Crown Land in Nopiming

12 crown land sites 8 fishing spots 8 campgrounds

Nopiming Provincial Park covers about 1,429 km² of Canadian Shield north of the Whiteshell, and it is a quieter, less developed park of granite ridges, pine and lakes. This page is centred on Bird Lake, at the park's south end, which covers 7.25 km² and holds walleye, sauger, smallmouth bass, northern pike, perch and whitefish. Tulabi Lake (4 km), Booster Lake (5 km) and Davidson Lake (11 km) are close by, and the province records lake trout, brown trout, rainbow trout and splake in Davidson Lake. Our map shows 120 lakes, ponds and creeks within 25 km. Whiteshell Provincial Park lies to the south, and South Atikaki Provincial Park to the north. The Bird Lake and Tulabi Falls campgrounds are within 4 km, Black Lake is 23 km away and Beresford Lake 42 km. This page rounds up the region's public land, fishing spots, campgrounds and road trips.

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Crown Land Nearby

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Nopiming Provincial Park
Provincial Park
12 km
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Whiteshell Provincial Park
Provincial Park
25 km
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Poplar Bay Provincial Park
Provincial Park
35 km
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Pinawa Dam Provincial Park
Provincial Park
53 km
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Lee River Wildlife Management Area
Wildlife Management Area
53 km
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Whiteshell Provincial Forest
Provincial Forest
55 km
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Wallace Lake Provincial Park
Provincial Park
59 km
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South Atikaki Provincial Park
Provincial Park
62 km
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Whitemouth Bog Wildlife Management Area
Wildlife Management Area
63 km
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Brightstone Sand Hills Provincial Forest
Provincial Forest
64 km
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Pinawa Provincial Park
Provincial Park
64 km
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Whitemouth Falls Provincial Park
Provincial Park
65 km

Crown land by city in Nopiming

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Bird Lake is inside Nopiming Provincial Park, about 1,429 km², with Whiteshell Provincial Park to the south, Poplar Bay Provincial Park about 35 km away and South Atikaki Provincial Park to the north. Outside the parks, most of the Shield here is Crown land.

Nopiming is in Area A of the Southern Division, where every walleye over 45 cm and every lake trout over 55 cm must be released. Some lakes add their own rules: on Wasp Lake, about 21 km away, all tiger trout must be released.

The Bird Lake and Tulabi Falls campgrounds are within 4 km, Black Lake is 23 km away and Beresford Lake 42 km; the park needs a vehicle permit all year, and canoe routes link many of its lakes.

The Bissett to Atikaki trip, about 60 km, starts at the gold-mining town just north of Nopiming and heads into the wilderness of Atikaki Provincial Park.

Offline maps around Nopiming

Public land near Nopiming runs well past the last cell tower. Export the area as a geo-referenced PDF and read it in BorealMaps to keep your GPS position on the map when the signal drops.

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Regulations

A Manitoba angling licence and barbless hooks are required; Nopiming is in the Southern Division and Area A, where walleye close April 6 to May 8 and walleye over 45 cm must be released. Live bait fish are not allowed in Atikaki and South Atikaki provincial parks, and will be banned province-wide from April 1, 2027. The park needs a vehicle permit all year, and open fires need an approved pit or a burning permit from April 1 to November 15.