Very shallow (2-3' during low water seasons) and rocky. Stay closer to the island or to the mainland through this area. Great spot for pike fishing on a calm day. Approach slowly and watch the depth finder.

Map of The Day: June 1, 2016

Weyakwin Lake is a popular spot for pike and walleye. In 2011, the lake was voted one of the top five fishing destinations in the province by readers of Prairies North magazine. The fish are not overly large, but they are plentiful. There are several islands in Weyakwin Lake, and these are good starting points. Generally, walleye will prefer to be in the deeper sections. Pike are not so particular, as long as they have access to food. Make sure your gear is up to the challenge, as their sharp teeth can make short work of light lines. Keep some time open in late winter each year for the annual Weyakwin Lake Ice Fishing Derby, sponsored by the Ramsey Bay Snowmobile Club. Contact the club for more information. LAKE ACCESS Weyakwin Lake is located north of Prince Albert. From Prince Albert, drive north on Highway 2 for approximately 155 km. Turn left (west) onto Weyakwin Road and follow it for 8 km until it reaches the lake.