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Childs Lake Child’s Lake is 845.6 hectares with a maximum depth of 57.7 meters and a mean depth of 16.7 meters. Child’s Lake is the largest waterbody in the Duck Mountain Provincial Park (MB) and one of the most developed with 78 cottages, 142 campsites (seasonal and daily), and 6 Yurts. Targetable fish species present […]

Chain Lakes The Chain Lakes is a Canoe Route that travels throughout seven chains. Features present include a dock, parking, non-modern washroom(in parking lot only), information signage and backcountry campsites. The lakes are too small to build up any real wind or waves. The portages and campsites are minimally maintained. Portages are short, enabling access […]

Burrows Lake Burrows Lake is 426.3 hectares with a maximum depth of 5.4 meters. The lake is controlled by a man-made dam structure located at the access point. Features present are an undeveloped boat launch and large parking area. Northern pike are the most abundant species present; walleye and perch are caught on occasion as […]

Bell Lake Bell Lake is 383.5 hectares with a maximum depth of 10.3 meters and a mean depth of 3.45 meters. Features present include an established boat launch, dock, filleting station, non-modern washrooms, parking and basic campground. The campground includes 8 transient campsites and overflow camping areas. More information on all services available within the […]

Woody River The Woody River originates in the Porcupine Hills, SK and meanders eastward through the Swan River Valley until it eventually flows into Swan Lake. Angling opportunities exist throughout the river from Crestview to the lower reaches near Swan Lake. The most popular species include walleye and northern pike. Access There are many access […]

Swan River The Swan River has been referred to as one of the most under-utilized fisheries in the Swan Valley area. The system’s headwaters originate near Par Hill Lake, in the Porcupine Hills, SK. It then meanders eastward to Manitoba, through the Swan River Valley until it eventually flows into Swan Lake. Angling occurs throughout […]

Red Deer River The Red Deer River originates in near Nut Lake, SK and meanders eastward through Red Deer Lake until it eventually flows into Dawson Bay on Lake Winnipegosis. Angling is most popular near the river mouth where you can find a provincial campground, seasonal washrooms, a cook shack, and a boat launch. The […]

Overflowing River The Overflowing River originates in the Pasquia Hills, SK and meanders eastward until it flows into Overflow Bay on Lake Winnipegosis. Angling is most popular near the river mouth where you can find a seasonal store nearby, a private campground and a boat launch. The most popular species include walleye, northern pike, yellow […]

Mossy River “The Mossy” is a relatively short river (~35km) that flows north from Dauphin Lake to Lake Winnipegosis. Angling opportunities exist throughout this historic trade route at the many bridges, crossings, and public spaces. The most popular species here include walleye, northern pike, yellow perch, sucker, common carp, and freshwater drum. On occasion there […]

Assiniboine River The Assiniboine River originates in Porcupine Hills, SK and meanders south through much of western Manitoba where is eventually flows into the Red River at the Forks in Winnipeg. Angling opportunities exist throughout this historic trade route at the many bridges, crossings, and parks throughout Manitoba and Saskatchewan. In the Parkland Area, one […]