Fishing Lake Simcoe

As we approach another exciting ice fishing season we anxiously anticipate walking on the hard water yet again.  In our eagerness to get out there though the second it's ready,

Are you ready? Another exciting winter of hardwater fishing is upon us. Lake Simcoe is often regarded as the ice fishing capital of North America and routinely has over 3,000 registered huts on it.

For Immediate Release: March 9, 2011
Sibbald Point Provincial Park, Lake Simcoe: Despite almost constant rain and miserable fishing conditions, an astounding 78 teams competed in the first annual PERCHIN FOR MS Fundraiser Perch Fishing Tournament Sat. March 12, 2011.

Lake Simcoe, Cook's Bay ice conditions December 25, 2010. Information shown on the map may not be complete or accurate!

 

 

Lake Simcoe, Cook's Bay ice conditions for south part of the bay. Some fishing off of Gilford. Information shown on the map may not be complete or accurate!

 

 

Here you can find another access to the lake. There is a public dock that you can fish from.

Lake Simcoe has been known for decades as the "Ice Fishing Capital of North America" and it's no wonder, considering that more people fish this inland lake during the winter than any other body of water in the province. Despite its fame among the ice angling crowd however, Lake Simcoe is still one of the most productive hard water fisheries anywhere on the continent.