+ All Categories
Home > Documents > Fishing in our waters - Kawarthas Northumberland · the type of fishing licence you buy...

Fishing in our waters - Kawarthas Northumberland · the type of fishing licence you buy...

Date post: 02-Jun-2020
Category:
Upload: others
View: 1 times
Download: 0 times
Share this document with a friend
2
Follow @perfectwknds on Twitter and Instagram or Kawarthas Northumberland on Facebook as we unveil where the biggest and baddest fish are biting throughout Kawarthas Northumberland Search #FishKN to find up-to-the-moment tips and best sites to fish. world class COMMON CARP FISHING Kawarthas Northumberland is home to world class common carp fishing. This warm-water species, introduced in the 1800s, has thrived in the Trent-Severn Waterway that bisects our region. With abundant populations and no harvest limits, there is no excuse not to seek out this large bodied fish. If that isn’t enough... 20lb carp are not uncommon too! Explore Kawarthas Northumberland to land this challenging and thrilling catch. MONTREAL CANADA ONTARIO HURON ERIE USA NEW YORK ONTARIO TORONTO 1.5 hrs 3 hrs 5 hrs OTTAWA QUEBEC KN For full fishing rules in Ontario visit: ontario.ca/fishing Need a fishing licence? Buy one easily online at ontario.ca/fishing Common Carp Walleye/ Pickerel Northern Pike Bass Muskie Perch Sunfish /Blue Gill Crappie Brook Trout Brown Trout Rainbow Trout Lake Trout Pacific Salmon Atlantic Salmon Lake Whitefish Channel Catfish None 4 6 6 1 50 300 30 2 5 2 3 5 12 12 None 1 2 2 0 25 15 10 1 2 1 1 2 6 6 All Year May 13 – Nov 15 All Year June 17 – Dec 15 June 3 – Dec 15 All Year All Year All Year 4th Sat. in Apr. - Sept. 30 4th Sat. in Apr. – Sept. 30 4th Sat. in Apr. – Sept. 30 4th Sat. in Apr. – Sept. 30 4th Sat. in Apr. – Sept. 30 4th Sat. in Apr. – Sept. 30 4th Sat. in Apr. – Sept. 30 Type Zone 17 Limits Sport Conservation Season Dates Size Limits Must be between 35–50 cm (13.8–19.7 inches Must be over 112 cm (44 inches) None None None None None None None None None None None None Only 30 greater than 18 cm (7.1 inches) Closed All Year LIMIT YOUR CATCH By law, there are set limits and restrictions on the fish you can legally catch and keep in Ontario. Each species has its own limits and restrictions for what you can keep, depending on the type of fishing licence you buy (conservation or sport), the fishing zone (15 & 17) and waterbody, the size of the fish and time of year. Be sure to check before you head out! A YEAR-ROUND EXPERIENCE Ice fishing is the perfect opportunity to take the family out for some winter fun. It’s great for couples and has become a girl’s getaway event as well. While out on the ice, you may angle for bluegill, yellow perch, black crappie, lake trout, northern pike, and enjoy some quality time together. Anglers consider this region to be one of Ontario’s finest ice fishing destinations. PUBLIC BOAT LAUNCHES + Shore Fishing Whether you’ve got your own boat or are looking for a prime spot to fish from shore, find all you need at: trip.kawarthasnorthumberland.ca COVER FiSH Kawarthas Northumberland Try Little Lake in Peterborough OVER 350 LAKES TO FISH! Angler Chris’ Choice! Top 3 Fishing Locations in Kawarthas Northumberland Burnt River (See reverse map) Launch your boat in Kinmount and make your way up the river. If you have a small boat or canoe, walk it down below the dam in Kinmount and make your way down stream. Be prepared to portage a few narrow sections of the river along the way. But trust me. The effort is well worth it. Not only is the scenery absolutely majestic but several fish species reside within the river and are seemingly always willing to bite! Walleye, large and smallmouth bass as well as muskies abound!! In high numbers and size! Your arms will be sore from reeling in fish! Stony Lake (See reverse map) Launch your boat at the public launch directly adjacent to Viamede Resort at the end of Mount Julian Viamede Rd and let the adventure begin. Known as one of the most prestigious lakes in the region Stony offers some of the most picturesque landscape in the world! Not only is it an absolute pleasure to view but the lake also boasts a very healthy fishery! The bass, walleye and muskie populations are VERY good! I just recently fished a tournament event on the lake and over the course of the three days my tournament partner and I landed upwards of 300 smallmouth bass!! Belmont Lake (See reverse map) Launch your boat at the end of Mile of Memories Lane. Be sure to keep an eye open for wildlife on the way in as there are often deer grazing in the fields or wild turkey running about. This hidden gem of a lake is absolutely loaded with good sized pike and the occasional monster muskie. The bass fishing, both largemouth and smallmouth, is phenomenal. And did I mention the walleye population is just ridiculous! Located near Havelock Ontario with travel times to town being 15-25 minutes on average. Travel time to the Greater Toronto Area is within 2 hours making this lake a very popular spot for those escaping the city for vacation rentals even during the off season! The size of Belmont Lake is 1872 acres with a maximum depth of 51 feet and mean depth of 20 feet. Belmont Lake is part of the Crowe River system, the Crowe (Deer River) enters the lake at the north from Cordova Lake, the North River enters from Round Lake and then exits as the Crowe River to the east heading into Crowe Lake. Just a beautiful little lake that offers some of the best fishing in the region! Shhhh.. don’t tell anyone! New to Fishing? Borrow fishing equipment for FREE with TackleShare. Over 140 locations found across the province including 11 spots in KN! The perfect way to introduce a friend or family member to fishing. Visit: tackleshare.com Locate fish species found in each lake in Kawarthas Northumberland at FISH ON-Line www.ontario.ca/fishing For a sure catch with the kids, head to Lake Scugog for panfish (lots of black crappie and bluegill ready to bite)! 3 2 1 Keep it simple! #1 choice Hook, Bobber + Worm #2 choice Spinner Baits Try metallic / silver/ bright yellow colours Cast Near a “Structure” (hump, point, rock pile, sunken island) to catch panfish and bass. Cast along submerged weedlines to catch walleye and muskie. Fishing in our waters doesn’t stop with Carp! favoured warm-water and cold-water species are found across the region. Fish for one species in the morning, have lunch and fish for another species after a short drive or boat ride. We are a true angler’s paradise. 17 For a full list of guides, bait & tackle shops: kawarthasnorthumberland.ca and visit the “Experiences” section! ACCOMMODATIONS After a long day on the water, settle in for a night of reliving the “one that got away” at one of the many camping, cottage or resort options. Find yours at: trip.kawarthasnorthumberland.ca PLUS GUIDES: Over a dozen guides and outfitters are ready to give you the catch of a lifetime. These knowledgeable and friendly local anglers will ensure you have a safe and enjoyable day on the water. BAIT & TACKLE: Need worms, minnows, or your favourite lure replaced? Your local bait shop is never far away.
Transcript
Page 1: Fishing in our waters - Kawarthas Northumberland · the type of fishing licence you buy (conservation or sport), the fishing zone (15 & 17) and waterbody, the size of the fish and

Follow @perfectwknds on Twitter and Instagram or Kawarthas Northumberland on Facebook as we unveil where the biggest and baddest fish are biting throughout Kawarthas NorthumberlandSearch #FishKN to find up-to-the-moment

tips and best sites to fish.

world class

COMMON CARP

FISHINGKawarthas Northumberland is home to world class common carp fishing. This warm-water species, introduced in the 1800s, has thrived in the Trent-Severn Waterway that bisects our region. With abundant populations and no harvest limits, there is no excuse not to seek out this large bodied fish. If that isn’t enough... 20lb carp are not uncommon too!

Explore Kawarthas Northumberland to land this challenging and thrilling catch.

MONTREAL

CANADA

ONTARIO

HURON

ERIEUSA

NEW YORKONTARIO

TORONTO1.5 hrs

3 hrs

5 hrsOTTAWA

QUEBEC

KN

For full fishing rules in Ontario visit: ontario.ca/fishing

Need a fishing licence? Buy one easily online at ontario.ca/fishing

Common Carp

Walleye/ Pickerel

Northern Pike

Bass

Muskie

Perch

Sunfish /Blue Gill

Crappie

Brook Trout

Brown Trout

Rainbow Trout

Lake Trout

Pacific Salmon

Atlantic Salmon

Lake Whitefish

Channel Catfish

None

4

6

6

1

50

300

30

2

5

2

3

5

12

12

None

1

2

2

0

25

15

10

1

2

1

1

2

6

6

All Year

May 13 – Nov 15

All Year

June 17 – Dec 15

June 3 – Dec 15

All Year

All Year

All Year

4th Sat. in Apr. - Sept. 30

4th Sat. in Apr. – Sept. 30

4th Sat. in Apr. – Sept. 30

4th Sat. in Apr. – Sept. 30

4th Sat. in Apr. – Sept. 30

4th Sat. in Apr. – Sept. 30

4th Sat. in Apr. – Sept. 30

Type

Zone 17 LimitsSport Conservation Season Dates Size Limits

Must be between 35–50 cm(13.8–19.7 inches

Must be over 112 cm(44 inches)

None

None

None

None

None

None

None

None

None

None

None

None

Only 30 greater than 18 cm(7.1 inches)

Closed All Year

LIMIT YOUR CATCH By law, there are set limits and restrictions on the fish you can legally catch and keep in Ontario. Each species has its own limits and restrictions for what you can keep, depending on the type of fishing licence you buy (conservation or sport), the fishing zone (15 & 17) and waterbody, the size of the fish and time of year. Be sure to check before you head out!

A YEAR-ROUND EXPERIENCEIce fishing is the perfect opportunity to take the family out for some winter fun. It’s great for couples and has become a girl’s getaway event as well. While out on the ice, you may angle for bluegill, yellow perch, black crappie, lake trout, northern pike, and enjoy some quality time together. Anglers consider this region to be one of Ontario’s finest ice fishing destinations.

PUBLIC BOAT LAUNCHES + Shore FishingWhether you’ve got your own boat or are looking for a prime spot to fish from shore, find all you need at:

trip.kawarthasnorthumberland.ca

COVERFiSHKawarthas

Northumberland

Try Little Lake in Peterborough

OVER 350 LAKES TO FISH!

Angler Chris’ Choice!Top 3 Fishing Locations in Kawarthas Northumberland

Burnt River (See reverse map) Launch your boat in Kinmount and make your way up the river. If you have a small boat or canoe, walk it down below the dam in Kinmount and make your way down stream. Be prepared to portage a few narrow sections of the river along the way. But trust me. The effort is well worth it. Not only is the scenery absolutely majestic but several fish species reside within the river and are seemingly always willing to bite! Walleye, large and smallmouth bass as well as muskies abound!! In high numbers and size! Your arms will be sore from reeling in fish!

Stony Lake (See reverse map)Launch your boat at the public launch directly adjacent to Viamede Resort at the end of Mount Julian Viamede Rd and let the adventure begin. Known as one of the most prestigious lakes in the region Stony offers some of the most picturesque landscape in the world! Not only is it an absolute pleasure to view but the lake also boasts a very healthy fishery! The bass, walleye and muskie populations are VERY good! I just recently fished a tournament event on the lake and over the course of the three days my tournament partner and I landed upwards of 300 smallmouth bass!!

Belmont Lake (See reverse map)Launch your boat at the end of Mile of Memories Lane. Be sure to keep an eye open for wildlife on the way in as there are often deer grazing in the fields or wild turkey running about. This hidden gem of a lake is absolutely loaded with good sized pike and the occasional monster muskie. The bass fishing, both largemouth and smallmouth, is phenomenal. And did I mention the walleye population is just ridiculous! Located near Havelock Ontario with travel times to town being 15-25 minutes on average. Travel time to the Greater Toronto Area is within 2 hours making this lake a very popular spot for those escaping the city for vacation rentals even during the off season! The size of Belmont Lake is 1872 acres with a maximum depth of 51 feet and mean depth of 20 feet. Belmont Lake is part of the Crowe River system, the Crowe (Deer River) enters the lake at the north from Cordova Lake, the North River enters from Round Lake and then exits as the Crowe River to the east heading into Crowe Lake. Just a beautiful little lake that offers some of the best fishing in the region!

Shhhh.. don’t tell anyone!

New to Fishing?Borrow fishing equipment for FREE with TackleShare. Over 140 locations found across the province including 11 spots in KN! The perfect way to introduce a friend or family member to fishing. Visit: tackleshare.com

Locate fish species found in each lake in Kawarthas Northumberland at FISH ON-Line www.ontario.ca/fishing

For a sure catch with the kids, head to Lake Scugog for panfish (lots of black crappie and bluegill ready to bite)!

3

2

1Keep it simple!

#1 choice Hook, Bobber + Worm

#2 choice Spinner Baits

Try metallic / silver/ bright yellow colours

Cast Near a “Structure” (hump, point, rock pile, sunken island) to catch panfish and bass.

Cast along submerged weedlines to catch walleye and muskie.

Fishing in our waters doesn’t stop with Carp!

favoured warm-water and cold-water species are found across the region.

Fish for one species in the morning, have lunch and fish for another species after a short drive or boat ride. We are a true angler’s paradise.

17

For a full list of guides, bait & tackle shops: kawarthasnorthumberland.ca

and visit the “Experiences” section!

ACCOMMODATIONSAfter a long day on the water, settle in for a night of reliving the “one that got away” at one of the many camping, cottage or resort options.

Find yours at: trip.kawarthasnorthumberland.ca

PLUS

GUIDES: Over a dozen guides and outfitters are ready to give you the catch of a lifetime. These knowledgeable and friendly local anglers will ensure you have a safe and enjoyable day on the water.

BAIT & TACKLE: Need worms, minnows, or your favourite lure replaced? Your local bait shop is never far away.

Page 2: Fishing in our waters - Kawarthas Northumberland · the type of fishing licence you buy (conservation or sport), the fishing zone (15 & 17) and waterbody, the size of the fish and

Atlantic Salmon

Brook Trout

Rainbow Trout

Brown Trout

Chinook Salmon

Coho Salmon

Yellow Perch

Rock Bass

Smallmouth Bass

Walleye / Pickerel

Muskellunge

Largemouth Bass

Blue Gill

Black Crappie

Lake Trout

Common Carp

Pumpkinseed

Quackenbush

Wolf Island

401

401

401

28

28

28

7

7

7

7

7

35

35

35

35

48

45

45

8

8

8

8

8

23

23

23

23

23

2

115

115

115

25

25

25

40

45

45

45

10

10

10

28

28

45

15

15

9 29

29

9

24

27

2

2

2

6518

23

22

507

28

46

46

620

504

2

2

2

352

2

134

74

GraftonCobourg

Oak Ridges Moraine

Oak Ridges Moraine

PortHope Colborne

Castleton

Lakeport

Roseneath

Keene

HarwoodGoresLandingBewdley

Norham

Codrington

Orland

Fenella

Norwood

Bailieboro

Garden Hill

Millbrook

CavanBethany

MountPleasant

Cameron

Norland

Kinmount

Omemee

Lindsay

Apsley

Big Cedar

Nephton

MississaguaLanding

PointPleasant

BigIsland

Havelock

CurveLake

SandyPoint

Brighton

Trent SevernWaterway

Trent SevernWaterway

Trent SevernWaterway

Trent SevernWaterway

Trent SevernWaterway

BuckhornLake

ChemongLake

PigeonLake

LakeScugog

RiceLake

Ganaraska River

Gage Creek Cobourg Creek

Shelter Valley Creek

Cold Creek

Percy Creek

Cavan Creek

Pear

ns C

reek

Union Creek

Ouse

Rive

r

Ous

e Ri

ver

Salt Creek

SturgeonLake

CameronLake

BalsamLake

CanalLake

FourMileLake

DalrympleLake

StoneyLake

RoundLake BelmontLake

JackLake

KasshabogLake

ChandosLake

Trent River

Trent River

Trent River

Lake Ontario

ClearLake

EelsCreek

Katchewanooka Lake

DeerBay

Lower BuckhornLake

Otona

bee

Rive

r

Otona

bee

Rive

r

LittleLake

HastingsCampbellford

Peterborough

Lakefield

Buckhorn

Bobcaygeon

FenelonFalls

1

2

3Carden Alvar

Queen Elizabeth II Wildlands

Kawartha Highlands

Petroglyphs

Peter’sWoods

Emily

High FallsLovesickLake

Burnt Rive

r

AnstrutherLake

HeadLake

48BalsamLake

CoboconkIndian Point

MORE THAN

350 LAKES

TO FISHCatch Over 15 Species!

N

Zone 17

LEGEND

Zone 15 Zone 20 Provincial Park Trent Severn Waterway Locks

#FISHKN-GET SOCIAL! -

SHARE Your Catch

*This map is for general use only, not intended for navigation. Smaller lakes have been removed to increase legibility. Information is only current at date of publication.


Recommended