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Yep: https://www.ontario.ca/page/guide-eating-ontario-fish I have used this guide pretty extensively over the years. If memory serves me, it started in the 80s (paper copies of course) Doug

Make a list of the stuff it’s ok to eat I’m sure it’ll be shorter.

If you love brookies, go do the Sutton. Stay in Alberts camp and catch as many 3-5lb brookies as your heart desires. Nothing else like it on this planet.

Winter of 2000 was the same and I like it. I’ve only shoved once.

Not to hijack this thread but I would love a trip fly in or not for some specks. So if anyone can help out with suggestions it would be appreciated. I am 78 so long paddles or portages aren't what I am looking for. Trophies.... well I would rather get lots of fish and enjoy the fight than one or two fish. The only other thing is I intend to bring home my limit so a strictly catch and release place is not even going to be considered. If I am going to pay that kind of money for a weeks fishing, I am going to bring home some fish to tease my friends and neghbours😊

Years ago I took my two kids (10 and 12 year old boy and girl at the time) with my buddy and his two kids (the same age and genders) for a week up on the Albany River with Leuenberger's. Non-stop action for eater size Walleye, plenty of 36"+ Pike and even some nice Brookies in the feeder streams. Miles of beautiful water to explore and a nice beach at the camp. At the time the cabin and boat/motors were in tip top shape. It was a trip that my kids still talk about and say was their favourite...and since then they've been Salmon fishing in Rivers Inlet BC, flats fishing in Belize, Mexico, & Bahamas, and off-shore fishing in Costa Rica. I see these days that a 7 day trip to the Albany is under $1500. Nakina is about a 13 hour drive from the GTA. https://www.leuenberger.ca/

You don't have to worry about eating Simcoe smelt cuz theres only about 12 swimming in there.😀