Ice fishing in Northwest Territories
Northwest Territories has 1,871 named lakes on this site. These are the 4 best-documented ones, with size, nearest town and fish species where known, a summary of the provincial fishing regulations and angler ice reports. Ice thickness changes daily: measure it yourself before you go out.
Lakes
- Great Bear Lake, 30,500 km², near Deline: Lake Trout, Arctic Grayling, Whitefish, Pike
- Great Slave Lake, 26,700 km², near Yellowknife: Lake Trout, Pike, Whitefish, Inconnu
- Lac La Martre, 1,680 km², near Behchokǫ̀: Lake Trout, Northern Pike, Walleye, Whitefish
- Trout Lake (NT), near Fort Liard: Lake Trout, Northern Pike, Walleye, Whitefish
Guides
- Ice thickness guidance
- Walleye ice fishing
- Northern Pike ice fishing
- Yellow Perch ice fishing
- Lake Whitefish ice fishing
- Mountain Whitefish ice fishing
- Burbot ice fishing
- Lake Trout ice fishing
- Rainbow Trout ice fishing
Other provinces
- Ice fishing in Alberta
- Ice fishing in British Columbia
- Ice fishing in Manitoba
- Ice fishing in New Brunswick
- Ice fishing in Newfoundland and Labrador
- Ice fishing in Nova Scotia
- Ice fishing in Nunavut
- Ice fishing in Ontario
- Ice fishing in Prince Edward Island
- Ice fishing in Quebec
- Ice fishing in Saskatchewan
- Ice fishing in Yukon
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