The Cypress Hills are Saskatchewan's southern trout surprise — a cool forested upland above the prairie with park lakes stocked for rainbow, brook, brown and tiger trout. It's proper stillwater fly fishing — chironomids over the shoals, leeches and small streamers along the weed beds — in a one-of-a-kind setting, a green island of trout water hundreds of kilometres south of the province's usual wilderness lakes. A great little destination in its own right.
The Cypress Hills in Saskatchewan's far south-west are a cool, high green island above the prairie — and the province's best southern stocked-trout fly destination. The park lakes and ponds are stocked with rainbow, brook, brown and tiger trout, giving genuine stillwater fly fishing (chironomids, leeches, small streamers) in a unique upland setting hundreds of kilometres from the northern wilderness. Important for southern coverage.
Wading: Small stocked lakes — boat/float tube and bank fishery
- Lake
- Sedimentary
- Stillwater
- Shoal