blackhound70

Thanks for all this info. Happy fishing!

Well I told my girlfriend that she could go anywhere she liked and she said Wasaga beach I always wanted to see that place. But when I told her what you wrote me she realized that she didn't know the place that much. She actually heard about the place when she was young, here sister went there and told her about the nice beaches. Now she realize that it isn't was she's looking for. I'll check into killbear thanks for the info! We will check into that. Quinte's Isle Marina or Weller's Bay Boat Launch are the best choices to get onto Lake Ontario?

I'm guessing all of that would be good for salmon / steelhead / raiwbow in Gorgian Bay? Éric

Thanks, yes 30km is a little long but I do that often where I fish. I imagine I would do that only on really fair weather days because of the size of Gorgian Bay however. The waves must be really big on windy days. Thanks a lot! Ontario's rule are even more permissive than in Quebec because over here it is limited to 19 m (64') Regarding Raindows and chinooks, how deep do they usually stay at? Never fished those species but I'm gessing with flashers and either flies or spoons? Do they attack a swimbaits too? Éric

Hello, My girlfriend and I are planing a camping / fishing trip to Wasaga Beach next summer. Towing rule question : We'll have a 21 foot camping trailer and a 20 foot fishing boat (the boat is attached to the camping trailer). Both use ball hitches. I have a F-150 Truck. It's perfectly legal here in Quebec but I'm unsure about the laws in Ontario about towing dual trailers. Since I'm french speaking I'm unsure where to find the official rules (a little language barrier here). Do you know anywhere ? Fishing questions (hopefully if my towing setup is not illegal in Ontario): What fish species can be caught in the bay in front of wasaga beach late july / early august? I have downriggers so I can fish deep if needed. Any tips or gerenal areas that could be productive? How do the fish behave at that time of the year in that area? Thanks for the help, Cheers Éric Trudel Les Curieux Pêcheurs