Fishing near Toronto, Ontario

Toronto sits on the north shore of Lake Ontario, and that geography defines its fishing. The city's ravine network feeds a series of rivers — the Humber, Don, Credit, Rouge and Duffins among them — that run to the lake and draw seasonal runs of trout and salmon right through the urban core. Lake Ontario itself is fished year-round from harbour waterfronts, parks and charter boats, while urban ponds and river stretches hold pike, bass, walleye and panfish within city limits.