Sudbury Game & Fish Protective Association - Ontario's Oldest Conservation Club

Where to Fish In the Sudbury Area

The Sudbury Game and Fish Protective Association, Ontario's Oldest Conservation Club!

Sudbury Game & Fish Protective Assoc. Inc.
4745 Raft Lake Rd.
Sudbury, Ont. , P3G 1M4
E-mail sgaf@simaltech.com

Where to fish in and around the Sudbury Area

The Sudbury Game and Fish Protective Association Welcomes you to the Sudbury Area.

The Sudbury Area has many beautiful lakes and rivers with wonderful fishing within a short drive of our downtown.

Please feel free to contact us for more information about Sudbury Area fishing or information about our club.

While you're with us or while planning next years vacation check out our web site. We'd be happy to help make your stay with us a time your whole family will remember for years to come.

Some Notes of Interest

Fishing licenses are required to fish in Ontario for anyone aged 18 to 65. There are also various limits set on fish. You can pick up complete fishing regulations at any branch of the Ministry of Natural Resources, at many tourist information booths, at bait and tackle shops, and from our web site .

Ontario has an annual Family Fishing Weekend. Canadian residents do not need a license to fish on that weekend but limits still apply.

Please think safety first when around water with children. Remember to always wear your Personal Floatation Device when angling and especially when youngsters are near the water.

The lakes and rivers in this brochure are readily accessible by car and have been chosen with families in mind. Fishing can be done from the shoreline and boats are not required. For information about other great places to fish in Sudbury please contact the MNR or ask at a local bait shop.

Prepared for you by the
Sudbury Game & Fish Protective Association,
and the Ministry of Natural Resources

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We have provided the following list of easily accessible fishing sites for your enjoyment.

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as a public service and in support of the conservation efforts of club members.
Congratulations Sudbury Game and Fish on a Great Job!

Lake or River	Access	Good Fishing For....	Distance From Downtown Sudbury
Vermillion River	Hwy 17 W to Centennial Park	Pike, Walleye, Perch and Bass	20-25 minutes
Ramsey Lake	Paris Street to Ramsey Lake Road, Boat Launch on left	Bass, Perch, Pike and Walleye	5 minutes
Killarney	Hwy 637 to Killarney, Herbert Fisheries 287-2214	Perch and Pike	1 ½ hours
Rock Lake-south shore	Hwy 69 S, 40 km from the 4-corners in Sudbury	Bass, Perch, Pike and Walleye	30 minutes
Murdock River-east shore	Hwy 69 S, 44 km from the 4 -corners in Sudbury	Perch, Pike and Walleye	35minutes
Ink Lake-north shore	Hwy 69 S, 46 km from the 4 -corners in Sudbury	Perch, Pike and Walleye	35minutes
Rainbow Hatchery	Hanmer, 475 Guenette Drive, 960-3474 No licence required but keep your receipts for proof of catch	Pay to Fish	30 minutes
Whitewater Lake	Centennial Park, Azilda 11 km N on Hwy 144	Pike, Walleye and Bass	20 minutes
Stobie Dam- Vermillion River	Hwy 144 N past Chelmsford to Vermillion Lake Road, turn left and follow to the Vermillion River	Pike, Walleye and Bass	45 minutes
Vermillion River Boat Launch	Hwy 144 N , past Chelmsford, then left on Gordon Lake Road to the bridge	Pike, Walleye and Bass	45 minutes