No businesses exist at this time.

There are 3 types of fisherman on the Kashawakamak. Bass fisherman (Hanford), Walleye fisherman (Matta) and those that stand up in the boat(Kitko). 2 of the 3 usually find success.

Early morning and late at night are the best times. Day time fishing can frustrate.

Excellent website. Very informative. Use grubs, crawdads, and tubebaits along the rockey points and rockey shorelines - surface baits in the stumps and logs

The lake is dammed at the east end. This means there is a substantial amount of flooded land with tree stumps. The water level is lowered and raised about 4 ft each fall and spring. The extreme east end of the lake is quite shallow, but does provide a few bass and the occasional walleye. The central part of the lake is quite deep (about 70 ft). The east end has a treed shoreline with some broken rock - the west end has smooth granite and tree mixture. The south-east shore is Crown Land. Much of the rest is occupied by cottages, and some lodges. The lake has been overfished and is not stocked.