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Fishing on Saskatchewan River Canada	Link  |   |  HAHJI    The river, labeled as the "Kish-stock-ewen" is identified on a Hudson's Bay Company map of 1760, produced from oral information from a First Nations man named Attickasish who had been Anthony Henday's guide. Another map from 1774 shows a fairly accurate course of the river. The Saskatchewan River is featured in The Arrogant Worms' song "The Last Saskatchewan Pirate", which implies incorrectly that it flows past Regina, Saskatchewan.
Length: 547 [km]
Source : Lattitude: 53.20   Longitude: -105.10 Elevation: 220 [m]	State: SK
Mouth : Lake Winnipeg Lattitude: 53.20 Longitude: -99.30 Elevation: 217 [m]	State: MB City: Grand Rapids
Fish Species       Dace, Longnose    Burbot Whitefish, Mountain    Sculpin, Spoonhead Dace, Pearl    Sucker, Longnose Chub, Lake    Trout, Lake Trout, Cutthroat    Trout, Bull Trout-perch    Pike, Northern	Walleye    Sauger Perch, Yellow    Whitefish, Lake Mooneye    Goldeye Sucker, White    Redhorse, Shorthead Trout, Rainbow    Trout, Brown Sturgeon, Lake    Prussian carp
Tributary Lat/Lon  |  Connected      Carrot River 53.3 -103.6    Source    North Saskatchewan River 52.7 -111.1    Source	Tributary Lat/Lon  |  Connected      Lake Winnipeg 52.2 -97.1    Mouth    South Saskatchewan River 51.6 -108.4    Source
Close By Lat/Lon  |         Camp Spring 52.7 -111.1    10 km    Channel Spring 52.7 -111.1    5 km    McDonald Ford 52.7 -111.2    10 km    Shrimp Lake 51.6 -108.5    10 km    Wilkins Lake 52.6 -111.1    10 km	Lakes and Rivers Lat/Lon  |         Catfish Creek 52.1 -97.0    10 km    Hanson Ford 52.8 -111.1    10 km    Iron Creek 52.7 -111.2    10 km    Pigeon River 52.1 -96.5    10 km    Saville Ford 52.8 -111.1    10 km

Last change: 2020-02-19