The Whitesand River is a scenic waterway flowing through east-central Saskatchewan, originating at Whitesand Lake near Invermay and winding its way to its confluence with the Assiniboine River near Kamsack. This river corridor passes through a richly vegetated riparian zone characterized by mature trees, abundant wildlife, and diverse birdlife — including loons whose calls echo across the water during evening hours. The river feeds into the Theodore Reservoir, which boasts 15 miles of scenic shoreline and has been actively stocked with walleye fry and perch on a biennial basis since 1989, making it one of the more productive fisheries in the Regional Park system of Saskatchewan. Whether you're casting from shore along the river's banks or launching a boat onto the reservoir, the Whitesand offers a peaceful and rewarding angling experience in the heart of the Parkland region.