largest concentrations of fly-in fishing camps in the world. (Many of the road-accessible camps also offer fly-outs to more remote fishing lakes.) Commercial airlines serve both Regina and Saskatoon airports, providing excellent connections worldwide. From here scheduled and chartered air services can take you to your end destination in the north. When planning your fly-in adventure, be sure to check with your outfitting camp on flight arrangements. Often air service can be included in your package plan and outfitters can provide suggestions on the best way to get there. " Extract in quotes taken from FishSask.com, Saskatchewan, Land of Living Skies
Saskatchewan River Hunting Camps Ltd.
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