The Indian Lake Chain: Quick Facts The Indian Lake Chain of lakes is located 16 km. (10 miles) north of the town of Vermilion Bay Ontario along Hwy. 647 in the Kenora District co-ordinates (Indian Lake): Lat. 49° 55'  Long. 93° 32' this 29 km. (18 mile) chain of lakes consists of 9 relatively small lakes connected by channels: Indian, Edward, Whitney, Forrest, Bladder, Big Moose, Cobble, Boulder and Little Boulder Lake beware of submerged logs and stumps in some of the connecting channels Forrest, Boulder and Little Boulder Lake have water deep enough to sustain a lake trout fishery major fish species include walleye, muskie, smallmouth bass, lake trout, perch and whitefish. There are reports of pike having moved in from surrounding lakes the Indian Lake Chain is situated within Fisheries Management Zone 5 Map Features 2 Map Set dimensions: 12"x18" each map is double sided laminated map black & white water depth contour lines locations for the major fish species access points information on fish habits and movements fishing tips MNR/Travel & Accommodation info. sources Price: $19.90 plus taxes & shipping Caution: These maps are not navigation guides for boaters. They are designed for fishing purposes only.