Eastern Ontario Fishing Spots

The Ottawa Valley and St. Lawrence corridor offer diverse and productive fisheries.

Eastern Ontario features some of the most diverse fishing in the province. The St. Lawrence River and Thousand Islands produce world-class smallmouth bass, while the Bay of Quinte is Ontario's premier walleye destination. The historic Rideau Canal and Ottawa River offer additional warmwater and multi-species opportunities.

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Eastern Ontario Fishing Spots

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St. Lawrence River – 1000 Islands

Ottawa River – Petawawa Point

Bay of Quinte

Kingston – Lake Ontario Waterfront

Thousand Islands – Kingston to Brockville

Rideau Canal – Rideau Lakes

Sharbot Lake

Opinicon Lake – Chaffey's Lock

Kemptville Creek – South Nation

Bay of Quinte – Trenton

Prince Edward County – West Lake, Wellington

Gananoque – Thousand Islands Launch

Grass Creek Park – St. Lawrence River

Ivy Lea – Thousand Islands Parkway

Charleston Lake Provincial Park

Big Rideau Lake – Portland

Newboro Lake – Rideau Canal

Indian Lake – Chaffey's Lock

Otty Lake – Perth

Murphys Point Provincial Park – Big Rideau Lake

Britannia Bay – Ottawa River

Andrew Haydon Park – Ottawa River

Constance Bay – Ottawa River

Rideau River – Kars

Bon Echo Provincial Park – Mazinaw Lake

White Lake – Renfrew County

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