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Grassy Lake

Surface area

162 ac65 ha

Water type

Cool-water

Mgmt zone

FMZ 10

Shoreline

3.8 mi6.1 km

Nearest road

RoadsideHIGHWAY 17

Depth map

None on file

Grassy Lake is the 1310th-largest of 5,104 named lakes in Algoma Country, with 3.8 miles of charted shoreline.

Fish species

From MNRF aquatic resource surveys.

Also present: Bluntnose Minnow, Brown Bullhead, Common Shiner, Emerald Shiner, Golden Shiner, Logperch, Pumpkinseed, Rock Bass, Shorthead Redhorse, Silver Redhorse, White Perch

Lodges & operators0

No operators recorded on this lake yet. Know one? It may be listed under a nearby community — browse the map.

Seasons & limitsFMZ 10

Lake-specific regulations

  • Extended opportunity on this water — Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass or any combination: Open all year · Refer to Zone-Wide Seasons and Limits (All waters north of Highway 17 and all waters west of where the east bank of the Serpent River crosses Highway 17.)
SpeciesSeasonSport licenceConservation
Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass or any combination3rd Saturday in June - November 30S - 6C - 3
Northern PikeOpen all yearS-6; not more than 1 greater than 61 cm, none greater than 86 cmC-2; none greater than 61 cm
Walleye and Sauger or any combinationJanuary 1 to the third Sunday in March and third Saturday in May to December 31S - 4, none greater than 46 cmC - 2, none greater than 46 cm
Yellow PerchOpen all yearS - 50C - 25

Compiled from MNRF Recreational Fishing Regulations open data (2026 season, zone-wide rules shown for this lake's species). Regulations change by variation order — confirm with the official FMZ 10 summary before you fish.

Consumption advisories

Recommended meals per month from Ontario's fish contaminant monitoring — ranges span the tested fish sizes.

SpeciesGeneralSensitive*Cause
Brown Bullhead3212–16Mercury
Northern Pike4–160–8Mercury
Redhorse Sucker12–324–16Mercury
Smallmouth Bass4–160–8Mercury
Walleye12–324–12Mercury

*Women of child-bearing age and children under 15. Compiled from the MECP Guide to Eating Ontario Fish (2025 guide) — check the guide for size-specific advice before keeping fish.

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Same region, overlapping species, comparable size.

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