Lake of the Isles (known locally as Lac des Isles) is a compact, intimate lake nestled in the Cochrane District of northern Ontario, Canada, near the community of Kapuskasing. Covering approximately 84.56 acres with roughly 1.97 miles of shoreline, this is a relatively small but characterful water body that offers a quieter, less pressured fishing experience compared to the larger, more heavily trafficked lakes of the region. Its northern Ontario setting places it within a landscape defined by boreal forest, Canadian Shield geology, and the dramatic seasonal swings that characterize this part of the province — from frozen winters to productive open-water seasons that draw anglers seeking the classic northern Ontario experience.