At just over 7 miles long, Kishkutena Lake offers anglers a choice of bass, muskie and lake trout fishing. The lake has many bays ideal for smallmouth and the deepest parts of the lake (where the trout are) approach 80 feet in spots. There have been a few 50" inch muskie caught and released in Kish so it's well worth the trip. Several outfitters have outpost cabins on the lake, see below. The image shown below is an aerial of the outpost cabin owned by Northwest Flying

Fishing Kishkutena Lake

With lots of structure, Kish offers anglers vigorous action for smallmouth bass and muskie. Trout anglers can target lakers in the deeper parts and it is recommended you bring the equipment you'll need to get down to deeper water. Kishkutena also offers good muskie fishing so if you target these big predators, bring a selection of tackle - especially bucktails.

Lodging on the Lake

There are a number of outposts cabins on Kishkutena which is accessible only by floatplane. As a fly-in lake, you will experience the wilderness of Canada's north that only a remote location can offer.

See the list of outfitters below and book your Canadian fly-in fishing trip.