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Fishing on North Caribou Lake Canada, ON, Kenora	Link  |   |  FCFWW    North Caribou Lake is located in Northern Ontario just north of the Pipestone River Provincial Park. The lake is made up of two large basins, with the northern basin being about twice as large as the southern basin. The lake has numerous small and large islands throughout. Water flows into North Caribou Lake from the Thurston River in the southeast and the Nango and Donnelly Rivers in the southwest. The main outflow is at the north end through Cemetery and Seeseep Lakes into Eyapamikama Lake and the Schade River.
Shoreline: 1207 [km] Road Access: no direct road access.	Surface: 321 [km^2] Elevation: 292 [m]
Source : Donnelly River Lattitude: 52.80   Longitude: -90.70
Mouth : North Caribou River Lattitude: 52.90 Longitude: -90.80
Fish Species       Pike, Northern	Walleye
Tributary Lat/Lon  |  Connected      Donnelly River 52.6 -90.9    Source    North Caribou River 52.9 -91.2    Mouth	Tributary Lat/Lon  |  Connected      Nango River 52.6 -91.3    Inflow
Close By Lat/Lon  |         Nango Lake 52.5 -91.4    10 km    Profit Lake 52.5 -90.9    5 km    Randall Lake 52.8 -91.2    10 km    Runge Lake 52.6 -91.2    10 km    Steeves Lake 52.5 -91.2    5 km	Lakes and Rivers Lat/Lon  |         Berry Lake 52.6 -91.1    10 km    Donnelly Lake 52.5 -90.9    10 km    Keeyask Lake 52.9 -91.1    10 km    Wapikiskapika Lake 52.8 -91.3    10 km    Yoyoy Lake 52.6 -91.3    5 km

Last change: 2023-12-17