Lake
Ontario
Lake
Ontario is one of the 5 Great Lakes of North America and
located primarily in the province of Ontario. It
is the smallest in surface area of the Great Lakes at
7,540 sq. miles., with an average depth of 86 m and a
maximum depth of 244 m.
Lake
Ontario forms part of the international boundary between
Canada and the United States. Water flows into the
lake from Lake Erie through the Niagara River with the
famous Niagara Falls, and flows out at the northeast end
into the St. Lawrence River. There are no large islands
in the lake, apart from the far east corner at the
entrance to the St. Lawrence River.
Lake Ontario is
known
for Trophy sized Chinook Salmon, Lake Trout, Brown Trout
and Steelhead.
 
Lake Ontario Fishing Species
Lake Ontario Chinook Salmon
Lake Ontario Lake Trout
Lake Ontario Brown Trout
Lake Ontario Steelhead
Ontario
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Lake Ontario Salmon and Trout
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