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Fishwhisperer22
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So from this article, lake trout look to be a green light in the Q!
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Fishwhisperer22
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That would be great news, lake trout would be my target
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Mocha
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quote Fishwhisperer22: "Thinking of entering at Beaverhouse Lake."
Fishing in Ontario in case you still need to purchase your Outdoor Card and Canadian license. Thinking Canadian fishing opens Saturday, May 21st. There is a section in the link devoted to seasons.
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Fishwhisperer22
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Thanks Mocha
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thinblueline
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quote Mocha: "quote Fishwhisperer22: "Thinking of entering at Beaverhouse Lake."
Fishing in Ontario in case you still need to purchase your Outdoor Card and Canadian license. Thinking Canadian fishing opens Saturday, May 21st. There is a section in the link devoted to seasons."
The way I read the regulations is that lake trout, northern pike, and smallmouth bass are in season now, and it is only walleye that open on May 21st. Hope I'm right because I was expecting to catch a couple lakers when I enter on the 19th.
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Springer2
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Early spring Quetico trout
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Fishwhisperer22
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Found some time off to get out fishing next week. Hadn't thought to be able to do a trip and haven't been able to pre-plan like usual.
Is it open fishing in the Q for lake trout and walleye? As I understand it, permit wise it is self check-in before the 20th? Haven't been to the Q for a few years. Outdoor card, fishing license, no live bait, pinch or remove barbs, don't bring glass or cans?
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Fishwhisperer22
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Thinking of entering at Beaverhouse Lake.
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