The lake is actually formed by two large river systems, the English and Winnipeg Rivers. The joining of these two great rivers takes place right outside our front door and offers the outdoor enthusiast some of the most intriguing scenery and finest fishing anywhere.
High cliffs change into beautiful sand beaches.
Fast running water changes into shallow weedy bays. The lake bottom changes just as rapidly. The many weed beds that harbor those fighting northern pike turn into drop offs where those tasty walleye linger. As the seasons change, so do the fishing habits. Tetu Lake is not commercially fished, which adds to the size of the fish on an overall average.