Lake Ontario - Canada Angelausflüge

Lake Ontario is very quiet during the winter months, but if you’re looking to start your year off in a different way, brace yourself for a blustery but exciting fishing trip! Trout and Walleye will be your targets.

Thanks to the weather, Lake Ontario remains relatively quiet during this month, with a few brave ice fishermen venturing out. The lake’s tributaries are full of Trout and Walleye.

Lake Ontario’s fishery really starts bustling in spring, so March heralds the unofficial start of the fishing season! Head to pockets of warm water and cast your line for some Brown Trout.

Brown Trout fishing remains strong, with huge varieties inhabiting the lake – we’re talking 20+ pounds! Coho, Chinook, and Steelhead varieties can also be found in these waters.

Head to the western part of the lake around Hamilton for your best bet at hooking Coho Salmon. Elsewhere in the lake, football-sized Brown Trout can be reeled in.

June heralds the start of summer, which means the fish start moving to the deeper, cooler parts of the lake. Steelhead and Coho Salmon are especially plentiful during this month.

August means one thing for Lake Ontario – Lake Trout, and plenty of ‘em! They can be found all throughout this water, so just pick your departure point and get ready for a bonanza.

Autumn Salmon are filling up the lake’s waters during this month, with its tributaries being especially packed. Lake Trout, Chinook Salmon, and Steelhead are especially hot. 

Trolling for Steelhead is a popular local pastime during this month – just pack your waterproof jacket, as rainy weather is common! You’ll also find a variety of Salmon and Trout on offer.

It’s all about Steelhead and Brown Trout during November! Wrap up warm, because winter is coming to the Great White North. You can also troll for Salmon species.