Fiske, Organized hamlet in Saskatchewan, Canada.

Fiske is a hamlet in the Rural Municipality of Pleasant Valley No. 288, Saskatchewan, on Highway 7 about 30.6 kilometres west of Rosetown and 53.7 kilometres east of Kindersley. It is a designated place covering 0.54 km2, with an ice arena, a community hall and a few home businesses.

Fiske developed as a settlement to support agricultural expansion across the Saskatchewan prairies during the early expansion era. The community has experienced changes typical of rural hamlets in the region, reflecting shifts in farming practices and population patterns.

Residents call themselves Fiskinites, a name tied to the hamlet's grain farming and ranching work. The ice arena and community hall host local gatherings, while many residents drive 30.6 km east to Rosetown for other services.

Fiske sits on Highway 7, about 30.6 km west of Rosetown and 53.7 km east of Kindersley. The hamlet has an ice arena, a community hall and a few home businesses, but residents drive to Rosetown for all other services. Fuel and supplies are best arranged before arriving.

Fiske had 74 residents in 30 of its 36 private dwellings at the 2021 census, up 13.8% from 65 in 2016. The hamlet covers 0.54 km2, a density of 137.0 people per km2.