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fishwhenican
03-27-2001, 03:27 PM
A couple of us here in SE Montana are looking for a good place to go up after the elusive walleye in Saskatchewan. We are looking for a place with good fishing and reasonably priced accomodations (isn't everyone).

Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.

PWaldow123
03-27-2001, 06:08 PM
Try a place called Jan Lake. It is located about 40 minutes north of Flin Flon Manitoba. They have a couple of Rustic Lodges there, not sure of all the names, but I know one of them is called the Great North Lodge. Haven't fished there in a couple of years, as it's a long way from home, but have personally caught 40-50 walleyes per hour on that lake. For more info email me and I'll give you what I have.

Bill Brown
03-27-2001, 07:22 PM
Hey, I have fished Jan Lake many, many times since 1984 & I have never heard of 40-50 fish per hour.Where in the world were you at on the lake? I would be very interested. Also, Jan is 50 miles due West of Flin Flon,Mb.
Lets share info if you wish,
Thanks

Stacey
03-27-2001, 09:46 PM
We offer excellent Walleye fishing!!
Average weight - 3-6 pounds
May and June - 80-100 fish per day
Limit: 5 per day

www.mytrophycatch.com

We are located on Lac La Ronge in Northern Saskatchewan, Canada
-highway accessible or fly into local airport
-approximately one days drive from Montana

fishsask
03-28-2001, 06:16 AM
If you do not want to drive all day, you could go to Saskatchewan
Landing. Bob Glover has an outfitting service at Beaver Flats. They just started last year so the prices are very reasonable. The fishing varies depending on the time of year you want to go. Your best chance at a trophy fish is between May and early July, before the runoff from the mountains comes and raises water levels. Bob's number can be found in either the Kyle or Swift Current directory. Good Luck!

fishsask
03-28-2001, 06:17 AM
If you do not want to drive all day, you could go to Saskatchewan
Landing. Bob Glover has an outfitting service at Beaver Flats. They just started last year so the prices are very reasonable. The fishing varies depending on the time of year you want to go. Your best chance at a trophy fish is between May and early July, before the runoff from the mountains comes and raises water levels. Bob's number can be found in either the Kyle or Swift Current directory. Good Luck!

gpare
03-28-2001, 06:22 AM
Well look no further.
Check this website www.gsmarina.com . Located 60 miles north of Regina on Last Mountain Lake.
Walleye to to 16 lbs, Pike to 37.
510 miles from Billings.

4bigfish
03-29-2001, 06:28 PM
visit www.4bigfish.com

Specialists in great walleye locations with great prices on accomidations.

We live in Saskatchewan and have fished every place you can think of. We could help you find exactly what your looking for.

What time of year where you thinking of visiting?

Let me know if I can help,
Mark Thomas
walleye@4bigfish.com

Kannata
04-03-2001, 06:15 PM
If your looking for big walleye's there are only three places to go:

1) Last Mountain lake with a great fall bite and a super summer crank bite bite.

2) Lake Diefenbaker in the spring.

3) Tobin (on the river) in the late fall.

If you want small dinks but large numbers go to all those other places.


Kannata

art
04-19-2001, 10:36 AM
fished the sturgeon weir river west of flin flon 3 yrs. ago and it was fantastic! try pawistick lodge 1-800-526-4177. art

derrek
04-20-2001, 02:09 PM
I've read many of the suggestions. Tobin (the river or lake) is
good, especially in the fall. Diefenbaker is also good, but may be tough without a guide. If you want to go up north into the shield, try Jim's Camp's at Stanley Mission or Thompson's camps at Otter Lake. You can drive or fly. I've been to both. Accomodations are good (and fairly priced) and the fishing both walleye and pike is good.

Corey
04-21-2001, 11:12 PM
My Choices would be www.janlakelodge.com ,excellent walleye fishing, make sure to hire a guide(for the first day to show you the lake) and you will have no problem catching a limit of walleye per day. I have stayed at this lodge and trust me you will not be dissapointed!!!

P.S

If you want to taste the best walleye in the world go to northern Saskatchewan. Tobin Lake(polluted), Deifenbeiker, and any other lake south of Prince Albert do not even compare when it comes to taste!!!

ripper
04-24-2001, 09:11 PM
i have to say ,,last mountain , spring fall summer
lake dief spring
tobin the river fall
all these places will give u 10 lb plus fish, as for 80 a day no ,, but what! hogs lolol

keep smiling RIPPER