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Fishing & Paddling Guide to Huron County 4. * Managed by Maitland Valley Conservation Authority ** Managed by Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority Conservation Bayfield Ausable by Managed ** Authority Conservation Valley Maitland by Managed * ADDLING IN URON OUNTY ADDLING IN URON OUNTY www.ontarioswestcoast.ca ISHING IN URON OUNTY ISHING IN URON OUNTY ISHING IN URON OUNTY ISHING IN URON OUNTY ISHING IN URON OUNTY P H C P H C 1-800-280-7637 Phone: Camp in designated campgrounds only campgrounds designated in Camp • H C F H C F H C F H C F H C F Printed in Canada • Spring 2015 Spring • Canada in Printed P PP P P www.catchfishing.com P 40. Pinery Provincial Park Provincial Pinery 40. Website: www.ontariofamilyfishing.com Website: Website: www.ontarioswestcoast.ca Website: Heritage brochure at Tourism Goderich. Tourism at brochure Heritage Park on road allowances without impending traffic flow traffic impending without allowances road on Park • P P P P 36. Crediton Conservation Area ** Area Conservation Crediton 36. COLD WATER FISHING WARM WATER FISHING REGULATIONS & LICENSING ADDLE URON SUGGESTED TRIPS X254 Phone:705-748-6324 museum at the beach in Goderich or picking up your Marine Marine your up picking or Goderich in beach the at museum P H [email protected] E-Mail: No Littering No • joys of family fishing visit: fishing family of joys and dates contact: dates and PP 35. Port Blake Conservation Area** Conservation Blake Port 35. P P Experience Marine Heritage in Goderich by visiting the marine marine the visiting by Goderich in Heritage Marine Experience . 3 . 1-888-524-8394 Respect private property and entrances and property private Respect Huron County offers a variety of paddling opportunities ranging • Stream Migratory For information regarding the required fishing licence (Outdoors GOT AN HOUR? EXT Conservation Fishing Licence Limits. For information information For Limits. Licence Fishing Conservation from flat water to mild white water (during flood conditions). 1W2 N7A • Canada • Ontario H M For all you need to know about the the about know to need you all For Conservation Area** Conservation / P / F G Waterway Try here... Access #3 Wroxeter Dam Area – From the dock on B ERITAGE Residents Spring-Fall Card and fishing licence tag), please got to: ARINE ADDLER ISHER OOD A Waterway E P P P There are 6 dams located in Huron County which provide all P 57 Napier St. • Goderich • St. Napier 57 www.ontario.ca the north side of the bridge, head east through the meandering to subject still are licence a without fishing People 30. Morrison Dam Dam Morrison 30. IN JULY IN Name WEEK FISHING NATIONAL Name summer flat water paddling ranging from 1.5hrs to 3hrs round Fishing Catch The licence can be purchased online or in person at the following river towards Gorrie. ThisDepartment is an easy paddleDevelopment & for afterPlanning supper and Residents will be allowed to fish without a licence. licence. a without fish to allowed be will Residents P P P P 27. Bayfield River Mouth River Bayfield 27. trip and none require a shuttle. The Maitland River is Huron’s November. early and October during occurring runs peak with November, late until mid-September from occurs Referenced to Referenced to locations: doesn’t require a shuttle. Huron Watchof out forCounty dead heads. (1st or 2nd Week in July and one weekend in February). February). in weekend one and July in Week 2nd or (1st P P 26. Bannockburn (Varna Bridge) Access Bridge) (Varna Bannockburn 26. P Map on Reverse Map on Reverse crown jewel, offering a 2 - 3 day leisurely trip from Wingham to jumping fall, the In April. in weeks 2 last the during occurring runs peak with May, early until March late from viewed be can jumping W F F O P P P For your complete Huron County travel package contact: package travel County Huron complete your For P XETER P EEK ISHING AMILY NTARIO P 25. Clinton Conservation Area** Conservation Clinton 25. E Goderich with campgrounds located along the way. Early spring Fish shoreline. Huron Lake and River Mile Nine the of mouth the at Goderich of north 21 Highway Albert, Port of village the in Located Yellow Perch Yellow Panfish Northern Pike Access #23 Hullett Marsh – Check your Hullett guide book for Smallmouth Bass Brook Trout Brook Brown Trout Brown Rainbow Trout Chinook Salmon Canadian Tire, 100 Thames Rd. E. - 519-235-0160 or after a large rainfall is the best time for this trip as the river : F the access points surrounding the marsh for easy, wildlife filled Access Bridge Egmondville 24. EVENTS ISHING Nick Courtney, Cindy Fisher, Jenna Ujiye and Mike Verhoef Verhoef Mike and Ujiye Jenna Fisher, Cindy Courtney, Nick Teeswater River Watershed: Lake Huron Watershed: is very wide and water levels fluctuate quickly. Hullett Marsh paddling. No shuttle required. Remember access is not allowed watershed. the in trout rainbow the of reproduction successful the ensure to habitat spawning prime to upstream adults ripe 23. Hullett Wildlife Area Wildlife Hullett 23. P P P Brochure Designers & Photographers: & Designers Brochure *see Hullett Guidebook Hullett *see Belmore Creek GODERICH is also located in Huron County and provides spring and fall from May 15th to Aug 1st to minimize disturbances to nesting transport or programs box incubation their for eggs collect Association) Anglers Bayfield the and Anglers Valley Maitland Steelheaders, 22. Brussels Conservation Area* Conservation Brussels 22. PP P P Eighteen Mile River P Canadian Tire, HWY 8, 35430 Huron Rd. - 519-524-2124 paddling in the Marsh. An abundance of wildlife and migrating waterfowl. map. reverse the on shown creeks and rivers, lakes, various the Several of the local sporting clubs (such as the Nine Mile River River Mile Nine the as (such clubs sporting local the of Several Lake Huron Watershed: Area* Conservation Service Ontario, 38 North St. - 519-524-9562 birds can be viewed while in the Marsh. in found commonly are species fish which determine to used be can Chart Fishing Water Warm The bass. smallmouth for fish P Fish Ladder at Port Albert. Port at Ladder Fish P P P 21. Bluevale/Pioneer Bluevale/Pioneer 21. available for warm water lake fishing. The main river sections of the Maitland and Bayfield Rivers also provide excellent areas to areas excellent provide also Rivers Bayfield and Maitland the of sections river main The fishing. lake water warm for available Naftel's Creek GOT TWO HOURS?Verhoef Mike and Forrest, anglers that visit. that anglers temperatures in excess of 20°C (68°F). Lakelet Lake, Lake Wawanosh, and the Morrison Dam represent the most significant areas areas significant most the represent Dam Morrison the and Wawanosh, Lake Lake, Lakelet (68°F). 20°C of excess in temperatures Tim Cumming (ABCA), Jayne Thompson(MVCA), Jayne (ABCA), Cumming Tim Maitland River Watershed: Paddling in Huron offers commanding views specific to where Dwain Kintail Creek Mike Verhoef of Fly Fitters, with a fall steelhead. Try here... Access #22 Brussels Conservation Area – Starting from * Area Conservation WINGHAM many the to supplies outfitting and fishing offers which Store P P Area Fishing and/or Paddling Enthusiasts: Paddling and/or Fishing Area P P pumpkinseed), northern pike, and yellow perch. These fish are generally found in inland lakes and rivers having summer summer having rivers and lakes inland in found generally are fish These perch. yellow and pike, northern pumpkinseed), you are and the time of year. Spring offers spring run off, trees the Old MillAndrews, PondJanice Dam, paddle south going by a few backyards Wingham Sales Arena/ Hunters Haven , 680 Josephine St.- 519- Wawanosh Lake 20. Nine Mile River Watershed: Maitland R. - below Auburn Albert Port the is fishway the beside Right November. of end and wildlife waking up, new growth to see and the remainders and bluegill, bass, rock (includes panfish bass, smallmouth the as such species of consist fish lake and river water warm The into the wilderness.Guide: this to You will see aContributions varietytheir for of birds andThanks hardwoodSpecial 357-2987 P P P rainbow and brown trout occur from mid-September until the the until mid-September from occur trout brown and rainbow P P FLY FISHING CHARTERS mouth River Maitland 17. Erber Creek Maitland R. - Auburn to Wingham of winter left in the hills and valleys. Summer shows off the bush along this stretch. You can paddle past the Cranbrook Line W W / L / R through the fishway. Fall runs of pacific salmon as well as as well as salmon pacific of runs Fall fishway. the through ATER ARM AKES IVERS P 16. Tiger Dunlop & Hwy 21 Access 21 Hwy & Dunlop Tiger 16. P Nine Mile River - below Lucknow - Mike Verhoef variety of trees and shrubs, young ducks and geese learning to P . FLY FITTERS The Ontario Fishing Regulations summary is available on Bridge before runninglimits outspeed of water.posted at This County can beHuron a 6 mile round Maitland R. - above Wingham pass trout rainbow adult 1500 around runs spring the During P P 15. Colborne Park Colborne 15. Nine Mile - above Lucknow P P 37213 Hills Road, R.R.#4 www.ontario.ca swim, and the summer breezes (and bugs) that get you away trip or the tripof can be madeboundaries the to shorter are bytimes shuttlingdriving fromabove The the bridge St. Helen's Creek minutes 20 = Stratford South Maitland River from the office to enjoy nature. Fall is an exciting time to paddle P P P 14. Falls Conservation Area* Conservation Falls 14. P P Goderich, Ontario, N7A 3Y1 to Brussels. P River Watershed. Watershed. River found in the rivers, and creeks shown on the reverse map. reverse the on shown creeks and rivers, the in found Anderson Creek Phone: 519-524-7474 as the fall migration of ducks and geese is at its peak, the colours minutes 30 = London P 13.
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