In short. These lakes are an easy drive from Regina and Moose Jaw. Fish lists come from angling guides, and the province's Anglers Guide has the rules by lake.
Rules change. Seasons, closures and limits change often and can change mid-season. We link to the official pages rather than repeat them, so check them before every trip.
Licences and rules
- Fresh water: angling is managed by the Province of Saskatchewan. See Saskatchewan angling, how to buy an angling licence and the angling regulations summary and Anglers Guide.
- Park waters: national and provincial park waters can have extra rules, so check the park's own page before you plan around one.
- Moving boats and gear: clean, drain and dry boats and gear between waters to stop invasive species.
Choose your fishing area
- Qu'Appelle Valley lakes: Fort Qu'Appelle and Indian Head
- Last Mountain Lake
- Buffalo Pound and Moose Jaw
- Kenosee Lake, Carlyle and the southeast reservoirs
Fish named for this region: Walleye, Northern pike, Yellow perch, Bass. Read the species guide.
Qu'Appelle Valley lakes: Fort Qu'Appelle and Indian Head
- Qu'Appelle Valley
- Walleye, pike and perch (Echo, Katepwa, Pasqua and Mission lakes)
Todo Canada names walleye, pike and perch in Echo, Katepwa, Pasqua and Mission lakes near Fort Qu'Appelle, and the SaskLakes site lists walleye, northern pike and yellow perch among the fish in Katepwa Lake.
We list 13 campgrounds and camp sites in this area. Browse the regional campground directory.
Access and RV services at campgrounds in this area
Echo Valley Provincial Park (Aspen, Hidden Coulee, Lakeview, Morning View and Valleyview campgrounds)
Water: Echo Lake and Pasqua Lake
- Boat launch
- Yes, launches on Echo Lake and Pasqua Lake, shared across the park
- Fishing from shore or a dock
- Not stated
- Fish cleaning
- Yes, a filleting area at the Pasqua launch
- RV power
- Electric, non-electric and full-service sites, depending on the campground
- Big rigs
- Not stated
Good to know: Morning View has full-service sites and Hidden Coulee is non-electric. The launches and cleaning area are park facilities, not one per campground. Shore fishing is not stated, and the map's parking icons do not identify trailer spaces.
Sources: Park page · 2026 park map (PDF)
Fort Campground (Fort Qu'Appelle)
Water: Not stated
- Boat launch
- Not stated
- Fishing from shore or a dock
- Not stated
- Fish cleaning
- Not stated
- RV power
- 15 and 30 amp (the town page is labelled 2025)
- Big rigs
- Not stated
Good to know: Check current services with the town. The page does not describe water frontage, a launch, trailer parking or fishing access.
Sources: Town of Fort Qu'Appelle
Checked October 13, 2026 from the pages linked under each campground, which are park, operator or government pages. Not stated means the page we read does not say; it does not mean the campground has none. Parks with several campground loops are one entry, because launches and cleaning areas belong to the park. Ramp sizes, seasons and conditions change, so confirm with the campground before you tow.
Last Mountain Lake
- Central south
- Walleye, pike, perch, whitefish and burbot (Last Mountain Lake)
Todo Canada names walleye, pike, perch, whitefish, carp and burbot in Last Mountain Lake, with access from Govan, Nokomis, Semans and Regina Beach.
We list 4 campgrounds and camp sites in this area. Browse the regional campground directory.
Buffalo Pound and Moose Jaw
- Moose Jaw
- Perch, walleye, pike and burbot (Buffalo Pound Lake)
Todo Canada names perch, walleye, pike and burbot in Buffalo Pound Lake, near Moose Jaw.
We list 4 campgrounds and camp sites in this area. Browse the regional campground directory.
Fishing facts at parks in this area
| Park | Boat launch | Fish cleaning | Docks | Source | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Buffalo Pound Provincial Park | Yes (1 boat launch/marina) | not stated | Photo caption mentions a dock | SaskLakes.ca (private site) | 2026-10-13 |
Taken from the page linked in each row, usually the park's own page. Not stated means the page does not say; it does not mean the park has none. None listed means the page marks the facility not available. Counts are the numbers on the park's facilities list, for example "Boat Launch(es) (2)". A park's own description can group or count ramps differently, so ask the park before you tow.
Kenosee Lake, Carlyle and the southeast reservoirs
- Southeast
- Walleye and perch (Kenosee Lake); walleye, pike and perch (Rafferty Reservoir); pike, perch, walleye and largemouth bass (Boundary Dam)
Todo Canada names walleye and perch in Kenosee Lake, walleye, pike and perch in Rafferty Reservoir near Estevan and Weyburn, and pike, perch, walleye and largemouth bass in Boundary Dam Reservoir near Estevan.
We list 19 campgrounds and camp sites in this area. Compare RV campgrounds near Carlyle; Compare RV campgrounds near Kenosee Lake.
Alameda Campground
Municipal · near Carlyle
Moose Creek Regional Park
Municipal · near Carlyle
Fish Creek A
Provincial · near Kenosee Lake
Fish Creek B
Provincial · near Kenosee Lake
Gear for this water
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- Boat launch & marine supplies. Dock lines and fenders sized for your boat. Search on Amazon
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Where the fish names come from
- Todo Canada: 15 best places to fish around Regina
- SaskLakes: Katepwa Lake
- Backroad Mapbooks: Saskatchewan lakes
