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✅ Fishing allowed all year. License required, provincial quotas apply. Fisheries Act (Federal) and Provincial Regulations

Salmo salar
Preparing for fall migration. The salmon starts preparing to return to rivers.
Thunnus thynnus
Migration continues, tunas move to deeper waters in search of cooler temperatures.
Esox lucius
Reduced activity. The pike begins searching for deeper parts of the water body, preparing for winter.
Perca flavescens
Decreasing activity. Perch starts reducing activity and prepares for winter.
Oncorhynchus mykiss
Resumes active feeding as temperatures drop.
Cyprinus carpio
Preparing for winter. Carp begin to reduce activity and move to deeper waters.
Abramis brama
Decreasing activity. Bream begins to reduce activity and prepares for winter.
Salvelinus fontinalis
Pre-spawning. Territorial behavior and increased activity.
Cyprinus carpio haematopterus
Preparing for winter. The carp starts reducing activity and moves to deeper waters.
Salmo trutta
Pre-spawning. Behavior becomes more territorial.
Anguilla anguilla
The eel’s spawning is complete, and the return migration begins.
Ictalurus punctatus
Preparing for autumn. Channel catfish begin reducing activity and seek deeper areas.
Scomber scombrus
Preparing for winter. Atlantic mackerel begins moving to deeper waters.
Sarda sarda
Fish continue migration, moving to deeper waters.
Mallotus villosus
The capelin continues to feed in open waters.
Hippoglossus hippoglossus
Decreasing activity. Fish begins moving back to deeper waters.
Gadus morhua
Fish continue foraging, their activity gradually increases before fall.
Melanogrammus aeglefinus
Reduced activity. The haddock starts reducing its activity, returning to deeper waters.
Merluccius merluccius
Reduced activity. The hake starts reducing its activity, returning to deeper waters.
Pollachius virens
Reduced activity. The saithe starts reducing its activity, returning to deeper waters.