Kingsmere Lake is a vast, pristine backcountry lake nestled within Prince Albert National Park in central Saskatchewan, Canada. Covering approximately 14,611 acres (5,912.7 hectares) with a maximum depth of 148 feet (45.1 metres), this is one of the most impressive and remote fishing destinations in the province. Surrounded by boreal forest in the Waskesiu Upland, the lake sits within the Churchill River drainage basin, fed by several creeks and rivers from the surrounding hills, with its primary outlet — the Kingsmere River — flowing south into Waskesiu Lake. The lake's bold, rocky points, numerous white sand beaches, and crystal-clear, cold waters create ideal habitat for a diverse range of fish species. Its remote backcountry character means anglers are rewarded with a genuine wilderness experience alongside excellent fishing opportunities.