EXCEPTIONAL FLY-IN FISHING
Ubiquity Lake Outfitters offer a private Canadian trophy fishing experience. If you are looking for fantastic fishing with multiple species to target in various types of terrain, then we are the camp for you!
Each of our four lakes have unique qualities which ensures that the adventures are unlimited and the fish are abundant.
Our policy of barbless hooks and catch and release for all trophy fish will ensure healthy fish population for years.
Ubiquity Lake Outfitters offers incredible trophy fishing for
Northern Pike, Lake Trout, Walleye and Arctic Grayling!
Lake Trout
Ubiquity Lake Outfitters offers four lakes that are clear and cold providing an excellent habitat for Trophy Lake Trout. Bring a heavy action rod and be prepared to give your reel a good workout!
While Lake Trout can be caught right through from spring to fall, peak seasons for this fast swimming species is either early June or mid September. They average in size from 3 - 8 lbs, but catch a monster from the deep and he may weigh 20 - 40+lbs.
Most anglers will use heavy action rods with heavier spoons through both the Spring and Fall season, fishing in 4 - 25 ft of water. For mid summer, our clients gear up for deep water as the Trout move down to 80 -100 ft of water. Anglers use a heavy rod geared up with a 6-8 oz weight on a 3-way swivel and troll with large spoons.
For more information on our recommended summer Lake Trout set up, click here.
Remember, if you catch a Trout,
get your line back in the water. There will always be more near-by!
Arctic Grayling
The adventure to get to these beauties is almost as much fun as catching one!
For those that want to target the "Sailfish of the North", you can expect a day trip through numerous small lakes and connecting channels. Be ready to hop out and pull your boat as you wade through calm and clear waters.
Once arrived at the destination, you can use a fly rod or lighter tackle and lures for these beautiful fish. They are often caught in the 12"-16" range but can reach up to 22".
Arctic Grayling are known to put up a fight and will often leap out of the water. Once to the boat though, make sure to handle with care. We provide cotton gloves for a better grip on the fish and encourage a quick catch and release.
You will be dazzled by their incredible iridescent colors and their large dorsal fin.
Northern Pike
At Ubiquity Lake, we consider our fishing for Northern Pike to be some of the finest in Saskatchewan. On calm days nothing is more exhilarating than spotting a 20+ pound Northern Pike lying in the shallows. You stalk him, cast your lure toward him and then watch him explode after your hook. Some of our bays will hold 6 or 8 of these monsters.
"That was the biggest fish I have ever caught!" is a common statement at Ubiquity Lake.
These lunkers are prolific in our lakes and the surrounding waterways. Most Northern Pike range in size from 3-8 lbs, but we commonly see these freshwater sharks caught in the 40-48 inch range (30lbs +). Often found in 3-14 ft of water, you may find success using spoons, top water lures, jerk baits and plugs when using medium or heavy weight spinning gear for these ferocious eaters.
Come see for yourself why we are known for our Northern Pike fishing!
Walleye
Any avid fisherman will tell you nothing beats savoring your mornings catch of Saskatchewan Walleye, cooked over an open fire for a shore lunch.
Ubiquity Lake offers a healthy population of Walleye. Depending on the time of the year, these crafty feeders may provide a challenge for the novice angler.
Late June brings these bronze colored fish in to shallower water and the fun begins.
While we have caught some very respectable fish in the 8- 10lb range most Walleye caught are 2 - 4lbs.
Most common lures used are 1/8 - 1/4 oz jigs with white, yellow or chartreuse tails, tipped with a leach, frozen minnow or night crawler. When the feed is on, Rapalas, spinners and even spoons will work great.
Once you have experienced it, you'll be thinking about that Walleye shore lunch year round!
FOUR SPECIES OF FISH
FOUR PRIVATE LAKES
Ubiquity Lake Outfitters operates our private, fly-in hunting and fishing lodge on Ubiquity Lake, Carpenter Lake, Esker Lake and Mckie Lake in Northern Saskatchewan, Canada.
Each lake offers a unique experience and an endless opportunity for action-packed angling and adventure!
We also offer Guided Black Bear hunting on the land surrounding these waterways. This vast area adds up to 75,000 acres of hunting land, which has a healthy population of beautiful bears and other wildlife!
Which lake will be your favourite destination? There's only one way to find out!
Ubiquity Lake
Remote, Fly-in Lodge in Northern Saskatchewan!
Our main lodge is located on the south end of Ubiquity Lake.
Fed by underground springs and the waters of the Burstad River, this lake provides many areas to fish, which are safe from prevailing winds. Ubiquity Lake features sand shorelines along with some rocky areas. The trees are a mixture birch and pine.
The bottom of the lake has very few level areas, with depths varying dramatically from one area to another. The depth of the lake is up to 165 feet at some points; 120 feet is common. This provides endless areas of structure for fish to congregate in. With an extremely irregular shoreline, you will have unlimited areas to fish, including some spectacular areas for fly fishing.
Scenery is fantastic and wildlife is abundant so make sure your camera is ready!
Carpenter Lake
Huge Lake Trout & Pike Fishing in Saskatchewan!
Carpenter Lake is a camp favourite for many guests. Our Outpost cabin is located here, nestled in to a picturesque bay at the mouth of a set of rapids.
Carpenter Lake has crystal clear water and holds some huge Northern Pike, Lake Trout and Whitefish.
The lake is broken up into two main areas. One area of the lake consists of a large bay with several islands and a mile long channel. These are favourite areas on windy days when one is looking for a sheltered location. The main lake itself opens up, providing plenty of rocky shoreline, which is a common location for spawning Lake Trout.
This area of the lake has produced some of the largest Northern Pike caught by our guests. Carpenter Lake also holds the camp record for the largest Lake Trout!
Esker Lake
Esker Lake Offers Private Shoreline Fishing and Monster Pike!
Esker Lake is a short walk from Carpenter Lake. Just grab your gear, no need to transport the boats across land as there will be some ready and waiting for you at Esker!
This beautiful lake is surrounded by white sand beaches and has great fishing. For those who are looking for a swim, you will not be disappointed.
Rocky shoals provide fabulous fishing spots for Lake Trout in spring and fall. Long channels and islands provide many areas to search out for that 45 inch Northern Pike or that 35 lb Lake Trout. Many miles of shoreline on this lake have not seen fishing action for years!
For the fly fisherman, this lake provides some prime areas to catch Lake Trout in early spring or late September.
Some guests consider Esker as their favourite lake. Is it the great fishing, beautiful beaches, or the shore lunch under the mature 40 foot pine trees that brings them back? You will just need to experience it for yourself to know for sure.
McKie Lake
Explore the Caribou Crossing on your Northern Saskatchewan Adventure!
McKie Lake is large body of water virtually untouched by our guests.
This beautiful lake is about six miles long and two miles wide and is about a 1/2 mile portage from Ubiquity Lake.
McKie Lake holds some prize Northern Pike and Lake Trout.
Our portage location between Ubiquity Lake and McKie Lake, is a main crossing area for Caribou in the wintertime. If you walk the shorelines you can sometimes find antlers that have been shed!
Check out the wild blueberries in the fall. Forest fires from previous years now make this a prime area for those with a sweet tooth and make this a great place to spot bears.
McKie Lake is best suited for the ultimate explorer!
BOATS, GEAR & MORE
Bring a small tackle box and a fishing rod, we'll take care of the rest. Boats, fuel and most of the gear you will need is provided. To see our full recommended packing list, click here.
Boats
3 fishermen fit comfortably in our 16' Naden and Lunds. They are ready to rip on each of our private lakes. Just grab your gear and you're good to go!
Fish Finders
Our boats are equipped with Garmin Striker 4 Fish Finders to help locate those lunkers in the depths below. For more information on what to expect and how to operate, see the manual here.
Motors
We have Suzuki, Honda and Mercury 20 HP outboard motors. They are well maintained and ready to fire up and take you on your next excursion.
Limited Guiding
For the most part, our guests can navigate our close lakes with ease so a guide is not needed and you have the freedom to explore on your own. When traveling to farther lakes, Adam or Wylee will get you to the destination and get you onto some nice fish.
Fuel
We provide all the fuel you need to experience endless adventure and to hit up every fishing hole along the way.
Additional Gear
We provide all the extras you'll need while fishing. This includes, but is not limited to, fish nets, waders, pliers, jaw spreaders, fish trays, etc. Backup rods and lures can be provided if needed.
FISHING LICENSE
Purchase a Saskatchewan Fishing License
Angling licenses are available:
Online: Saskatchewan's Hunting, Angling, & Trapping License Sales
In-person: Ministry of Environment offices, select provincial parks or private issuers.
By phone: 1-855-848-4773 (8 a.m. to 9 p.m.).
Please allow 10 business days for delivery.
If purchasing online, you will require an Automated Hunting, Angling and Trapping License (HAL) System account.
Creating an account is easy and it will automatically generate a unique HAL number or HAL ID, for you.
Your HAL number will be used for all future hunting and angling licenses purchases.
Please reach out if you have any questions about purchasing your fishing license.
