Some of the more popular salmon fishing tributaries are: Black River PFR Map (PDF) South Sandy Creek PFR Map (PDF) Salmon River. Oswego River. Sterling Creek. Genesee River PFR Map (PDF) Sandy Creek PFR Map (PDF) Oak Orchard Creek PFR Map (PDF) Where can I find salmon in Lake Ontario? Generally in the spring, the […]
Category: Ontario
What Is Legal Size For Perch In Ontario?
Ontario Fishing Regulations – Zone 5 Species Open Season Size Restrictions Smallmouth Bass (or Largemouth) Jan 1- June 30 Catch & Release July 1-Nov 30 No size Restrictions Muskie June 17 -Dec 15 Minimum 54” Yellow Perch All Year No size Restrictions Is there a size limit on perch in Ontario? Catch length is limited […]
Is There A Speed Limit For Boats In Ontario?
When boating in the provinces of Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario, Saskatchewan and Nova Scotia, please observe the unposted speed limit of 10 km/h (6 mph ) within 30 meters (100 ft ) from shore. This limit applies on all waters within these provinces except where other limits are posted. Do boats have a speed […]
Why Does Lake Erie Flow Into Lake Ontario?
Lake Erie drains into Lake Ontario via the Niagara River. The entire system flows to the Atlantic Ocean via the St. Lawrence River. Why does water flow from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario? The majority of flow from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario is conveyed via the Niagara River. Inflows to Lake Ontario from the […]
What Is Required To Kayak In Ontario?
Make sure your kayak is equipped to Canadian Coast Guard standards with a bailer (or bilge pump), sound signaling device (a whistle), 15-metres of buoyant rope, and PFDs for everyone on board; paddlers who fail to meet these requirements are subject to fines. Do I need a license to kayak in Ontario? Do you require […]
What Salmon Are Native To Ontario?
Information about the Atlantic Salmon (Salmon salar), a cold-water fish native to Ontario. Are chinook salmon native to Ontario? Information about the Chinook Salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha), a cold-water fish that was introduced and naturalized in Ontario. Are king salmon native to Lake Ontario? King salmon are native to the Pacific coast. They were introduced to […]
How Many Feet Deep Is Lake Ontario?
With a maximum depth of 802 feet, Ontario is the third deepest Great Lake after Lakes Superior and Michigan. It averages 283 feet deep at 245 feet above sea level and has a flushing time of about six years. What is the deepest point on Lake Ontario? The Rochester Basin, at 802 feet (244 m), […]
How Many Walleye Can You Keep In Ontario?
Walleye catch-and-keep limits are 2 for Sport licence holders and 1 for Conservation licence holders. Catch must be between 40-45cm in length. What is the walleye limit in Ontario? Pacific salmon: 5. rainbow trout: 5. splake: 5. walleye or sauger combined: 6. How many walleye can you bring back from Ontario? LICENSE OPTIONS In the […]
Does Ontario Require Barbless Hooks?
Either you must use a hook that was manufactured without a barb, or you must pinch and/or file the barbs on the hook so when they are pulled through a swatch of fabric the barb does not catch or pull threads. Also, the barb must be in complete contact with the shaft of the hook […]
What Fish Are In Season In Lake Ontario?
Lake trout. Season: January 1 to September 30 and December 1 to December 31. Lake whitefish. Season: open all year. Muskellunge. Season: third Saturday in June to December 15. Northern pike. Season: January 1 to March 31 and first Saturday in May to December 31. Pacific salmon. Rainbow trout. Sunfish. Walleye and sauger combined.