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With its shallow waters and rapid replenishment rate, Lake Winnipeg is one of the most fertile fishing lakes in the world - and to the delight of anglers, it's chock full of walleye, North America's most sought-after sport fish. In southern Lake Winnipeg, and the Red an [...]

A picturesque winter playground of snow covered landscapes bathed in brilliant sunshine, Manitoba offers an abundance of events and attractions for travellers of all tastes. If you're an outdoor adventurer, you'll want to experience Manitoba's majestic North, complete w [...]

Explore back country trails, view mountain vistas, unspoiled wilderness, pristine lakes, and wide open spaces during your outdoor adventures vacations in Manitoba. Whether it's watching a sunset that seems to hang forever or photographing the Polar Bear, , the splendor  [...]

Lake Notes: Max depth of 36 m, average depth of 12 m. 11th largest freshwater lake in the World. 600+ Islands. Because of Lake Winnipeg's shallowness, its water is emptied and replenished every 3-4 years. This replacement and regeneration makes it one of the most fertil [...]

Manitoba's vast system of lakes cover approximately 17% or 101, 600 km2 of its surface area. In addition, rivers, streams and marshes are also home to important fish habitat. Healthy fish habitat provides sustainable benefits to sport, commercial and domestic users thro [...]

Manitoba is one of Canada's provinces and was the fifth province to join Canada ( in 1870 ) . Its population is 1, 150, 000 ( Manitobans ) . The province is located in the longitudinal centre of Canada, one of the Prairie Provinces. It borders on Saskatchewan to the wes [...]

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About 35 percent of Manitoba consists of plains, called the Interior Plains. Two major subdivisions of them are recognized. Much the larger of the two is the First Prairie Level, or the Manitoba Lowland. Its elevation ra [...]

You'll find gorgeous wilderness all over Manitoba. Whether you are photographing moose, elk, beaver, black bear, fox&#8212,.or, if you're very lucky, lynx or wolf in Riding Mountain National Park&#8212,.or relaxing with a glass of wine at a rented cottage with a [...]

Manitoba is one of Canada's provinces and was the fifth province to join Canada ( in 1870 ) . Its population is 1, 150, 000 ( Manitobans ) . The province is located in the longitudinal centre of Canada, one of the Prairie Provinces. It borders on Saskatchewan to the wes [...]

With its shallow waters and rapid replenishment rate, Lake Winnipeg is one of the most fertile fishing lakes in the world - and to the delight of anglers, it's chock full of walleye, North America's most sought-after sport fish. In southern Lake Winnipeg, and the Red an [...]

Manitoba's vast system of lakes cover approximately 17% or 101, 600 km2 of its surface area. In addition, rivers, streams and marshes are also home to important fish habitat. Healthy fish habitat provides sustainable benefits to sport, commercial and domestic users thro [...]

Wide open prairie, fertile farmland and a trip into the past is what you will find in Southern Manitoba. Southern Manitoba in which bison once roamed is rich in tradition. Southern Manitoba offers tall-grass prairie, aspen forest and an abundance of wildlife.

It [...]

Lake Winnipeg, Lake Winnipeg is located in southern Manitoba, Canada. A remnant of Agassiz, a prehistoric glacial lake, Lake Winnipeg is 428km ( 266 miles ) long and covers 24, 390sq.km ( 9417sq. miles ) Making it the 3rd largest lake in Canada and seve [...]

Lake of the Woods was carved into the granite of the Canadian Precambrian Shield by receding glaciers over 10, 000 years ago. The underlying bedrock that the present lake sits upon is among the oldest of geological formations to be found on earth.

The area was o [...]

Located directly east of Winnipeg, Manitoba’s Whiteshell Provincial Park lies on the western edge of the Canadian Shield at the border with Ontario. Comprising 2, 590-square-kilometres and home to more than 200 lakes and rivers, this region is a huge draw for the vacati [...]

Red River, Channel catfish really get your blood boiling when they take long hard runs with the current. Pound for pound they are the hardest fighting fish that can be found in Manitoba.

Anglers will be pleased to discover that the waters of the Winnipeg River offer some of the best fishing in the province. When visiting the area don't forget to pack your rod and tackle and try your luck at catching a tasty meal of Walleye, Greenback or Northern Pike

Fishing Species: Walleye, Northern Pike and Lake Sturgeon. Smallmouth Bass, Yellow Perch and Crappie also caught.Lake Notes: Max depth of 36 m, average depth of 12 m. 11th largest freshwater lake in the World.

600+ Islands. Because of Lake Winnipeg shallowne [...]