Map/Regions/Southern & Central Ontario
Fishing in Southern & Central Ontario
Muskoka, the Kawarthas and the Ottawa Valley: bass, muskie and stocked trout within a few hours' drive of Toronto and Ottawa.
Named lakes
4,434
With species data
5,197
Depth-charted
2,465
Lodges & outfitters
0
What swims here
Lake counts from MNRF aquatic resource surveys in Southern & Central Ontario.
Biggest water
- Lake Erie (lac Érié)6,296,600 ac
- Lake Huron (lac Huron)5,432,227 ac
- Georgian Bay (baie Georgienne)3,383,669 ac
- Lake Ontario (lac Ontario)2,461,151 ac
- Lake Simcoe178,516 ac
- Lake St. Clair (lac Sainte-Claire)176,812 ac
- St. Lawrence River79,226 ac
- Lac Dollard-des-Ormeaux39,817 ac
- Lake Muskoka29,606 ac
- Lake Manitou26,301 ac
Deepest lakes
- Lake Ontario (lac Ontario)801 ft
- Big Rideau Lake312 ft
- Lake Joseph302 ft
- Charleston Lake299 ft
- Lake Rosseau292 ft
- Bark Lake287 ft
- Redstone Lake262 ft
- Halls Lake262 ft
- Kawagama Lake253 ft
- Lake of Bays230 ft
All lakes
Every Southern & Central Ontario lake with real data — species, depths, stocking or lodges — A to Z.