Discover Some of the Best Wilderness Trout and Bass Fishing Just One Hour West of Toronto, Ontario

Just one hour from Toronto we experiencedat the beginning of the bass season.
guided platform raft fishing on the Grand River inPike and pickerel were present in this section of
Paris. The river offers abundant small mouth bass,the Grand River, but minor in comparison to the
fall/spring rainbow trout... as well as pike, walleyetrout and bass. The nearby Nith River offers
and big carp.much better pike and pickerel fishing opportunities.
The platform fishing was excellent. TwoPeople that are traveling in the area and in need
fishermen could easily fly fish for bass or troutof tackle can simply rent from the Big Catch
with lots of space. For those that bait cast, therefishing shop in Paris for twenty dollars per day. If
were deck chairs elevated above the waterlooking for accommodations, the countryside
allowing easy vision of striking fish.setting of the River Ridge Bed & Breakfasts
The speed of the raft allowed many castingcaters to fishermen. It offers excellent
opportunities. At each pool and swift there wasaccommodations and breakfast... but it is the
lots of time to hit every spot with numeroussoothing outdoor hot tub for the tired fisherman
casts.that appeases most!
In April to mid-May rainbow trout or steelhead arePart of the Grand River in this area has been
abundant in the river... as the river gets warmerzoned Exceptional Waters to preserve the fish
these fish head for Lake Erie... but return inpopulations against heavy fishing pressure. This
September, offering lots of action. There wasbarb-less, bait-less, catch & release zone
also excellent fishing for rainbow trout and browncontains some very healthy fish populations.
trout in the pristine cold waters of Whiteman'sThe biggest surprise was soaking in a wilderness
Creek, which joins the Grand River.fishing experience so near to the city of Toronto.
In July/August the small mouth bass dominate theThe platform raft fishing offers some of the best
Paris section of the Grand River. Locals expressedfishing on the Grand in Southern Ontario. Definitely
no surprise at catching 40 bass in several hoursa great river for a days fishing!