Halley's Trophy Fishing List

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.

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!

Total Trophy Walleyes: 423
Walleyes must be 27″ or over
August 5, 2023, Doc McDaniel caught the largest walleye at 32″ in length.

Total Trophy Pike: 238
Northern Pike must be 38″ or over
June 11, 2023, Tom Paladino caught the largest pike at 45″ in length.

Total Trophy Bass: 516
Bass must be 18″ or over
August 21, 2023, Kurt Nysteun caught the largest bass at 22 1/2″ in length.

Total Trophy Trouts: 4
Lake trout must be 30″ or over
May 23, 2023, Rob Ansell caught the largest trout at 38″ in length.

Total Trophy Walleyes: 175
Walleyes must be 27″ or over
July 25, 2022 Kevin Ownby caught the largest walleye at 33″ in length.

Total Trophy Pike: 242
Northern Pike must be 38″ or over
May 25+27, 2022 the largest northern was 46″ caught by Troy Dusenberry and Barry Krulewitch

Total Trophy Bass: 748
Bass must be 18″ or over
Both Steve Nelson and Brett Boice caught the largest smallmouth bass at 21.75″ in length.

Total Trophy Trouts: 5
Lake trout must be 30″ or over
June 13, 2022 Ron Nelson caught the largest trout at 37.25″ in length.

We couldn’t be open until after August 21st due to COVID-19 and Forest Fires. This years season was 3.5 weeks at Kettle Falls and 6 weeks at Caribou Falls.

Total Trophy Walleyes: 34
Walleyes must be 27″ or over
Biggest was 30″ caught by Nicholas Lovering

We couldn’t be open until after August 21st due to COVID-19 and Forest Fires. This years season was 3.5 weeks at Kettle Falls and 6 weeks at Caribou Falls.

Total Trophy Pike: 29
Northern Pike must be 38″ or over
Biggest was 42″ caught by Jacob Hardy and Jimmy Calhoun

We couldn’t be open until after August 21st due to COVID-19 and Forest Fires. This years season was 3.5 weeks at Kettle Falls and 6 weeks at Caribou Falls.

Total Trophy Bass: 65
Bass must be 18″ or over
Biggest was 21.5″ caught by Bryan Hargiss

A total of 231 trophy walleyes registered with the largest was 31.75"
A total of 206 trophy northern pike with the largest being 48"
A total of 1154 trophy smallmouth bass registered with the largest being 21.25"
A total of 7 trophy trout with the largest being 33.5"

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