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[Fishingnut1997]

I might possibly be moving to Guelph in the next couple years and I was wondering about doing some fishing. I'm no newbie to fishing. And am not afraid to drive an hour or so from there.. Please let me know if you have any suggestions. I'd love to fish anything.. any help would be appreciated.

[fishfreek]

Belwood and Grand river, Guelph lake ,Puslinch,  Mountsberg  , Maitland river and the list goes on. Four Season fishing for sure.

[TheTallOutdoorsman]

Definitely no shortage of fishing areas, as Fishfreek mentioned, there are several lakes/resevoirs and the grand river is a great river to begin with. Just a matter of how much you explore each body of water!

[Fishingnut1997]

Thank you! I am a avid fishermen of anything big.. along the Atlantic coast in nova Scotia I have fished Atlantic salmon striped bass etc. So any place with good fighting fish would be awesome. From what I understand you can fish alot longer in ontario most places in ns it's only from April to October.

[Fishingnut1997]

Also I'm really looking to see about brown trout, steelhead, and any type of salmon. As well!

But mainly just interested in what all swims near by! Thanks for the rivers and tips anything's more then appreciated

[Ibstacle]

Also I'm really looking to see about brown trout, steelhead, and any type of salmon. As well!

But mainly just interested in what all swims near by! Thanks for the rivers and tips anything's more then appreciated

 

upper grand has resi browns, and lower grand has steelhead

[TheTallOutdoorsman]

Fishing Mouths of rivers you have the chance of catching any of the following;

Brown Trout, Salmon, Rainbow Trout and occasionally (but rarely) Atlantics and Pike.

 

It is a matter of timing, most people throw spoons or rapalas, other people bottom bounce baits. See and speak with some locals, what they are using, and use what you are most comfortable/set up for!

[PUMP KNOWS]

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