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Katepwa Lake (50.7017, -103.6414), located in Southern Zone, Saskatchewan, Canada spans 1580.7 hectares (approximately 3906 acres or 15.8 square kilometers).
Which fish can I catch at Katepwa Lake?
The most popular species caught here are Common Carp, Burbot, and Walleye. Please use your best judgement when determining where you can fish, and make sure you follow local rules and regulations.
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Species
Common Carp 
Burbot 
Walleye 
Northern Pike 
Yellow Perch 
Bigmouth Buffalo 
Cisco About Katepwa Lake
Katepwa Lake is a great fishing lake just southeast of Fort Qu’appelle. Fish from shore or by boat. Perch, walleye and pike are all large and plentiful. Reports from iFish Saskatchewan are very positive. Minnows are a good bait choice, and the southern end makes a great place to start. If you are shore fishing, start just west of the beach at Katepwa Point Provincial Park. There is also a boat launch near the beach.
Walleye are a great all-around target. They can be exciting to catch, and are not as feisty as pike. Try simple jigs, livebait rigs or jigging spoons for walleye. The evening, even getting into nighttime, is typically the best time to catch walleye, but early mornings are also productive. Walleye tend to slow down during the day and they prefer deeper water than pike. Perch are also fun, especially for kids. They take many offerings without being too fussy, and they are small enough for younger and novice anglers to manage easily.
Katepwa Lake is great during the summer and equally productive for ice fishing. Perch are especially active, and are fairly easy to catch.
LAKE ACCESS
Katepwa Lake is approximately 92 km east of Regina. Take Hwy. 1 east for about 60 km, turning left (north) onto Hwy. 56, following the signs for Fort Qu’Appelle. This will take you to the south end of Katepwa Lake and Katepwa Point Provincial Park. Alternatively, take Hwy. 1 east, turning left (north) onto Hwy. 10. This will take you to Fort Qu’Appelle and the north end of Katepwa Lake.
Katepwa Point Provincial Park lies along the eastern shores of Katepwa Lake and offers a boat launch, picnic and day-use areas. There are two other boat launches. One is located further north from the park along the east side, while the other is located along the western shore.
