Ontario Fishery Regulations, 2007

31 (1) No person shall angle with a line to which more than four hooks are attached.

(1.1) No person who angles in the waters of that part of the Credit River and its tributaries upstream of the Old Baseline Road bridge in the Town of Caledon in the Regional Municipality of Peel shall use

• (a) a hook other than a single-pointed barbless hook; or

• (b) a line to which more than one single-pointed barbless hook is attached.

(2) No person who angles in the waters set out in Part 1 of Schedule 4 shall use

• (a) a hook other than a barbless hook; or

• (b) a line to which more than one barbless hook is attached.

(3) No person shall angle using

• (a) a hook other than a barbless hook

  • (i) in the waters set out in Part 2 of Schedule 4, or

  • (ii) in the waters set out in column 1 of Part 3 of Schedule 4 during the period set out in column 4;

• (b) anything other than an artificial lure in the waters set out in Part 4 of Schedule 4;

• (c) anything other than an artificial lure when ice fishing in the waters of Lake Nipigon and its tributaries; or

• (d) anything other than an artificial fly in the waters set out in Part 5 of Schedule 4.

(4) No person shall angle for lake trout in the waters upstream of Snowshoe Dam (50°54′22″ N, 93°31′05″ W) on the Chukuni River, which include Red Lake (51°03′00″ N, 93°57′00″ W), Keg Lake (50°59′32″ N, 93°41′01″ W), Gullrock Lake (50°58′28″ N, 93°37′0″ W), Ranger Lake (51°03′54″ N, 93°34′33″ W), Two Island Lake (50°55′30″ N, 93°34′53″ W) and all portions of the Chukuni River between these lakes and any waters flowing into the Red Lake and Gullrock Lake system, using

• (a) a hook other than a single-pointed barbless hook;

• (b) a line to which more than one barbless hook is attached; or

• (c) anything other than an artificial lure.

(5) No person shall angle in Clearwater Bay of Lake of the Woods (49°42′ N, 94°45′ W), Echo Bay of Lake of the Woods (49°39′ N, 94°50′ W), or Cul de Sac Lake (49°38′ N, 94°50′ W), using

• (a) a hook other than a barbless hook; or

• (b) when angling for lake trout, a line to which more than one barbless hook is attached.