Division 16 Regulations

bulletS - Sport Fishing
bulletC - Conservation Fishing
 
What does it look like? Open Seasons (all dates inclusive)
Catch, Possession & Size Limits
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Walleye (Yellow Pickerel), Sauger

Jan. 1 to March 1 &
May 1 to Dec. 31

S - two (2) in one day, possession limit of four (4)
C - one (1) in one day, possession limit of two (2)

Size Limit zero (0) between 41-56 cm (16.1-22 in.) and only one (1) greater than 56cm (22 in.) in length

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Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass

Jun. 28 (last Sat.) to Nov. 30

S - three (3) in one day
C - one (1) in one day

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Northern Pike

Jan. 1 to Mar. 1 &
May 1 to Dec. 31

S - two (2) in one day, possession limit of four(4)
C - one (1) in one day, possession limit of two (2)

Size Limit: only one (1) greater than 86 cm (34 in .) in length

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Muskellunge

June 21 (3rd Sat.) to Dec. 15

S - one (1) in one day
C - zero (0)

Size Limit: minimum length of 137 cm (54 in.)

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Yellow Perch

Open all year*

S - twenty-five (25) in one day, possession limit of fifty (50)
C - twelve (12) in one day, possession limit of twenty-five (25)

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Black Crappie, White Crappie

Open all year

S - no limit
C - no limit

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Brook Trout

Jan. 1 to Sept. 30 &
Dec. 1 to Dec. 31

S - three (3) in one day
C - two (2) in one day

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Brown Trout (inland), Brown Trout (Great Lakes)

Open all year*

S - five (5) in one day
C - two (2) in one day

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Rainbow Trout (inland), Rainbow Trout (Great Lakes)

Open all year

S - two (2) in one day
C - one (1) in one day

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Lake Trout

Jan. 1 to Sept. 30 &
Dec. 1 to Dec. 31

S - three (3) in one day
C - one (1) in one day

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Splake

Jan. 1 to Sept. 30 &
Dec. 1 - Dec. 31

S - three (3) in one day
C - two (2) in one day

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Pacific Salmon-Chinook, Pacific Salmon-Coho, Pacific Salmon-Pink salmon

Open all year

S - five (5) in one day
C - two (2) in one day

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Atlantic Salmon

Jan. 1 to Sept. 30

S - one (1) in one day
C - zero (0)

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Lake Whitefish, Round Whitefish

Open all year

S - twenty-five (25) in one day
C - twelve (12) in one day

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Sturgeon

Open all year

S - one (1) in one day
C - zero (0)

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Channel Catfish

Open all year

S - no limit
C - no limit


Note: Species NOT listed above have a year round open season and no catch and possession limits unless specified in the Exceptions to the General Regulations.

Catch and Possession Limits for Salmon and Trout COMBINED
[Not exceeding individual species limits where otherwise stated]
bullet(S) Lake Huron (south of the north end of the Bruce Peninsula), and Georgian Bay (excluding Big Sound) (Div. 16 and 35): five (5) salmon and trout, but not more than three (3) may be lake trout and brook trout combined, and not more than two (2) may be rainbow trout. See the: "Exceptions to the General Regulations" on p.43 for the regulations affecting rainbow trout and lake trout in the waters of Big Sound of Parry Sound
bulletLake Huron (north of the north end of the Bruce Peninsula) and the North Channel (Divs. 17 and 35): five (5) salmon and trout, but not more than three (3) may be lake trout and brook trout combined.
bullet(C)In one day with not more than one (1) lake trout.
bulletIn Lake Huron, south of the north end of the Bruce Peninsula only one (1) rainbow trout in one day.
bulletThis information is provided for information only - CHECK THE MNR REGULATIONS!

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