 A
unique blend of cool and warm water lakes in the
Peterborough & the Kawarthas region provides
anglers with an endless array of fishing opportunities.
From the deeper coldwater lakes of the north,
where northern pike and stocks of lake trout are
found, to the weedy shallow bays of the tri-lake
area where the mighty muskellunge roam, the waters
of the Kawarthas produce some of the best fishing
in the province. Visitors will see why Outdoor
Canada Magazine named Peterborough & the
Kawarthas one of the "Top 10 Places to Live
and Fish."
 Peterborough
& the Kawartha's Fishing Chart document
is provided in Adobe PDF format. Adobe Acrobat
Reader can be downloaded free by
clicking here.
Guided Fishing Tours
Al's Adventures
Fully insured, professional guide service operating in southern Ontario. Offering full day and half day trips in the Kawarthas. Call 416-220-7451 or visit www.alsadventures.ca
Williams Outfitters
Bass, pickerel or muskie fishing in any of the Kawartha Waterways. We offer all equipment, a shore lunch and a professional guide. Call us today! Call 1-877-266-9351 or visit www.williamsoutfitters.com
Fishing Regulations
Peterborough County falls within
Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources fishing
divisions 6 and 15. For Adobe PDF documents
containing maps, catch limits and open season
dates within these two divisions, click on the
following links:
Peterborough
County South (Division 6)
Peterborough
County North (Division 15)
Ontario's Fishing Regulation Changes Delayed - Anglers Should Continue to Use 2005-2006 Rules
Changes to Bass and Walleye Fishing Regulations
Most
Canadian residents need an Outdoors Card
to fish in Ontario if they are at least 18 years
old but have not reached their 65th birthday. A
complete and valid licence to fish consists of
an Outdoors Card plus a fishing licence
tag. If you want to fish in Ontario right away,
you can buy a "Resident Fishing Licence
and Outdoors Card Application" from one
of more than 2,000 licence issuers across the
province. A temporary paper licence is effective
immediately and valid until December 31 of the
year in which it was purchased. Click
Here for more information on how to
obtain an Ontario fishing licence.
If you do not live in Canada, you need a
non-resident licence to fish in Ontario. Click
Here for information on how to obtain a
non-resident licence.
Fishing
Resources:
For
more information on fishing in the Kawarthas,
contact
Peterborough & the Kawarthas Tourism at
1-800-461-6424
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