| Fishing in British Columbia: | | | | opportunities for sports fishing in Canada. Especially in |
| British Columbia sports the Sunshine Coast, which is | | | | the rivers and lakes of James Bay in northwestern |
| renowned for excellent fishing and great weather. | | | | Quebec, the trout, pike, and walleye are easy |
| This region is surrounded by the Coastal Mountains, | | | | catches for fishermen. Between the spring and fall |
| with a protected coastline spanning 175 kilometers | | | | seasons, angling is best in the thousands of lakes and |
| from Howe to Desolation Sound on the Strait of | | | | rivers throughout Quebec. The optimal times for |
| Georgia. | | | | walleye are between late July and early August. |
| For sport fishing, the Georgia Strait is an ideal | | | | Atlantic salmon is best in the eastern region of the |
| location, as Vancouver Island protects the waters | | | | province, while fishing in Central Quebec will reap an |
| from any tumultuousness of the open sea. | | | | abundance of speckled trout. Julian and Craven |
| Additionally, with the number of islands surrounding | | | | Lakes, the Roggan River, Seal River, and their |
| the areas, the Georgia Strait is sheltered and free | | | | offshoot rivers are considered the best areas for |
| from the swells and fogs of the Pacific Ocean. The | | | | trout fishing. |
| prevalence of bottom fish fishery makes the | | | | Fishing in Labrador: |
| Sunshine Coast popular as well. Red snappers, ling | | | | Known as one of the last unspoiled frontiers of |
| cod, rock cod, tommy cod, and flounder are mostly | | | | Canada, Labrador is an ideal location for fishing |
| available for fishing year-round. The fishing for | | | | enthusiasts. With hundreds of public rivers, Labrador |
| bottom fish is plentiful in many areas of the Sunshine | | | | is an excellent province for catching trout and salmon. |
| Coast, including Halfmoon Bay, Seal Reef, Bucaneer | | | | Awesome Lake provides an ample area for sport |
| Bay, Secret Cove, Lasqueti Island, Bejji Shoals, | | | | fishing, especially for Brook trout. Exploits River, a |
| Bargain Harbour, and Texada Island. | | | | Class 1 river, is grounds for some of the best Atlantic |
| Chinook salmon can be fished year-round at many | | | | salmon fishing in all of Canada, with a run of over |
| resorts along the Sunshine Coast, such as the Secret | | | | 30,000 fish. August is the optimal time for fishing in |
| Cove, Powell River, and Pender Harbour. | | | | the Exploits River, which flows through |
| In the winter, fisherman can catch feeder Chinooks, | | | | Windsor-Grand Falls. |
| while springtime presents the migratory Chinooks. | | | | Humber River, which is approximately 16 kilometers |
| The optimal season for Chinook and Coho salmon | | | | north of Corner Brook, is a great location for fishing |
| fishing is between June and September, while Chum | | | | big salmon between the optimal times of August and |
| salmon is optimal during September and October. | | | | October. As a Class 1 river, Humber is home to |
| Between mid-September and late October, the spring | | | | literally thousands of jumping salmon during the peak |
| salmon is plentiful for fishing at the Lang Creek | | | | season of August and September. |
| Estuary, which is south of the Powell River and | | | | Eagle River is the largest river in all of Labrador, and it |
| approximately 22 kilometers north of Saltery Bay. | | | | is a superb location for ample salmon fishing. Its catch |
| The salmon caught in this area during the time period | | | | number is three times the amount of other |
| can range between 9 to 23 kilograms. | | | | comparable rivers in Canada. |
| There are also great locations for fly fishing | | | | Fishing and Hunting in the Yukon: the Last Frontier. |
| surface-feeding trout. Hotel Lake, Mixal Lake, Trout | | | | The Yukon, known to be the last frontier, is an |
| Lake, and Garden Bay Lake, are all optimal areas for | | | | excellent province for outdoor enthusiasts. |
| fly fishing, with March being a great month to catch | | | | Considered to be an untouched, pristine province, |
| trout. | | | | whose seclusion is only matched by Northern Russia, |
| Fishing in Ontario: | | | | the Yukon has ample fishing and hunting for both |
| Ontario's 250,000 inland lakes and shorelines on four | | | | rare and popular species. The Artic grayling, northern |
| of the Great Lakes makes the province an excellent | | | | pike, and lake trout are abundant in the icy lakes and |
| fishing location, with its muskellunge waters and | | | | streams of the Yukon. Additionally, the rare inconnu |
| walleye fishery being the most popular aspects for | | | | and Arctic char can be fished throughout the rivers |
| fishers. However, there are 158 species of | | | | that flow throughout the Yukon, which is one of the |
| freshwater fish that live in Ontario waters, with the | | | | world's most remote and untouched locations. |
| following being the most prevalent: walleye, northern | | | | Wolf Lake, one of the most secluded lakes in Yukon, |
| pike, smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, Muskellunge, | | | | is known for its excellent supply of trophy trout. |
| Yellow Perch, Black Crappie, Lake Trout, Brooke | | | | With very low fishing pressure, there is an ample |
| trout, Chinook Salmon, and lake whitefish. | | | | supply of trophy trout that can be caught through fly |
| Rice Lake, with its weedy cover and algae | | | | fishing; with the shallow bottom of the lake, Wolf |
| production, is renowned for its ample supply of | | | | Lake is certainly a paradise to fly fish trophy trout. |
| largemouth bass. Two and three pound bass are | | | | At the Tagish Bridge Site, which is located where the |
| quite common, and they can even range up to seven | | | | Six Mile River enters into Marsh Lake, there exists |
| pounds. Additionally, Big Rideau Lake, Georgian Bay, | | | | ample Lake Trout, Whitefish, Lake Cisco, and Arctic |
| Bay of Quinte, Lake Simcoe, Tri-Lakes, Lake St. | | | | Grayling for the fishing enthusiast. Other great fishing |
| Francis, Rowan Lake, Weslemkoon Lake, and Lake | | | | locations for the trout, grayling, and pike can be |
| Scugog are great locations for bass fishing. | | | | found in many regions across the Yukon, such as |
| The Grand River is considered one of the best places | | | | Watson Lake, Daughney Lake, Morley Lake and |
| to fly fish for brown and rainbow trout, but the fish | | | | River, Marsh Lake, Kusawa Lake, Pine Lake, Kloo |
| is ample throughout the entire province. From the | | | | Lake, Kluane Lake, and Pickhandle Lake. |
| streams of the south to the lakes of the central area | | | | The environment and dense forests of the Yukon |
| and extending to the northern rivers, trout is easily | | | | provide hunters with a plentiful supply of game, |
| caught throughout the province. | | | | including caribou, black and grizzly bear, wolf, |
| The Chinook salmon is most prevalent in the Great | | | | mountain bighorn sheep, moose, and mountain goat. |
| Lakes by the Greater Toronto Area. The walleye are | | | | In the Yukon Territory, there is an estimated 6,000 |
| also found in the Great Lakes, but can also be fished | | | | to 7,000 grizzly bears. The Alaska-Yukon moose is |
| in the wild waters of Northern Ontario down to the | | | | very popular because it is the largest size out of all |
| reservoirs of the southern area of the province. | | | | the subspecies. |
| Fishing in Quebec: | | | | A popular region is the Yukon corridor, which has an |
| Walleye, pickerel, perch, pike, speckled trout, lake | | | | abundance of Dall sheep and deer. Another plentiful |
| trout, and Atlantic salmon are all prevalent throughout | | | | region is the South Nahanni Outfit with its sheep, |
| Quebec. With the great forests and thousands of | | | | goats, caribous, Dall rams, moose, bears, and wolves |
| lakes and rivers, Quebec is an excellent province for | | | | that all live plentifully in the secluded region. Between |
| fishing enthusiasts. Because of the pristine condition | | | | July 15th and the middle of August, this is the optimal |
| of its natural resources, Quebec is often considered | | | | time for hunting Dall sheep in the Mackenzie |
| "La Belle Province," which provides one of the best | | | | mountains. |