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Just a short drive from Toronto awaits a spectacular

fisherman’s paradise. Our unique mix of urban and rural areas provide

world-class fishing opportunities for family fishing trips and seasoned anglers alike. This map was

designed to assist you in exploring Durham’s large and welcoming fishing community.

Plan your fishing adventure today!

With about 20 varieties of

Ontario’s favourite fish available in Durham

Region, you can count on making a catch to

be proud of, any day of the year!

Marinas

1 Frenchman’s Bay Marina 591 Liverpool Rd., Pickering • 905-839-5036 www.frenchmansbaymarina.com • Parking, laundromat, supply store, engine repair

and restrooms

2 Whitby Yacht Club 701 Gordon St., Whitby • 905-668-1391 www.wyc.ca

3 Port Whitby Marina 301 Watson St. W., Whitby • 905-668-1900 www.whitby.ca • Parking, fuel, engine repair, waste pump outs,

salmon/trout fishing charters, restrooms, showers, water, supply store, ice cream, coffee and ice

4 Port Darlington Marina Hotel 44 Port Darlington Rd., Clarington • 905-623-4925 www.bobbycs.com • Fuel, engine repair, restrooms, showers, water,

restaurant, ice, laundromat, boat rentals and motel

5 Port of Newcastle Marina 160 Lakebreeze Dr., Newcastle • 905-987-5251 www.admiralswalkclub.ca • Water, restaurant, laundromat and ice

6 Port Perry Marina 215 Water St., Port Perry • 905-985-3236 www.portperrymarina.ca • Fuel, engine repair, restrooms, showers, water,

supply store, restaurant, ice and boat rentals

7 West Shore Marina 2175 Whitfield Rd., Port Perry • 905-985-2658 • Fuel, engine repair, supply store, restaurant,

restrooms, showers, ice, water and boat rentals

8 Goreski’s Landing Campground, Marina 225 Platten Blvd., Port Perry • 905-985-9763 www.parkbridge.com • Parking, fuel, engine repair, restrooms, showers,

water, supply store, restaurant, ice and boat rentals

9 Scugog Island Marina 495 Carnegie Beach Rd., Port Perry 905-985-8200 • www.scugogislandmarina.ca • Parking, engine repair, boat rentals, garbage,

restrooms, telephones, fuel, ice, water and supply store

10 Beacon Marina Caesarea 3 Marina Dr., Caesarea • 905-435-3907 www.lakescugogmarinasailing.com • Fuel, parking, restrooms, water, ice, boat rentals,

picnic sites, campsite and restaurant

11 Beaverton Yacht Club 69 Victoria Ave., Beaverton • 705-426-7309 • Fuel, engine repair, restrooms, showers, ice and

water

12 Trent Talbot Marina B1267 Thorah Concession Rd. 9, Beaverton 705-426-7343 • www.trenttalbotmarina.com • Parking, engine repair, boat rentals, garbage,

restrooms, showers, telephones, fuel, ice, water, supply store and bait

Additional Launch Sites

13 Rotary Frenchman’s Bay West Park

Beachpoint Promenade, Pickering

Public boat launch • Informal launch; sandy beach

14 Progress Frenchman’s Bay East Park

668 Front Rd., Pickering Public boat launch (small craft

only) • Informal launch; walk canoe

or kayak to dock

15 Rotary Park Public Boat Launch (at Duffins Creek)

177 Lake Driveway W., Ajax Public boat launch (small craft

only)

16 Port Whitby Boat Ramp 650 Gordon St., Whitby 905-668-1900 Public boat launch

17 Bowmanville/Port Darlington Boat Launch

285 West Beach Rd., Bowmanville

Public boat launch

18 Bond Head Boat Launch 5 Boulton St., Newcastle Public boat launch

19 Port Perry Boat Launch Old Rail Lane, Port Perry Public boat launch

20 Scugog Island Crown Land Boat Launch

Crozier Lane, Port Perry Public boat launch

21 Caesarea Boat Launch Pier Street, Caesarea Public boat launch

22 Thorah Park Boulevard Boat Launch

B23955 Thorah Park Blvd., Beaverton

Public boat launch • Informal launch

23 Beaverton Harbour Boat Ramp

Harbour Park Crescent, Beaverton

Public boat launch

24 Centennial Park/Farm Forum Boat Ramp

32000 Lakeshore Rd., Beaverton

Public boat ramp • Informal boat ramp

Fishing Locations:

25 Rouge River, Pickering

Fish: Brown Bullhead, Rock Bass, Common Carp, Northern Pike, Bluegill, Smallmouth Bass, Largemouth Bass, Coho Salmon, Rainbow Trout, Chinook Salmon, Yellow Perch, Black Crappie and Brown Trout

Spring, Fall and Winter: Rainbow Trout

Fall: Brown Trout, Coho and Chinook Salmon

26 Frenchman’s Bay, Pickering

Fish: Common Carp, Northern Pike, Pumpkinseed, Largemouth Bass, Rainbow Trout, Yellow Perch, Brown Trout, Lake Trout, Brown Bullhead and Black Crappie

Summer: Bass, Walleye, Carp and Pike

Fall and Winter: Pike

Spring: Carp, Pike and Panfish

27 Duffins Creek, Ajax & Pickering

Fish: Brown Bullhead, Channel Catfish, Pumpkinseed, Largemouth Bass, Coho Salmon, Rainbow Trout, Chinook Salmon, Yellow Perch, Brown Trout, Brook Trout, Bluegill and Smallmouth Bass

Fall: Brown Trout, Coho and Chinook Salmon

Spring, Fall and Winter: Rainbow Trout

28 Lake Ontario, Durham Region

Fish: Coho Salmon, Chinook Salmon and Rainbow Trout

Summer: Bass, Pike, Rainbow Trout and Salmon

Spring: Rainbow Trout

Fall: Salmon and Trout

29 Oshawa Harbour, Oshawa

Fish: Brown Bullhead, Northern Pike, Rainbow Trout, Chinook Salmon, Yellow Perch, Brook Trout, Lake Trout and Pumpkinseed

Spring, Fall and Winter: Rainbow Trout

Fall: Brown Trout, Coho and Chinook Salmon

30 Oshawa Creek, Oshawa

Fish: Rock Bass, Pumpkinseed, Smallmouth Bass, Rainbow Trout, Chinook Salmon and Brown Trout

Spring, Fall and Winter: Rainbow Trout

Fall: Brown Trout, Coho and Chinook Salmon

31 Bowmanville Creek, Clarington

Fish: Common Carp, Northern Pike, Pumpkinseed, Coho Salmon, Rainbow Trout, Chinook Salmon, Yellow Perch, Black Crappie, Atlantic Salmon, Brown Trout, Brown Bullhead and Largemouth Bass

Fall: Brown Trout, Coho and Chinook Salmon

Spring, Fall and Winter: Rainbow Trout

32 Wilmot Creek, Clarington

Fish: Coho Salmon, Rainbow Trout, Chinook Salmon, Atlantic Salmon, Brown Trout, Brook Trout, Rock Bass, Common Carp, Northern Pike, Pumpkinseed, Smallmouth Bass, Brown Bullhead and Yellow Perch

Spring, Fall and Winter: Rainbow Trout

Fall: Brown Trout, Coho and Chinook Salmon

33 Lake Scugog, Scugog

Fish: Common Carp, Brown Bullhead, Muskellunge, Pumpkinseed, Largemouth Bass, Black Crappie, Smallmouth Bass, Rock Bass, Yellow Perch and Bluegill

Winter Ice Fishing: Crappie and Perch

Spring: Crappie

Spring, Summer, and Fall: Bass, Muskellunge, Panfish and Crappie

NOTE: Walleye fishing on Lake Scugog is currently closed.

34 Lake Simcoe, Brock

Fish: Perch, Lake Trout, Whitefish, Herring, Pike, Walleye, Crappie and Smallmouth Bass

Winter Ice Fishing: Lake Trout, Whitefish and Perch

Spring, Summer, and Fall: All other species

35 Beaver River, Brock

Fish: Brook Trout, Largemouth Bass and Smallmouth Bass

NOTE: Fish sanctuary. No fishing from March 1 to the Friday before the second Saturday in May.For all recreational and consumption of Ontario fish regulations, please refer to the Ministry of Natural Resources online at www.ontario.ca/ministry-natural-resources-and-forestry

For more information visit www.durhamtourism.ca/fishingportal

or call 1-800-413-0017

Check out the fish you can catch in

Durham Region waters. Identify what the fish

look like, where their habitat is and

what their favourite baits are.

Chinook Salmon

Identification: Black mouth and black gums; tail

entirely spotted; leading ray on anal fin extends one-third the length of the fin; short, narrow caudal

peduncle.

Habitat: Lake Ontario. Shallow water in spring

and fall, and deep water during summer. Streams in fall during

spawning.

Favourite Baits: Lake: spoons, wobbling plugs, dodger

and flies. Creek: spinners, spoons, worms, flies and roe.

Atlantic Salmon

Identification: White mouth and gums; few large,

black spots on gill cover; no spots on tail; leading ray on anal fin extends the length of the fin; long, narrow caudal peduncle; dark-coloured

pectoral fins.

Habitat: Lake Ontario. May ascend cold-water

streams in fall.

Favourite Baits: Lake: spoons, dodger and flies. Creek: spinners, spoons, worms

and flies.

Coho Salmon

Identification: Dark mouth and light grey gums; tail spotted on upper lobe only; leading ray on anal fin extends

one-third to two-thirds the length of the fin;

short, narrow caudal peduncle.

Habitat: Lake Ontario in summer. River

mouths and upstream in fall during spawning.

Favourite Baits: Lake: spoons, dodger and flies.

Creeks: spinners, worms, flies and roe.

Smallmouth Bass

Identification: Upper jaw does not extend beyond eye; shallow notch between dorsal fins; body often has dark, broken

bars.

Habitat: Clear, rocky waters with little

vegetation.

Favourite Baits: Jigs, spinners, crank baits, minnows

and crayfish.

Largemouth Bass

Identification: Upper jaw extends beyond eye; deep notch between dorsal fins;

body often has a broken horizontal stripe.

Habitat: Warm, weedy, slow or still waters.

Favourite Baits: Spinners, crank baits, plastic worms,

minnows and plastic frogs.

Rock Bass

Identification: Large, red eye; six anal fin spines;

adults have regular rows of spots on the side.

Habitat: Warm, slow or still, shallow waters

with rocky bottoms.

Favourite Baits: Small jigs, small spoons, small

minnows and worms.

Brook Trout

Identification: Light worm-like markings and spots on a dark background, some red and blue; square tail; white leading edge on lower fins, set off by a black line.

Habitat: Cold, clear streams and small lakes.

Favourite Baits: Spinners, spoons, worms, flies and

roe.

Brown Trout

Identification: White mouth and gums; silvery with dark spots on body; only occasional, vague spots on tail; only salmon or trout with orange on adipose fin; leading anal fin ray extends the

length of the fin; short, stocky caudal peduncle; light-coloured pectoral fins.

Favourite Baits: Spinners, spoons, worms, flies

and roe.

Lake Trout

Identification: Light worm-like markings and spots on a dark background; deeply forked

tail; white leading edge on lower fins, but no black line.

Habitat: Cold waters of deep lakes.

Favourite Baits: Spoons, jigs, crank baits and lake

trolls.

Rainbow Trout

Identification: White mouth and gums; silver body with dark spots; spots all over tail in radiating rows; leading anal fin ray extends the length of the fin; long,

stocky caudal peduncle.

Favourite Baits: Lake: spoons, dodger and flies.

Creeks: worms, flies and roe.

Black Crappie

Identification: Seven to eight dorsal fin spines; six or seven anal fin spines; irregular mosaic

of distinct black blotches.

Habitat: Clear, weedy lakes and slow rivers.

Favourite Baits: Small jigs, small minnows and worms.

Pumpkinseed

Identification: Three anal fin spines; wavy, blue-

green stripes on sides of the head; ear flap with orange or red spot.

Habitat: Clear, shallow, weedy waters.

Favourite Baits: Small jigs and worms.

Common Carp

Identification: Broad bodied, heavily scaled, and barbels or whiskers at the mouth.

Favourite Baits: Corn and worms.

Bluegill

Identification: Three anal fin spines; black spot at

rear end of dorsal fin; ear flap is black.

Habitat: Warm, vegetated, still waters.

Favourite Baits: Small jigs and worms.

Muskellunge

Identification: Dark, vertical bands on a light

background, at times spotted or clear; tips of tail fin more pointed

than northern pike. See head close-up above.

Favourite Baits: Large bucktail spinners, large body

baits and sucker minnows.

Channel Catfish

Identification: Deeply forked tail.

Habitat: Larger lakes.

Favourite Baits: Worms, corn and minnows.

Yellow Perch

Identification: Six to eight dark, vertical bands on

sides, alternating with light yellow to yellow-green in colour.

Habitat: Clear waters with some vegetation;

often school.

Favourite Baits: Small jigs, small spoons, small

minnows and worms.

Northern Pike

Identification: Light yellow spots on a dark green

background; tips of tail fin more rounded than the muskellunge.

Habitat: Quiet, vegetated waters.

Favourite Baits: Spoons, spinners and jerkbaits.

Brown Bullhead

Identification: Square tail.

Habitat: Warmer, slow waters.

Favourite Baits: Worms, corn and minnows.

Ontario FisheriesManagement Zones

The Region of Durhamcovers three zones.

Each FMZ has its own unique boundaries, fishing seasons and limits. Please visit the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (MNRF) and their Recreational Fishing Regulations Summary for complete details.

This map is a guide and an estimation only. For full regulations, visit www.ontario.ca

Durham Region Fishing MapAjax I Brock I Clarington I Oshawa I Pickering I Scugog I Uxbridge I Whitby

www.durhamtourism.ca/FishingPortal 1-800-413-0017

FishingIN THE REGION OF DURHAM

Whether you’re looking for a fun day of fishing for the whole family, or that legendary catch of a lifetime, Durham Region boasts some of the best shore and boat fishing opportunities in the country.

A four-season fishing destination with world-class bodies of water, such as Lake Simcoe, Lake Ontario, Lake Scugog, and a variety of rivers and creeks, you’ll be sure to find exciting fishing opportunities all year round.

Prime time is all the time in Durham Region!

Licensing Requirements

A fishing license is typically required for those between the ages of 18 and 64.

For more details, visit www.ontario.ca.

All information contained in this publication is believed to be accurate and complete at the time of printing. As much of this information is subject to change, we

assume no liability for any loss or damages arising from any errors, omissions, or misinformation contained within this

publication.

If this information is required in an accessible format, please contact Durham

Tourism at 1-800-413-0017.

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COME TO FISHGrab a bite . Stay the nightAfter a day of fishing, head out to a local restaurant for a cool drink and a hot meal. Treat yourself to an overnight stay and take advantage of many other outdoor activities in Durham Region.

SpringAs the warmer weather approaches, it’s open season on Durham Region’s three world-class bodies of water —Lake Simcoe, Lake Scugog and Lake Ontario. Various species of fish can be found this time of year, including some of the best Black Crappie fishing in Canada, on Lake Scugog. For a successfully crappie day on the water, the pros recommend using small jigs and soft plastics under a float.

Other stars of the season include: Carp found in shallow bays, marshes and river mouths of Lake Ontario; spring Steelhead running far up creeks and rivers for the annual spawn; and Jumbo Perch, commonly found when the ice first comes off of Lake Simcoe.

Summer Every summer starting in June, thousands of boats converge on Lake Ontario to experience some of the finest Salmon fishing in the world. It’s not uncommon for anglers to catch dozens of Salmon on an average day, weighing upwards of 40 pounds!

Other stars of the season include: Walleye, found right here in Durham, and considered by most to be the tastiest fish in Ontario; great numbers and sizes of Muskie found all summer long on Lake Scugog; and you can’t beat the Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass fishing on all of Durham’s world-class lakes.

FallOnce September arrives, most fish are known to go on a feeding frenzy in order to prepare for the cold winter ahead. Lake Simcoe produces some of the largest Smallmouth Bass in the world this time of year, making it one of Ontario’s prime bass fishing destinations. For best results, the pros say to use jerkbaits, spinners and tubes.

Other stars of the season include: the largest run of Chinook and Coho Salmon in Ontario can be found in the Bowmanville Creek; world-class Steelhead fishing on creeks and rivers; and Big Brown Trout can

be found migrating up creeks and rivers annually during early fall.

WinterEvery winter, Lake Simcoe becomes an ice fisherman’s dream. With a massive ice fishing village housing thousands of portable and permanent huts, this favourite Canadian pastime is enjoyed recreationally by families and skilled anglers. Anglers have been known to consistently catch large numbers of Lake Trout, Whitefish and Perch out on the frozen waters.

Lake Simcoe’s famous Jumbo Perch are massive and attract anglers from all over the world. Those who brave the cold can be rewarded with the biggest Steelhead of the year in Durham’s creeks.

For more information visit www.durhamtourism.ca/fishingportal

or call 1-800-413-0017

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