The Ketyet River flows through the remote Kivalliq region of Nunavut, Canada, draining into Baker Lake — one of the largest inland bodies of water in the territory. This is true wilderness fishing at its most raw and unfiltered, set against the sweeping tundra landscape of the Canadian subarctic. The river is part of a broader paddling and canoe route system that connects Snow Bunting Lake and the Quoich River system to Baker Lake, making it a destination that rewards anglers willing to commit to an expedition-style adventure. The surrounding terrain is characterized by open tundra, glacially carved valleys, and the kind of vast, unbroken silence that defines the Far North. Access is remote by any standard, and the experience of fishing the Ketyet River is inseparable from the wilderness journey required to reach it.