Northern Ontario Brookies - Ontario Brook Trout

Northern Ontario For Brook Trout.

Northern Ontario hosts some of the best brook trout fishing in the world. The varieties of choices seem endless when it comes to pursuing these brightly colored trout in the northern regions of Ontario.

You can fish where no man has ever wet a line before you or you can fish in stocked northern lakes where hundreds fish every year. Northern Ontario offers you the chance to fish from a 5 star lodge, complete with guides and shore lunches prepared for you, to wilderness camping where it’s you that makes the decisions about your comfort.

Destinations range from major cities to a small quiet stream or lake in a provincial park or forest. Fishing for brook trout in Northern Ontario can be done in a variety of ways.

Choices range from a trip in a float plane to canoeing an old fur trading route to riding a train into the middle of the wilderness and getting dropped off. Each offer its own rewards.

The fact that you are fishing for brook trout in northern Ontario, means you are located in a pristine environment. Water so pure lots of times you can drink it right from the lake or streams.

Animals galore, from moose, bear, deer to rabbits, mink and ducks, to eagles soaring above. Just to many to mention them all here. In the north you will find brook trout located in enormous lakes, to small quiet back lakes and eddies that nobody knows about, except the bush pilot that fly’s over the lake every now and then.

From some massive river systems to a tranquil minute tributary that has deep pockets within its boundaries, all can contain the magnificent brook trout.
An extra bonus is that you can freely eat and enjoy the brook trout without concern of poisoning like some southern regions of Ontario.

Brook trout in northern Ontario can range from the 14 lb range to small fry’s. Stream fish average between 8-12 inches. The bigger brook trout are usually found in the lakes and larger rivers.

So for a brook trout fishing adventure of a lifetime keep in mind northern Ontario. Actually with 1000's of lakes and streams you could fish a lifetime for brook trout and never fish in the same spot twice.

Rolland Meigs

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