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Get ready for an epic day of fishing on Western Lake Ontario with End of the Line Charters. Our full-day guided trip puts you right in the middle of some of the best salmon and trout fishing action you'll find anywhere. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just getting your feet wet, we've got everything you need for a successful day on the water. With our expert crew, top-notch gear, and insider knowledge of the lake's hotspots, you're in for a real treat. So grab your lucky fishing hat and let's hit the water!
Your 7-hour adventure kicks off bright and early, giving you prime time on the lake when the fish are most active. We'll cruise out to the best fishing grounds Western Lake Ontario has to offer, where the big ones lurk. Our crew knows these waters like the back of their hand, so you're in good hands. We provide all the tackle you'll need, from rods and reels to the latest lures that drive the fish wild. And here's the kicker - we'll even clean your catch for you, so you can take home fresh fillets without the mess. It's fishing made easy!
On this trip, we'll be using the tried-and-true method of trolling to land those monster salmon and trout. If you're new to trolling, it's like this: we'll set up multiple lines behind the boat with different lures at various depths. As we cruise along at just the right speed, those lures dance in the water, mimicking the real deal and enticing the big fish to strike. We use downriggers to get our lines deep where the trophy fish hang out. It's a game of strategy, patience, and sometimes a bit of luck. But when that rod bends and the reel starts screaming, hold on tight - you're in for the fight of your life!
"Captain Dave went above and beyond trying to locate the very elusive fish for us. He tried an immeasurable amount of lures, different colors, etc. Highly recommend End of the Line Fishing Charter and Captain Dave!!!" - Debra
"AWESOME day fishing with Captain Dave!! Caught 7 GORGEOUS Salmon!! Highly recommend Captain Dave!!" - Debra
Atlantic Salmon: The king of freshwater game fish, Atlantic Salmon in Lake Ontario are a real treat. These acrobatic fighters are known for their spectacular leaps and powerful runs. They average 8-12 pounds but can grow much larger. Spring and fall are prime times to target these silver beauties. The thrill of battling an Atlantic Salmon is something you'll never forget.
Coho Salmon: Don't let their size fool you - Coho Salmon pack a punch! These feisty fish typically weigh 5-10 pounds and are known for their aggressive strikes and acrobatic fights. They're most active in the spring and fall, often found closer to the surface. Coho meat is prized for its rich, red color and delicious flavor, making them a favorite among anglers.
Steelhead Trout: Lake Ontario's steelhead are like turbo-charged rainbow trout. These chrome-bright missiles can reach weights of 10-15 pounds and are famous for their blistering runs and aerial displays. They're available year-round but really shine in the cooler months. Hooking into a Lake Ontario steelhead is like tying into a freight train - hold on tight!
Chinook Salmon: Also known as King Salmon, these are the heavyweight champs of Lake Ontario. Chinooks can tip the scales at over 30 pounds, though 15-25 pounders are more common. They're hard-fighting fish that will test your arms and your gear. Late summer and early fall see these giants staging for their spawning run, offering the best chance at a trophy. Landing a big Chinook is the stuff of fishing legends.
Lake Trout: The true natives of Lake Ontario, lake trout are the marathon runners of the fish world. They prefer cooler, deeper waters and put up a dogged fight when hooked. These fish can live for decades and grow to impressive sizes, with 10-20 pounders being common. Lake trout fishing is at its best in spring and fall when they move into shallower waters. Their firm, orange flesh makes for excellent eating, too!
So there you have it, folks - a full day of world-class fishing on Lake Ontario, targeting some of the most sought-after freshwater game fish out there. With End of the Line Charters, you're not just getting a fishing trip; you're getting an experience crafted by local experts who live and breathe these waters. Remember, we've got room for additional anglers at just $70 a pop, so bring your buddies and make it a day to remember. The fish are biting, the boat is ready, and Captain Dave is itching to put you on the catch of a lifetime. Don't let this opportunity slip away - book your Lake Ontario fishing adventure today and get ready to create some serious fish tales!
May 10, 2025
AWESOME day fishing with Captain Dave!! Caught 7 GORGEOUS Salmon!! Highly recommend Captain Dave!!
May 17, 2025
Excellent day fishing!! Limited out on Salmon and got 1 Nice Sized Lake Trout!! Captain Dave was AMAZING as ALWAYS!!
May 24, 2025
Atlantic salmon are prized catches in Lake Ontario, typically ranging from 8-12 pounds but can grow much larger. These silver-sided fighters are known for their acrobatic leaps and powerful runs. You'll find them in deeper, cooler waters during summer, moving closer to shore and into tributaries as fall approaches. Spring and fall offer the best action. Anglers love targeting Atlantics for their challenging fight and excellent taste. When trolling, vary your speed and depth until you find the right combo - these fish can be picky. Try using flashy spoons or cut bait to entice strikes. Remember, Atlantics have excellent eyesight, so lighter leaders can make a difference on clear days.

Chinook, or king salmon, are the heavyweights of Lake Ontario. These bruisers average 15-20 pounds but can top 30. You'll find them in deeper, cooler waters during summer, often suspended over underwater structure. As fall approaches, they move closer to shore and river mouths. Chinooks are most active at dawn and dusk. Anglers love targeting them for their powerful fights and rich, flavorful meat. When trolling, don't be afraid to go deep - kings often hug the bottom in summer. Try using larger lures like flashers with cut bait or big spoons. A local trick: troll in a zig-zag pattern. The changing directions can trigger strikes from following fish.

Coho, or silver salmon, are a favorite target here on Lake Ontario. Averaging 8-12 pounds, these acrobatic fish put up an impressive fight. Look for them in the cooler, deeper waters during summer, moving closer to shore and river mouths as fall approaches. Cohos are most active in low-light conditions, so early mornings and evenings are prime times. Their orange-red flesh makes for great eating too. When trolling, bright-colored lures often work well - think chartreuse, orange, or pink. A local trick: try scented baits or add a bit of anise oil to your lures. Cohos have a great sense of smell and this can trigger more strikes. Keep your drag set light, as these fish are known for sudden, powerful runs.

Lake trout are the true natives of Lake Ontario, typically weighing 5-15 pounds but capable of topping 20. These deep-water dwellers prefer cold, well-oxygenated waters and are often found near underwater structures or suspended over deep basins. Spring and fall offer the best fishing, when lakers move into shallower waters. Anglers prize them for their hard fights and rich, oily flesh that's excellent smoked. When jigging for lakers, try using large, flashy lures that imitate baitfish. A useful tip: once you hook one, keep your rod tip up and maintain steady pressure. Lake trout have soft mouths, and too much force can tear the hook free.

Steelhead in Lake Ontario are essentially sea-run rainbow trout, typically weighing 5-10 pounds but can reach over 20. These chrome-bright fish are known for their lightning-fast runs and acrobatic jumps. You'll find them in cooler, deeper waters during summer, moving closer to shore and tributaries in fall and spring. Fall through spring offers the best action, with many anglers specifically targeting the spring run. Steelhead are prized for their hard-fighting nature and tasty, pink flesh. When fishing, try using eggs or egg-imitating baits - steelhead have a particular fondness for them. A useful tip: don't set the hook too quickly. Give the fish a moment to turn with the bait, then set it firmly.

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Captain Dave went above and beyond trying to locate the very elusive fish for us. He tried an immeasurable amount of lures, different colors, etc. Highly recommend End of the Line Fishing Charter and Captain Dave!!!