Game fish · trout and salmon family
Lake trout
Salvelinus namaycush

- Typical adult
- 30–80 cm (12–31 in), about 1–5 kg (2–10 lb)
- Lives
- Commonly 15–30 years
- Spawns
- September to November, on lake bottoms, at 9–14 °C (48–57 °F)
- Eats
- Invertebrates and small fish; cisco, whitefish or smelt where present
- Needs
- Cold lakes at least 15 m (50 ft) deep; prefers 9–13 °C (48–55 °F)
Where lake trout have been recorded
370 of the 1,347 Ontario lakes on this site with angler catch reports list lake trout, across 20 counties and districts. Tap a dot to open that lake’s depth map.
Recorded here Other lakes with catch reports
How we know
- 370lakes where an angler logged one in Fish ON-Line; on 147 of them a single trip, one angler’s report
Self-reported by anglers, not a Ministry survey. A lake that isn’t listed may still have them: a lake appears here only once an angler has logged this fish there.
Lake trout are one of the species raised in Ontario's fish culture stations and stocked into provincial waters.
Inland lakes on this list run from 12 to 183,191 acres (median 680) and from 10 to 408 ft deep (median 105 ft).
When and how anglers catch lake trout
From 1,212 trip reports naming lake trout on the lakes above, logged by anglers in Ontario’s Fish ON-Line app. These are self-reported trips, not a Ministry survey: they show when and how people fish for them, not how many fish a lake holds.
Trips by month
The busiest month is February (20% of trips); 36% were logged December–February (lighter bars).
How they were fishing
Share of the 1,203 trips that recorded boat, shore or ice.
Fish reported
3,679 lake trout reported on these trips. Anglers kept 39% of the ones they reported and released the rest. The app records no sizes.
Lakes on this site with the most trips
- Lake of Bays, Muskoka 23
- Fletcher Lake, Haliburton 21
- Wavy Lake, Sudbury District 21
- Rathbun Lake, Peterborough 17
- Boshkung Lake, Haliburton 16
- Lake Rosseau, Muskoka 16
- Muskrat Lake, Renfrew 16
- Peninsula Lake, Muskoka 16
- Lake Joseph, Muskoka 15
- Gull Lake, Haliburton 14
Trips that logged this fish on each lake. A busy lake gets more trips; this is not a ranking of fishing quality. 147 of the 370 lakes are listed on a single trip, one angler’s report.
Often found with
Share of these lakes that also list each fish.
How to recognize it
A grey, green, brown or nearly black back covered in pale worm-like marks and spots, none of them red, with a deeply forked tail. The lower fins have a white front edge but no black line behind it.
Don’t confuse it with


Life in an Ontario lake
Lake trout are a cold-water fish of deep, clear lakes: the Great Lakes and the deep lakes of the Canadian Shield, across most of the province except the southwest. Soon after ice-out they feed near the surface, then move down below the thermocline as the water warms, usually into water around 12–23 m (39–75 ft) deep. Ontario holds about a quarter of the world's naturally reproducing lake trout populations.
They spawn in the fall over the lake bottom and only rarely in rivers. Growth is slow: fish take several years to mature and can live for decades. In lakes without cisco, whitefish or smelt to eat, lake trout stay small and feed on invertebrates and small fish; where that prey exists, they grow much larger. Lake Superior also has a deep-water form known as the siscowet.
Source: the sources below.
Rules and eating
Before fishing, check the current Ontario Fishing Regulations Summary for your Fisheries Management Zone, any exceptions for the waterbody, and your licence type. Angler catch reports show what people logged, not what is legal to catch or keep. Fish ON-Line itself (how to use it) maps the zones and exceptions. Before eating fish from a particular lake, check the Guide to Eating Ontario Fish.
All 370 lakes with lake trout
Show every lake, by county
Algoma District 81
Adelaide Lake, Basswood Lake, Belanger Lake, Bevans Lake, Big Lake, Bijou Lake, Black Beaver Lake, Boumage Lake, Boundary Lake, Burns Lake, Byrnes Lake, Chub Lake, Cloudy Lake, Conacher Lake, Cooper Lake, Crooked Lakes, Cumming's Lake, Darragh Lake, Devil's Lake, Diamond Lake, Dunlop Lake, Duthorne Lake, Elliot L., Emerald Lake, Esten Lake, Fern Lake, Flack Lake, Gamitagama Lake, Garden Lake, Gavor Lake, Granary Lake, Gullbeak Lake, Highland Lake, Iron Lake, Jarvis Lake, Kindiogami Lake, Kings Lake, Lac aux Sables, Lake of the Mountains, Lauzon Lake, Little Quirke Lake, Long Lake, Lower Island Lake, Lower Mace Lake, Mamainse Lake, Mathers L., Matinenda Lake, McCarthy Lake, McMahon Lake, Mijinemungshing Lake, Moon Lake, Mount Lake, Mozhabong Lake, Northland L., Ouellette Lake, Pathfinder Lake, Pecors Lake, Petauguin Lake, Phelbin L., Quirke Lake, Ranger Lake, River Lake, Robb Lake, Robertson Lake, Rock Lake, Semiwite Lake, Shelden Lake, Slipper Lake, Snafu Lake, Square Lake, Summers Lake, Teasdale Lake, Town Line Lake, Trout Lake, Upper Island Lake, Vixen Lake, Wakomata Lake, Ward Lake, Wawa Lake (lac Wawa), Whiskey Lake, White Birch L.
Bruce County 1
Cochrane District 5
Duck Lake, Fortune Lake, Gillies Lake, Raynar Lake, Smith Lake
Frontenac County 16
Big Clear Lake, Brule Lake, Buckshot Lake, Desert Lake, Devil Lake, Eagle Lake, Hungry Lake, Little Green Lake, Loughborough Lake, Mair Lake, Mosque Lake, Palmerston Lake, Round Schooner Lake, Shabomeka Lake, Sharbot Lake, Silver Lake
Haliburton County 49
Allen Lake, Basshaunt Lake, Big Hawk Lake, Bitter Lake, Bob Lake, Boshkung Lake, Buckskin Lake, Centre Lake, Deer Lake, Drag Lake, Eagle Lake, East Lake, Esson Lake, Eyre Lake, Fletcher Lake, Glamor Lake, Grace Lake, Gull Lake, Haliburton Lake, Halls Lake, Havelock Lake, Kabakwa Lake, Kashagawigamog Lake, Kawagama Lake, Kennisis Lake, Kimball Lake, Kushog Lake, Lake St. Nora, Lipsy Lake, Little Hawk Lake, Little Kennisis Lake, Maple Lake, McFadden Lake, Miskwabi Lake, Moose Lake, Niger Lake, North Pigeon Lake, Paudash Lake, Percy Lake, Raven Lake, Red Pine Lake, Redstone Lake, Sheldon Lake, Sherborne Lake, Silent Lake, Soyers Lake, Twelve Mile Lake, West Lake, Wilbermere Lake
Hastings County 9
Baptiste Lake, Big Mink Lake, Diamond Lake, Faraday Lake, Jamieson Lake, L'Amable Lake, Lake St. Peter, Lavallee Lake, Wollaston Lake
Kenora District 28
Apps Lake, Big Canon Lake, Big Vermilion Lake, Catastrophe Lake, Cliff Lake, Confederation Lake, Crook Lake, Edward Lake, Fox Lake, Grey Trout Lake, Gullwing Lake, Kakagi Lake, Katimiagamak Lake, Little Vermilion Lake, Lower Stewart Lake, Mameigwess Lake, Minnitaki Lake, Paguchi Lake, Red Lake, Rowan Lake, Scattergood Lake, Secret Lake, Sheila L., Silver Lake, Thunder Lake, Tom Lake, Victoria Lake, Wapageisi Lake
Leeds and Grenville 5
Big Rideau Lake, Charleston Lake, Gananoque Lake, Indian Lake, Red Horse Lake
Lennox and Addington County 5
Crystal Lake, Joeperry Lake, Spring Lake, Trout Lake, Weslemkoon Lake
Manitoulin District 1
Muskoka 15
Bella Lake, Bigwind Lake, Clear Lake, Dotty Lake, Fairy Lake, Grandview Lake, Lake Joseph, Lake Rosseau, Lake Vernon, Lake of Bays, Mary Lake, Peninsula Lake, Shoe Lake, Skeleton Lake, Young Lake
Nipissing District 28
Aylen Lake, Biggar Lake, Butt Lake, Canoe Lake, Cassels Lake, Cauchon Lake, Cross Lake, Cross Lake, Daisy Lake, Hangstone Lake, Kokoko Lake, Little McDougal Lake, Little Trout Lake, Lorne Lake, Manitou Lake, McCraney Lake, Mink Lake, Net Lake, North Tea Lake, Rabbit Lake, Sisco Lake, Tilden Lake, Timber Lake, Tom Thomson Lake, Trout Lake, Turtle Lake, Waterclear Lake, Whitebirch Lake
Parry Sound District 19
Bay Lake, Blackstone Lake, Clear Lake, Clear Lake, Clear Lake, Crane Lake, Duck Lake, Emsdale Lake, Lake Bernard, Loon Lake, Otter Lake, Restoule Lake, Sand Lake, Spider Lake, Spring Lake, Stormy Lake, Sucker Lake, Wahwashkesh Lake, Whitefish Lake
Peterborough County 19
Anstruther Lake, Bottle Lake, Cathchacoma Lake, Chandos Lake, Cherry Lake, Concession Lake, Cox Lake, Crystal Lake, Eels Lake, Fortescue Lake, Gold Lake, Jack Lake, Long Lake, Loucks Lake, Mississagua Lake, Pencil Lake, Rathbun Lake, Salmon Lake, Sucker Lake
Rainy River District 5
Abbess Lake, Crystal Lake, French Lake, Lilac Lake, McCaulay Lake
Renfrew County 15
Bark Lake, Billys Lake, Burns Lake, Centennial Lake, Lake Clear, McSourley Lake, Mill Lake, Morrow Lake, Muskrat Lake, Oriole Lake, Round Lake, Trout Lake, Wabun Lake, Wadsworth Lake, Windigo Lake
Sudbury District 40
Avery Lake, Bear Lake, Benner Lake, Bigwood Lake, Borden Lake, Chrysler Lake, Ella Lake, Emerald Lake, Emerald Lake (lac Emerald), Fairbank Lake, Florence Lake, George Lake, Hannah Lake, Harry Lake, Johnson Lake, Kasasway Lake, Kecil Lake, Kukagami Lake, La Cloche Lake, Laundrie Lake, Megisan Lake, Michaud Lake, Morgan Lake, Muskasenda Lake, Nelson Lake, Nepahwin Lake, Panache Lake, Paradise Lake, Pigeon Lake, Rollo Lake, Saw Lake, Telfer Lake, Vermilion Lake, Walker Lake, Wanapitei Lake, Wavy Lake, Weequed Lake, Whigham Lake 41, Whitefish River, Windy Lake
Thunder Bay District 17
Arrow Lake (North East), Deception Lake, Fallingsnow Lake, Greenwater Lake, Icarus Lake, Lukinto Lake, McKay Lake, McLeod Lake, Myrt Lake, Nalla Lake, Northern Light Lake, Oliver Lake, Pagwachuan Lake, Pringle Lake, Squeers Lake, Titmarsh Lake, Waweig Lake
Timiskaming District 11
Anima Nipissing Lake, Burk Lake, Crystal Lake, Larder Lake, Marina Lake, Radisson Lake, Rib Lake, Smoothwater Lake, St. Anthony Lake, Watabeag Lake, Whitney Lake
York Region 1
Sources
- Government of Ontario: Lake Trout
- Ontario Freshwater Fishes Life History Database: Lake Trout
- Government of Ontario: FMZ 18 Fisheries Management Plan, Lake Trout management strategy
- Government of Ontario: Ontario's fish stocking program
- Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources, Fish ON-Line — the angler catch reports behind the lake list, map and trip figures. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Ontario. The data holds no angler identities.