Kingsmere Lake '17
Canoeing camping adventure
Canoe Trip Kingsmere Lake - 2015
Canoe trip in Saskatchewan, Canada
Kingsmere RIver Snowshowing
Winter hiking from Kingsmere portage to West Wind campground.
Kingsmere Lake, Prince Albert National Park, Waskesiu Marina Adventure Centre
It took me some time, but finally get to share with you of a recent trip I was able to take.
We had the pleasure to make it Kingsmere one last time as my Season comes to a close.
We headed out at 5:30a.m. and launched the boat by 6 into Kingsmere River. We fought the current. but we made it to the Portage. We got across land in record time as we hired a co-worker to help us with the railcar as going uphill was quite difficult for just two older ladies.
After the Portage, we are on Kingsmere River once again. A few twists in the river trying to fight the current and finally reaching the Lake by 7:00a.m.
What a sight! The Lake was glasslike with a thick fog moving in. What a perfect day to get out.
We head to a point that is known for good numbers of Lake Trout. As we are setting up our lines & gear, the fog rolls in. We couldn’t see past the boat it was so thick.
Between 7:15-12::30, both my Theresa and I caught at least 20 Lake Trout ranging in sizes from 14” to 27”. The Trout action was nonstop with at least half a dozen bite offs in between. There was a lot of excitement in the boat all morning.
We then motored across the lake to Chipewyan Portage Camp site to use the facilities and stretch our legs, but most of all, to give our arms a rest.
We then headed back out to target Walleye. Well, the Walleye action was fast and furious. Within two and a half hours we netted at least 16 Walleye, again with many bite offs. We packed it in and was back at camp by 6p.m.
This day I will remember. The Fish Gods sang and the fish netted were plenty.
Looking forward to hitting Kingsmere with my husband by my side next season. Until then, be sure to keep your lines tight and fish on.
Tightlines Dorothy Normand
Prince Albert National Park: Why It Is A Jewel In The Wild
It wasn’t long into my visit to Prince Albert National Park before I discovered what I loved most. Though, it wasn’t something singular. It came with a mix of some of the best wildlife sightings in unexpected spots (read on), the remoteness (no big nearby towns) and spectacular beauty (this is lake country). The park is located about 2.5 hours north of Saskatoon, an area where the landscape is flat and open- it’s the plains – but still manages to surprise. For instance, seemingly out of nowhere, as you get closer to Prince Albert National Park, leafy trees come into focus and you enter a boreal forest. The towering white and black spruce, jack pine and aspen trees are only the beginning. The park is also dotted with lakes of all sizes. The largest are Crean Lake, Kingsmere Lake and Waskesiu Lake. Best of all, there are plenty of chances to spot wildlife, here, including bears, moose, fox, bison, otters, elk and dear. The park is also home to nearly 200 species of birds, so don’t forget to look up.
In this video, we show you 4 experiences you don’t want to miss, including learning to fish, hiking, water sports and an evening cruise.
PrinceAlbertNationalParthekNarrowsof Waskesiu Lake of North Saskatchewan in Western Canada
HDVideo about the narrows of Waskesiu Lake of Prince Albert National Park in North Saskatchewan of Western Canada.
Along the South side of Waskesiu Lake in Prince Albert National Park of Saskatchewan
Following the road along the South Shore of the Waskesiu Lake of Prince Albert National Park in North Saskatchewanof Western Canada
grey owls cabin epic adventure in waskesiu prince albert national park 2017
Come along on an adventure to beaver lodge, the legendary cabin of grey owl. Located at Ajawaan lake in Prince Albert national park, we spent a couple days having a look around. clean and amazing waterfront camping around Kingsmere lake. If you havent been...you should go.
Kingsmere Lake Flyover DJI Mavic Pro
First time with the Mavic out over the water. Pretty scary really, just have to remember that the Mavic doesn't know that it's over water...just me.
4 Day Backcountry Canoe Trip | Prince Albert National Park | Hanging Heart Lakes | Crean Lake
The boys and I embark on a 4 day canoe and fishing trip into the backcountry of Prince Albert National Park in Central Saskatchewan. With one night at Southend on Kingsmere Lake and then a paddle through the Hanging Heart Lakes and into Crean Lake, we fish, hike, swim and camp our way through some of Saskatchewan's beautiful backcountry. Head winds and rain await us on day 4. Watch to the end to see how the boys cope.
#princealbertnationalpark #creanlake #hangingheartlakes
Kingsmere River 2014
It was about -28C today and no wind. Lovely! I headed up to Kingemere Lake, the first on the trail since the squall last night covered everything in fresh and clean again.
Golden hour paddle into Kingsmere
Kingsmere Lake, Saskatchewan
Grey Owl's Trail, a scenic journey
Two friends and I conquer Grey Owl's Trail, a historic (~20km each way) hike in Prince Albert National Park, Saskatchewan. You will be swept away by the pristine mix of boreal forest and blue sky found along the edge of Kingsmere Lake.
Lake Trout of Prince Albert National Park
Lake trout is unique to Canada and is the largest species in the family of fish called Char. Lake trout are sensitive to changes in their environment, making them great indicators of water quality and the health of a lake. Of the over 1500 lakes and ponds in Prince Albert National Park, only Kingsmere, Crean, and Wassegam Lakes contain natural lake trout populations.
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waskesiu breakwater
decided to cruise the breakwater:)
Windblown Waskesiu Lake 2014 01 18
It may look like a lunar landscape and the wind is blowing but today was actually about +4C. We had a terrible wind storm this week which has polished up and crusted the snow on Waskesiu Lake. A couple of weeks ago while -40C the snow was at least fluffy and fun to snowshoe in.
NAMEKUS LAKE MAY 19TH 2019
WITHIN PRINCE ALBERT NATIONAL PARK. SASKATCHEWAN
Paddling on Kingsmere lake
Otter at Kingsmere River
We were on top of the bank over looking the Kingsmere River in the Prince Albert National Park when we seen an otter swimming up the river. It was so cool to watch him from above.