The Churchill River is a waterway that was important to First Nations travel and trade centuries before the arrival of explorers and voyageurs. 

The rushing water of the Churchill River slams into my 12-foot solo canoe as I paddle out of the calm eddy I was resting in.

One of the most memorable trips I shared with my dad was in Northeast Saskatchewan, at Reindeer Lake. This was one of the first pike trips I had taken my him on, and he was as excited as I was the first day he took me fishing.

"A career in the outdoors has given me the chance to bring a number of guests along with me to explore some of the fantastic fishing opportunities in Saskatchewan..." 

Anytime of the year is a good reason to brunch and celebrate your friends. So grab your pals, gals or otherwise, take a trip and check out these top spots.

Some of Saskatchewan’s best ski slopes aren’t hills – they’re valleys, cut into the plains 14,000 years ago by melting glaciers. Now these old channels have been taken over by ski lifts and snowboards. 

In a single day we were able to land over fifteen world-class pike over forty inches in just six to seven hours, including one of my personal best fish, a 51” behemoth!

“I am honoured that I was able to hold that fish in my hands and then let it go and watch it swim back down,” George Large, co-host of In-Fisherman TV. 

Growing up in a small town and working at a family-owned sporting goods store, Tom Klein, owner of Scott Lake Lodge, always yearned to get “up north.” 

Choosing a lodge is the hardest part of planning a fishing vacation to Saskatchewan.

Embrace winter surrounded by the beauty of northern Saskatchewan. Enjoy front-country fun with the family or explore the boreal backcountry this snowy season.

Saskatchewan’s 100,000 lakes and rivers offer visiting anglers nearly 60,000 sq. km of fishing heaven.