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Redstone Lake

Surface area

2,917 ac1,180 ha

Max depth

262 ft80 m

Mean depth

66 ft20 m

Water type

Cold-water

Mgmt zone

FMZ 15

Shoreline

29 mi46 km

Boat launch

2 mappedLIO access points

Nearest road

RoadsideREDSTONE STEPHENSON ISLAND

Depth map

None on file

Redstone Lake is the 69th-largest of 4,097 named lakes in Southern & Central Ontario, with 29 miles of charted shoreline and 11 islands. Its 262 ft maximum depth is greater than 99% of depth-surveyed lakes in the region.

Fish species

From MNRF aquatic resource surveys.

Also present: Bluntnose Minnow, Brown Bullhead, Burbot, Longnose Sucker, Rock Bass, Spottail Shiner, Unidentifiable, White Sucker

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Seasons & limitsFMZ 15

SpeciesSeasonSport licenceConservation
Lake TroutJan. 1 - Sept. 30S - 2C - 1
Lake WhitefishOpen all yearS - 12C - 6
Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass or any combination4th Sat. in June - Nov. 30S - 6C - 2
Walleye and Sauger or any combinationJan. 1 - Mar. 15 & 3rd Sat. in May - Dec. 31S - 4, not more than 1 greater than 46 cm (18.1 in.)C - 2, not more than 1 greater than 46 cm (18.1 in.)
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 15 summary before you fish.

Consumption advisories

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

SpeciesGeneralSensitive*Cause
Lake Trout0–320–16Mercury, PCB
Lake Whitefish8–164Mercury
Largemouth Bass164Mercury
Smallmouth Bass2–160–8Mercury
Walleye4Do not eatMercury

*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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