Our guiding service offers premier bass, walleye, and pike fishing on the scenic St. Lawrence River, covering waters from the Moses-Saunders Dam to the mouth of Lake Ontario.
"I can't recommend this trip enough. Captain was great and full of knowledge that he didn't mind sharing and teaching." — Matt,
Our guiding service offers premier Bass, Walleye, and Pike fishing on the scenic St. Lawrence River, covering waters from the Moses-Saunders Dam to the mouth of Lake Ontario.
I've been passionate about fishing for over 30 years, dedicating countless hours to learning diverse techniques and exploring the many beautiful lakes and rivers across South Eastern Ontario.
I've been passionate about fishing for over 30 years, dedicating countless hours to learning diverse techniques and exploring the many beautiful lakes and rivers across South Eastern Ontario.
"Came to catch some smallmouth hammers and Brandun nailed it!" — Lindsey,
Located in the heart of the Thousand Islands region, Mallorytown, Ontario offers premier fishing experiences on the St. Lawrence River and Lake Ontario. This world-class destination is celebrated for trophy-sized catches, including smallmouth and largemouth bass, salmon, lake trout, walleye, and northern pike. Anglers pursue the elusive muskellunge, with specimens exceeding 60 inches challenging even experienced fishermen.
The St. Lawrence River, ranked as North America's top bass fishing destination by Bassmaster Magazine, provides diverse angling opportunities across its archipelago ecosystem. Inland waterways like the Rideau Canal complement the fishery with abundant yellow perch, rock bass, and pumpkinseed. Guided fishing charters cater to all skill levels, leveraging decades of local expertise to navigate prime locations and seasonal patterns.
Thousand Islands National Park enhances the experience with accessible shoreline fishing and sustainable practices under Fisheries Management Zone 20 regulations. Whether targeting spring walleye runs, summer salmon migrations, or fall musky hunts, Mallorytown's charters unlock year-round adventures across protected bays and deep-water currents, cementing its reputation as a must-visit angling destination.
