All trips include an experienced professional guide, a fully equipped 22.4-foot Kingfisher boat, premium fishing equipment, Garmin electronics (sonar, GPS, VHF-AIS), as well as fish cleaning and packaging services for your catch.

Depending on the season and conditions, you may target Chinook Salmon, Coho Salmon, Atlantic Salmon, Steelhead Trout, Lake Trout, and Brown Trout.

Yes. A valid Ontario fishing licence is required for adults. Individuals aged 65 and over, as well as youth 18 years of age and under, are exempt. Ontario fishing licences can be purchased online by clicking here.

We recommend bringing weather-appropriate clothing, a rain jacket, comfortable soft-soled footwear, sunglasses, sunscreen, your food and beverages, and a cooler left in your vehicle for transporting your catch home.

Everyone reacts differently. If you are prone to motion sickness or unsure how you will handle the lake conditions, we recommend preventive remedies such as Ginger Gravol or other anti-nausea products available at your local pharmacy.

Yes, in accordance with Ontario fishing regulations and catch limits. We will clean and/or fillet your fish and package them properly to preserve freshness.

No. Guests must bring their own food and drinks. Glass bottles, alcohol, tobacco products, electronic cigarettes, and any illegal substances are strictly prohibited on board for safety and regulatory reasons.

Absolutely. Our hard-top Kingfisher boat is designed for large bodies of water and is equipped with all required safety equipment, including approved flotation devices for every passenger.

Yes. We offer family packages, multi-trip options, and customized fishing experiences based on your needs and availability.

Safety is always our top priority. If weather conditions require the trip to be cancelled, we will contact you to reschedule your excursion for another available date.

Weather conditions on Lake Ontario can change quickly. All guests must report to the marina on the morning of their trip, even if less favorable weather is forecast.

Your captain will communicate with you as needed regarding weather conditions and trip status.

Yes. All required safety equipment is provided on board, including approved flotation devices. Your guide also holds several certifications recognized by Transport Canada and the Canadian Red Cross.

A $200 deposit is required at the time of booking to confirm your fishing charter.

If the guide must cancel the trip because of weather conditions, your deposit will be applied to a future excursion during the same season or the following season.

No refunds will be issued for early returns to the marina requested by guests before the scheduled end of the trip.

If the excursion must be shortened due to weather conditions, the trip cost may be adjusted based on the actual duration of the outing.

Yes. In accordance with regulations, the trip may return to the marina once the legal catch limit has been reached.