Lake Superior Prov. Park,
Lake Superior tributaries are in
NE Ontario, Division 18;
Lake Superior
itself is in
NW Ontario, Division 23
This web page is only a guide, and not meant for use as reference when going fishing. Refer to the Ontario Fishing Regulations for up to date catch & posession limits and licensing.
Measuring Your Fish. For some species of fish, and certain bodies of water size restrictions apply. Unless otherwise stated, size limits refer to the TOTAL Length, measured from the tip of the mouth with the jaws closed to the tip of the tail, with the tail fin lobes compressed to get the maximum possible length. In some bodies of water, the regulations may state that measurement of the FORK Length must be used when measuring your fish. The fork length is measuring from the tip of the mouth with the jaws closed to the central part of the tail fin. If you catch a fish that is of a restricted size, you must release it immediately.
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SPECIES OF FISH FOUND IN LAKE SUPERIOR PARK
Brook Trout , Pike, Lake Trout, Rainbow, Walleye, Coho, Pink, and Chinook; Other species you can fish for are Bass, Muskellunge, Yellow Perch, Crappie, Brown Trout, Splake, Atlantic Salmon, Whitefish, and Sauger and Sturgeon. Always check regulations for catch & posession limits. You will need a fishing license to fish and can buy a license as a (a) Residents of Canada and (b) Non-Residents of Canada. For more information on fishing in Ontario pick up your Ontario Recreational Fishing Regulations where licenses are sold, or go to www.mnr.gov.on.ca/MNR/fishing/
Catch and Possession Limits There is a limit to the number of fish that you may catch or be in possession of, and also depends on what type of license you hold, species of fish, where you catch the fish, and sometimes their size.
OUR FAVOURITE TROUT LURE Watch out when you put on a Williams Trophy, tried the one with blue on it and it worked like a charm - lake trout, right out of the lake and into the frying pan ! But we can't tell you what lake :)