Tobin Lake Sask. Big pike & Wallaye

Referred to as the "BEST drive to fishery" for Walleye and Pike, Tobin Lake Trophy Adventures sits right on the shores of this massive reservoir. Rod and Denis drive to Tobin to check out this legendary fishery. For years the two have talked about doing this trip to chase legendary Pike and now it is time to roll. The end of the road in Saskatchewan where the pavement ends and the gravel begins! Check this one out, tons of excitement, giant fish and of course a little of what mother nature has to throw at them.

[@naturedaddy]

You caught some monsters there! We had one like like that when we were there a few weeks ago. Tobin lake did not disappoint

[@TheGspoters]

Excellent segment guys! I’m heading up next week, my second time. Although it’s been five years. I live in Alberta next-door. Really good production and awesome tips! I forwarded your video to a couple fishing buddies. I’m also going to look into the “trophy adventure lodge” in the fall. Keep up the good work I’ll be watching your vid‘s moving forward! Lemmy

[@wildfishwildplaces5079]

Thanks buddy! Have a great trip and keep us posted

[@mendoza4789]

nice

[@ianhenrikson4390]

Great water for big fish,but not shy on eaters as well!

[@margomorgan1405]

Tobin Lake Saskatchewan, where only the little fish fight because the big ones know they are going back into the water. Slot size catch and release Northern Pike 29.5" to 44", Walleye 21.5" to 31.5" The only place you hope you catch a small one so you can have fish for supper.

[@wildfishwildplaces5079]

Hahaha Margo so true! We ate a pile of walleye up there for a few days. Best fish ever!

[@jodypatton729]

Born and raised there, I know the spotz. 😊

[@austin2858]

Great video. I know you said you were at Tobin lake. But do u guys have the exact location. Tobin is a big lake.

[@wildfishwildplaces5079]

We fished up by the sunken Elk Island and out in front of the Youth camp cabin you can see from the lake

[@WoodyAhenakew]

Just an FYI, for what you called a “giant” lake isn’t even top ten in Saskatchewan(but say the last part WON)

[@ericschroeder8733]

what size of rod do you guys use for these big pike?

[@MindofLogan]

Excellent video however it’s pronounced saska chew in, was just throwing my Canadian brain off lol