As our guests all know, we keep a record of all trophy fish caught at our lodges and outposts for the Trophy Waters Conservation Area listings. That is, all fish landed and live released that have a measurement of at least 27 inches for walleye, 38 inches for northern pike, and 18 inches for smallmouth bass are recorded for the annual Trophy Waters Trophy Angler publication.

The minimum lengths for trophy fish caught in the Trophy Waters area is actually more stringent than the rest of Ontario. It is true, and we are proud of the fact. Associated partners of Ontario Travel have regulated that the following lengths apply throughout the rest of Ontario to qualify your fish as a trophy: 30 inches for northern pike compared to our 38 inches, 25 inches for walleye compared to our 27 inches, and 17 inches for smallmouth bass compared to our 18 inches.

So what does this mean for you? When fishing at Halley's Camps in the Trophy Waters, you are fishing in a well preserved, well maintained conservation fishing area. It means a fantastic fishing vacation with plenty of fish, and a real chance at a “true” trophy. You do the math. Then come and experience Halley’s for yourself!

Click here for our Our 2008 List.

Our 2009 List: Between Caribou Falls Landing, One Man Lake Lodge, Kettle Falls Lodge, and our fly in outpost locations, our grand tally for registered trophy fish in 2008 was 990. Impressive! Now, our task for our guests for 2010 – remember to register ALL of your trophy fish!! With your help, we can make 2010 our best year yet!

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