Our Conservation Policy
Walleye may be kept respecting Ontario possesion limits for Zone 2
Fishing for Walleye must follow Ontario’s regulations for our zone. Additionally, we require the release of all Walleye over 24” to preserve the trophy population we proudly protect. By practicing responsible conservation, we can ensure this incredible fishing experience thrives for generations to come. Responsible angling helps sustain fish populations, ensuring that future anglers can enjoy the same excitement and challenge of landing a trophy Walleye.
Whether you’re pursuing a Pike, a Walleye, or a majestic Bull Moose, conservation and guest cooperation play a vital role in protecting this special place. Furthermore, safeguarding these resources allows future hunters, anglers, and their families to experience the wilderness for years to come. Ultimately, by working together, we can preserve this unforgettable adventure. Thank you for your dedication to this conservation effort and for helping us maintain this incredible outdoor experience.
Pike 100% Catch and Release
We ask all friends and guests to follow a 100% no-kill rule for Pike to help protect these fish and keep fishing great for everyone. In addition, safe handling is just as important. To make this easier, each boat has a landing net. Always keep the fish in the net at the boat’s side while unhooking. Also, use tools like wire cutters, long-nose pliers, and jaw spreaders to remove hooks quickly and safely. If a hook is too deep, cut it and free the lure right away.
When taking a photo, first make sure your partner is ready. Then, lift the fish for only a few seconds, always supporting it underneath. Most importantly, never use a vertical hold, as this can cause harm. Additionally, wear a glove for a better grip and to avoid dropping the fish. After the photo, return the fish to the water quickly. If it seems weak, gently hold it by the tail or use the net until it swims away.
By handling fish with care and following these rules, we can help more Pike survive and grow. As a result, future anglers will enjoy the same great fishing. Thank you for doing your part to protect this amazing experience!