Fishing in Temagami › › › ›

Once found only in certain limited waterbodies in southern and northwestern Ontario, the black crappie's range is now spreading faster than any other fish species in the province. A fast growing, delicious panfish, the number of one pound slabs that swim our waters is simply mind-boggling!

Anglers love crappies. Crappies produce sweet-tasting fillets. There are actually two types of crappies: the black and the white. They are tough to tell apart. Both travel in schools and feed on small fish and aquatic insects. If you catch a crappie, it's most likely a black crappie, which is the more widely distributed of the two species. The black crappie prefers deeper, cooler, clearer water than the white crappie does.

Black Crappie Ontario Record 3.78 lbs.

Gramps Place Temagami Fishing Bait and Tackle is just 3 minutes from our resort.

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Fishing Regulations - Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources - Ice Fishing

Hut Registration Ice fishing huts must be registered with the local MNR office if they are on any of the following waters:

Hut Removal Dates Ice fishing huts must be removed by the following dates:

Anglers can bring their own boat and fishing equipment, or rent it in Temagami.
Local guides and outfitters are available to take you to where the fish are.

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The Temagami and Marten River area is blessed with access to many lakes, streams and rivers in northeastern Ontario.

 
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Whether you want to fish from shore or with a guide to a hidden place on one of our Temagami remote lakes, you will have memories that you will treasure forever.

Fishing in Lake Temagami: Most of the surrounding lakes have a combination of lake trout, walleye (pickerel), smallmouth bass, northern pike and whitefish. Splake, rainbow trout and speckled trout will also be found in some lakes and rivers. While the lake trout and walleye fisheries have attracted the attention of anglers throughout the world, less attention has been paid to bass, pike and whitefish. These species provide excellent fishing and are growing with popularity.

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