Solid ramp at Pruden's Point, Ramp at Carrol's Cove has been damaged with substitute ramp being sand and dangerous with rocks if windy.

Boat launch within the regional park.

My wife, Linda with a nice fall Tobin Lake walleye. She won’t hold her fish for the picture.

Caught this 80cm beauty pre fishing for vanity cup and walleye tournament. Was a long fight and took a long time to finally bet this fish. Had to chase her down a few times with electric motor

Tobin Lake, as well as its river system, always produces trophy walleye, with fifteen plus pounders coming in regularly over the last few seasons, says established tournament angler Bob Kirkpatrick. The river system is home to both the Premier’s Walleye Cup and the Vanity Cup, both large annual walleye tournaments with big money payouts. In the river, Bob considers The Cabin, White Rock, and Eagles Nest to be his go-to spots. “The most common presentation is a live bait rig, typically with longer 8 to 10 foot snells. Crank baits or a jig with a minnow are also common later on in the fall. Typically, we try do drift down the river at the same speed as the current, always trying to stay as vertical as possible.” Garry Debienne, former Tobin Lake guide and owner of Silvertip Outfitting for 37 years says that the hot spots on the lake for walleye and pike include “The Hump,” Prudence Point and Serenity Bay. Other popular spots include Walls Flatts, the North Shore towards the bay, Elk Island, Petaigan Bay/River, and other numerous submerged islands ranging from the resort to the dam. “Most anglers drift-fish the slopes of the main channel, maintaining 10’ to 20’ depths depending on the conditions. He suggests live bait rigs or bottom bouncers with 4’ to 10’ snells, with one or two hooks. For live bait, the popular choices are leeches and night crawlers. Anglers can also try a variety of beads, spinners and floats, as well as snell lengths at varying depths depending on conditions. Shallow crank baits in early spring and late fall are also popular. There are special regulations in effect for Tobin Lake to help keep the fishery healthy, such as a mandatory use of barbless hooks, and a slot size and protected zone in effect. Be sure to read through the Saskatchewan fishing regulations ahead of time. The fishery is closed from April 1 to May 14. LAKE ACCESS Tobin Lake is located north east of Nipawin, with a number of access points. To launch on the river, head to the Twin Marine boat launch, just south of the Highway 55 bridge, at the north end of Nipawin. To get to Tobin Lake Resort, follow Highway 55 east for approximately 10 km to Highway 255 for another 24 km to Willow Drive (note the left turn at the 14 km mark). The resort is located at the end of Willow Drive.

Nice 10 pounder I caught on...

Nice 10 pounder I caught on Tobin Lake in Saskatchewan.

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