Wabaskang Lake: North Western Ontario

  • dimensions: 12″x18″
  • double sided
  • laminated map
  • black/white
  • water depth contour lines
  • locations for the major fish species
  • access points
  • information on fish habits and movements
  • fishing tips
  • MNR/Travel & Accommodation info. sources

Major Lake Species:  Muskie, Northern Pike, Walleye, Smallmouth Bass, Yellow Perch, Whitefish

  • Wabaskang Lake is located on the west side of Hwy. 105 adjacent to Perrault Falls in the Kenora District of Ontario
  • co-ordinates: Lat. 50° 23′ 31″ Long. 93° 10′ 08″
  • the lake is part of the Cedar River watershed which includes a number of other great fishing lakes including Cedar, Perrault and Cliff Lake
  • while maximum depths reach 94′, the average depth is 25′
  • the lake has an irregular shoreline and consists of 7 sections or basins connected by a series of narrows. There are many islands, bays, channels, points, weed beds and shoals
  • the Anishnabi River exits the lake on the north end
  • there is a sanctuary zone in the Perrault Falls area
  • the lake is situated within Fisheries Management Zone 4

$10.95