What to Bring - For your Ontario Canada Fishing Trip

Make sure they have proper ID for crossing at Canadian Customs. A Passport is required for anyone over 15 years of age. If you are bringing children, make sure they have proper ID as well. Click here for detailed information on Canada border crossing.

Suggestions on Things to Bring For a Canadian Fishing Trip.....

Rods, Reels and Tackle

(Rod suggestions for each fish Species)

New Line
GPS
Depth Maps
Fishing Line clippers
Minnow dip net
Quality Landing Net
Bait aerator
Marker Buoys
Crawler Bedding
Oxygen Tabs for minnows
Measuring Tape/Scale
Hook remover
Fish Cleaning Glove
Jig eyelet punch out
Hand soap, shampoo, etc.
Sunscreen
Insect Repellent
Rain Wear
Boots
Hat/Cap
Gloves
Polarized Sunglasses
Fishing Pliers
Filet knife and sharpener
Stringer
Fish coating for cooking

Clear Zip Lock Freezer Bags and clear plastic wrap for take home fish (Not paper! - MNR (DNR) must be able to easily identify and measure each fish)
Leatherman type instrument
Bungee straps
Camera and Film
Clothing for all seasons - layering is best.
Warm boots, Hats and Gloves (For spring and fall fishing)
Flashlight
First Aid Kit
Mosquito Coils
Wooden matches in water proof container
Personal Floating Device
Compass
Alarm Clock
Personal soft sided cooler for the boat
Space blanket for your pocket
Signal Mirror
Whistle
Thermos
Emergency Candles
Extra Batteries
Knife Sharpener
Small backpack or duffel bag for gear
Playing cards, Board Games, Frisbee, Football, Magazines, etc.

If You Bring Your Own Boat.......

Insurance and boat registration papers
Anchor
Paddles
Depth Sounder
Safety Kit
Bailing Bucket
Lights
Minnow bucket
Quality Landing Net
Fire Extinguisher

Life jackets for everyone on board
PFDs must be U.S. Coast Guard approved - Floatation cushions are no longer considered a legal life preservers.
Gas Tanks
Batteries for trolling motor
Ropes
Rod Holders
Tie Down Straps
Spare tire for trailer