Narrow Hills Provincial Park is central Saskatchewan's stocked-trout heartland — some fifty fishable lakes within and around the park, stocked with rainbow, brown, brook and tiger trout (and splake), with pike and walleye in the larger waters. Cool glacial potholes in jack-pine country make for excellent, accessible stillwater fly fishing far from the prairie heat.
A cluster of around fifty small glacial-pothole lakes in jack-pine country, stocked with the full range of trout (rainbow, brown, brook, tiger, splake) plus pike and walleye in the bigger lakes. Cool, clear and productive — classic accessible stillwater fly water.
Wading: Small stocked lakes — boat/float tube and bank
- Lake
- Glacial till
- Stillwater
- Shoal

