Fish of the Mississagi River Valley

Trout

Salmon

White Fish

Sturgeon

Walleye (pickeral)

Northern Pike

Yellow Perch

Smallmouth Bass

Rainbow Smelt

Introduction

Lake Trout, Wakomata Lake, 1948, photo courtesy of Kay Clinton.

The Mississagi River Valley has long been considered a fisherman's haven. Among the hundreds of lakes and rivers in the area are numerous species of fish which can be caught in all their plentiful goodness. However this goodness will not last for ever, we must obey the laws and show some respect to all fish. Re-stocking programs have been introduced, and fish sanctuaries have been made which prohibit any angling activities in these lakes. Fishing is a fun and enjoyable pastime for any and all ages and hopefully you can help us keep it that way.

Information taken from Ontario Recreational
 Fishing Regulations, 1998, MNR.  And 
Sport Fishing and Recreation in the Blind River District, 1987, MNR.

Fishing Licences

Fishing Laws

Fishing Seasons

Releasing Tips

Catch Limits