The East Humber River is a productive tributary of the greater Humber River system in Ontario, offering anglers a rewarding mix of cold and cool-water fishing within reasonable reach of Toronto. Once part of a historic Atlantic Salmon corridor, the river has undergone significant restoration work in recent decades, including barrier mitigation projects that have reopened migratory pathways closed for over a century. Today, the East Humber draws anglers seeking steelhead, Chinook salmon, brook trout, and a variety of warmwater species, all within a watershed where the more natural upper and East Humber subwatersheds remain in comparatively good ecological condition.