A friend of mine recently showed me the Toronto fishing website that breaks down all the great locations in our city to catch a variety of fish.
The site is divided into Toronto fishing locations and under each destination, the author describes the area, the types of fish, the time of year that is best or legal to fish there, how to access the area and any other pertinent information one would want to know.
The site also lists a bunch of fishing resorts located throughout Ontario. With over 400,000 Rivers, Lakes and Streams in Ontario, a fisherman will have an abundance of fresh catch and a great outdoor experience without leaving the city or the province.
Here are the places that the site lists in Toronto as well as some of the fish that can be caught at each place. Some run 12-months of the year while others have permitted times of the year. Some trout and salmon can even be fished in February. Check out these locations and learn more about them on the Toronto Fishing website at – http://torontofishing.net
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TORONTO FISHING LOCATIONS
Toronto Harbour – Northern pike,
Toronto Islands – Northern pike, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass and rock bass., Panfish and brown bullhead. Bluegill, yellow perch, black crappie and white perch.
Duffins Creek – Greenwood Conservation Area – Trout.
Duffins Creek – Lower – Trout, Bass, Salmon.
G. Ross Lord Reservoir – Brown bullhead, carp, rock bass.
Heart Lake Conservation Area – Rainbow trout, small mouth bass, brown bullhead, carp, punkinseed, rock bass and white suckers.
Glen Haffy Conservation Area – Rainbow trout.
Humber River – Claireville Reservoir – largemouth bass, carp, brown bullhead, punkinseed, yellow perch and white suckers.
Frenchman’s Bay – Northern pike, muskie, walleye, Bluegill, punkinseed, yellow perch and black crappie, largemouth and smallmouth bass.
Rouge River – Upstream – rainbow trout, brown trout, coho and chinook salmon, as well as suckers, bullhead and carp.
Rouge River – Mouth – Northern pike, brown bullhead and black crappie, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, panfish, small pike, white perch, white bass, bullhead and carp.
Bluffer’s Park – Salmon, trout, pike and panfish.
Ashbridges Bay – Pike and panfish, bluegill, black crappie, yellow perch and occasional white bass.
Humber Bay Park – Northern pike, bass.
Colonel Samuel Smith Park – Carp, freshwater drum, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass and pike.
Any spots that we missed? Let us know through our social media where you love to fish.
