Some of the Area lakes include:

Amisk Lake ( Beaver Lake )
Amisk means "Beaver" in Cree. This lake is approximately 48 km in length by 26 km across. The lake depth ranges from shallow bays to 40 metres. Everyone can find their favorite fishing spot with over 350 sq. km of water and 695 Islands . The lake is well known for Walleye, Northern Pike, Perch and Whitefish.

Deschambault Lake
A horseshoe-shaped lake that has 3200 km of shoreline ranging from sand beaches to rocky outcrops. The five natural spawning rivers that enter the lake ensures an abundance of Northern Pike, Walleye, Whitefish and Perch.

Hanson Lake
Sheltered by spruce, pine, poplar, birch and aspen trees, the lake is noted for its Northern Pike, Walleye, Whitefish and Perch fishing.

Jan Lake
The lake has numerous islands and sheltered bays for your enjoyment. It is approximately 29 km in length and flows into Pelican Lake. Northern Pike and Walleye await the eager fisherman.

Konuto Lake
This lake is stocked with Smallmouth Bass (catch & release).

Mirond Lake
This lake is noted for Northern Pike and Walleye. The lake ranges in depth from shallow to 73 metres and stretches approximately 50 km in length with numerous sheltered bays and inlets.

McRobbie Lake
This lake is stocked with Rainbow Trout.

Mid Lake
A lake that is also stocked with Rainbow Trout.

Mosher Lake
A picturesque lake approximately 6.5 km in length and almost 1 km wide. The lake has 15 islands and reaches depths of over 33 metres. There are plenty of Northern Pike, Walleye and perch in this lake.

Nistum Lake
Rainbow Trout are stocked in this lake.

Pelican Lake
Fish for Northern Pike, Walleye, Whitefish and Perch in this 24 km lake .

Sturgeon-Weir River
Northern Pike and Walleye are found in this river system.

Churchill River
This river system is recognized for Northern Pike, Walleye, Whitefish and Perch fishing.

Ice fishing is a popular sport and you will often see a small community of ice shacks on the frozen lakes.
Fishing licenses are required.