Frequently Asked Questions

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Yes, we are registered and insured for commercial operations with Transport Canada in the Canadian Small Vessel Registry. Certifications include Small Vessel Operators Permit,  the Small Vessel Domestic - Basic Safety, the Maritime Radio Operators Certificate, and Marine Basic First Aid.  We are also proud member of Ontario Sportfishing Guides Association.

Lake Ontario is a world-class fishery famous for its Salmonid species (Chinook, Coho and Atlantic salmons) and Trout (Lake, Rainbow/Steelhead, Brown).

Lake Erie is famous for its walleye and rainbow trout, with occasional salmons and lake trout being caught mostly in the eastern basin.

We prefer up to 3 adults for best experience. However, additional guests can join for an extra charge. Please contact us to discuss the details.

Generally speaking, we try to start all morning trips approximately 1.5 hours before sunrise, and afternoon/evening trip approximately 6 or 8 hours (depending on the length of the trip) before the sunset. Captain will call you the day before and confirm the exact time.

Yes of course. You can take home the allowed fish limit per your fishing license.

You need to bring nothing except fishing license, your favorite snacks and drink and of course, big cooler! I always contact you a day before the trip and may advise wearing appropriate clothing depending on the anticipated weather.

Per regulations of the province of Ontario, every person between the ages of 18 and 65 requires a fishing license. You will need to purchase your license prior to the trip and have it with you.

For Ontario residents, a daily fishing license can be purchased online at any time

https://www.ontario.ca/page/fishing-licence-canadian-residents

For non-Ontario residents, a daily fishing license can be purchased online at any time

https://www.ontario.ca/page/fishing-licence-non-residents-canada
 

Unfortunately, no. It is illegal to consume alcohol during the trip. We also do not allow the use of any tobacco or other smoking products such as cannabis. Everyone's safety is our number 1 priority and therefore, none of these are allowed. 

Generally speaking, no. We had children as young as 7 on our trip. We generally advise the parents to assess whether the children are capable to enjoy this trip. Children under 16 years of age or those weighting under 80lbs (36.3kg) must wear appropriately sized and Transport Canada approved PFD.