With 70,000 bodies of fresh water, Canada is a great destination for vacationing anglers—whether you’re after a trophy fish, or you just want to catch and release bass. Lake Ontario and Canada’s British Columbia are top locations for Canadian salmon fishing.

But if trout or walleye is more what you’re after, don’t worry—Ontario’s got great fishing for you, too! Truly a fishing destination, Ontario offers the world’s largest number of lakeside resorts with fishing facilities and services. Are you interested in bass? Ontario has fishing destinations to lure you.

Lakes around Ontario offer some of the feistiest smallmouth bass around, providing just about any fisherman with plenty of action. Several lakes offer largemouth bass populations as well. Ontario also offers a tremendous variety of trout, whether in cold clear lakes that only cover a few acres, to some of the continent’s largest inland seas. And Ontario brags of some of the best walleye fishing in the world, including the World Record catch. So pack up your waders, your rods and reels—and don’t worry, you’ll find all the lures you need once you get there.

Canada’s Newfoundland and Labrador coast offer pristine hunting and fishing. Are you thinking of salmon fishing? Then think about a trip to the Humber River. Or think about fly-fishing for Atlantic salmon off one of the 177 licensed salmon rivers in Newfoundland and Labrador. Looking for other forms of winter adventure, such as snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, or snowshoeing? Gather up your outdoor gear and equipment for a memorable trip!

Or are you looking for King Salmon? Novice and experienced anglers should think about Rivers Inlet or the Campbell River in British Columbia, competing for the title of 'Salmon capital of the world.” You’ll find fish vary in weight between fifty and seventy pounds.