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Lake Simcoe, Lake Couchiching, Green River, Trent Canal System and their tributaries - downstream from Lake Couchiching to Lock 42, the Trent Canal System in Brock and Ramara Townships, and the Severn River and its tributaries (excluding the Black River) downstream from Lake Couchiching to Wasdell Falls, all within the Regional Municipalities of York, Durham and Simcoe County and the District of Muskoka
Lake herring (cisco) - open from January 1 to March 15 and second Saturday in May to September 30 Lake herring (cisco) - S-2 and C-1 Lake trout - open from January 1 to March 15 and second Saturday in May to September 30 Lake whitefish - open from January 1 to March 15 and second Saturday in May to September 30 Lake whitefish - S-2 and C-1 Muskellunge - closed all year Yellow perch - S-50; in one day, possession limit of 100, and C-25; in one day, possession limit of 50
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QUOTE (Hardicer @ Jan 07, 2022 - 01:19 pm)
Boy I wish they would cut that perch limit right back to single digits on Simcoe and give that population a chance to come back to its previous glory.
IMO
It sure what you mean by previous glory as I have been fishing Simcoe for 46 years and my father had been for over 60 years and I have to tell you it is just as good and in some ways better from my heart experience. Only change I see is patterns of where the fish are and what they do. I do personally release the big girls over 13” 95% of the time. I do on occasion keep one.
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QUOTE (Hardicer @ Jan 07, 2022 - 01:19 pm)
Boy I wish they would cut that perch limit right back to single digits on Simcoe and give that population a chance to come back to its previous glory.
IMO
I agree, just because you can fish to the limit doesnt mean you should. I continually see folks in the Kempenfelt Bay area fill orange home depot buckets to the brim from sunrise to sunset EVERY day in the summer/spring months. SMH......
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QUOTE (Sim1 @ Jan 06, 2022 - 03:52 pm)
I just wanted to clarify that although zone 16 has 12 whitefish a 2 laker limits, the exception is 2 and 2 on Simcoe?
This is correct (limit of 2 laker and 2 whitefish on Simcoe) if and only if you are a sport fishing license holder (or you are deemed a sport fishing license holder due to under 18, 65 or over, disabled, or a veteran). Else the limit is 1 laker, 1 whitefish on Simcoe:-)
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QUOTE (xiaolu @ Jan 07, 2022 - 04:40 pm)
QUOTE (Sim1 @ Jan 06, 2022 - 03:52 pm)
I just wanted to clarify that although zone 16 has 12 whitefish a 2 laker limits, the exception is 2 and 2 on Simcoe?
This is correct (limit of 2 laker and 2 whitefish on Simcoe) if and only if you are a sport fishing license holder (or you are deemed a sport fishing license holder due to under 18, 65 or over, disabled, or a veteran). Else the limit is 1 laker, 1 whitefish on Simcoe:-)
Also this James, for exemption and there are strict stipulations within the below....must read it all.
Arnie
Indigenous communities Generally, if you belong to an Indigenous community with established Aboriginal or treaty fishing rights in Ontario, you can fish without a licence when:
fishing within your traditional or treaty area taking fish for food, social or ceremonial purposes If you are exercising fishing rights, you should be prepared to provide community identification.
If you fish outside your traditional or treaty area, you will need to have an Outdoors Card and fishing licence or permission from a First Nation to fish in their traditional territory.
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