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I know this is a late post, however, I am from the Burlington/Oakville area and have fished Bronte before. From what I understand the only places you can't fish are the various sanctuaries like Lowville and Bronte Creek P.P, and a few other spots up around the Freelton area during spawning the season and they all have No-Fishing signs posted. For fishing in posted no-fishing zones - nothing is stopping you other than your morals and the odd MNR officer lol, but we need to be responsible about our resources. I know this probably isn't what you meant, but still worth noting I think lol. Also from what I understand a landowner cannot kick you off Bronte in a canoe, unless you are fishing from shore or wadding from shore on their property posted with signs and without permission. Again I know its late, but I have a couple friends who work at Bronte If you are still interested, I can see if they can dig up some documents on land and water rights on the river. Another place to go to check out this information would be the Centre for Inland waters by the lift bridge on theBurlington side off Birdgeport!

All good choices, and large bodies of water. I am headed up to Spanish for opener staying at Blue Heron. I think it is usually booked solid then but it would be worth calling them to find out, they are really nice people and have clean accommodations. I stayed at Island 10 a few years back and the camp was really nice, the owners switched a couple years back though, but i imagine the place is still nice. I probably haven't answered much for you, but if you have any questions feel free to pm me and hopefully i could point you in the right direction! Chris.

The consensus will be long-shaft no doubt! It really is necessary out there

Groundhog is owned by the hydro company and doesn't have public access from what I understand, but you should certainly give the guys at Big Bear a call, I think Angie runs that stuff, could be mistaken, but they are great people and your car should be safe for sure, I've been going up there for a while now. If you have any questions about the fishing you can P.M me and I can hopefully send you in the right direction! Chris.

It could just be some interference, some depth finders aren't meant to go that deep. But yea turn off the fish I.D and turn off the whole thing, sometimes you'll just get bad readings... sometimes you wont mark anything lol

Musky season wont be open by next week though... at least from what I understand you'd have to wait until the 3rd Saturday in June

ahahaha, You are right about that! At least that's where I got it from... aha