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Fishing at Queenston Docks |
Queenston Docks offer a great escape for all anglers. You can get there by boat, car, bike or on foot. Queenston Docks are world renowned for the fishing experiences. There is a public boat launch, public parking and a beautiful scenery. You can fish off the dock, or trek up-stream along the river bank, or take your boat out into the water. It is a perfect place for a peaceful, enjoyable and successful fishing experience.
Contributed by Gillian Greenall - December 2009
Migratory Species: Rainbow trout, brown trout, Chinook salmon, Coho salmon, lake trout
From Toronto:
QEW (Niagara) over Garden City Skyway in St. Catharines
Keep left at Kings Hwy 405 (Lewiston U.S.A./ Queenston/ ON-405)
and follow signs for Niagara Parkway
Left at Stanley Avenue
Continue to Portage Road
At roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Niagara Pkwy and proceed down the escarpment heading north
Right on York Street
Left on Front Street
Continue onto Princess Street
Right on Dumfries Street
Follow the Queenston Boat Docking signs along the dirt road to the docks.
From Fort Erie / Buffalo:
Get on QEW (Toronto)
Take exit 34 for Mountain Rd toward County Rd-101 0.5 km
Turn right at Mountain Rd (signs for Mountain Rd E) 2.4 km
Continue onto Four Mile Creek Rd 1.3 km
Turn right at York Rd 4.3 km
Follow the Queenston Boat Docking signs along the dirt road to the docks.
You and your guests must have a fishing license.
Queenston holds a world known recognition because it is the location where Laura Secord discovered the American soldiers were going to attack from Lewiston. This holds great value within the town and encourages a tourism attraction.
Queenston is opposite of the Lewiston docks in the U.S., the Niagara Jet boats are docked at Lewiston and at Niagara-on-the-lake, allowing for seasonal viewings of the Niagara Jet boats adventures.
Summer July-September Bass fishing and steelhead fishing in the entire region
Agricultural, residential, commercial. This part of the
Niagara River Game Fish Species
Game Fish Species : |
Zones & Season:
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Walleye
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Zone 19, Open all year / Zone 20, Jan. 1 to Mar. 1 and 1st Sat. in May to Dec. 31
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Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass
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Zones 19 & 20, 4th Saturday in June to Nov. 30
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Northern Pike
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Zone 19, Open all year / Zone 20, 1st Saturday in May to Dec. 31.
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Muskellunge
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Zones 19 & 20, 3rd Saturday in June to Dec. 15
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Yellow Perch
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Zones 19 & 20, Open all year
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Crappie
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Zones 19 & 20, Open all year
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Sunfish
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Zones 19 & 20, Open all year
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Brown Trout
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Zones 19 & 20, Open all year
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Rainbow Trout
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Zones 19 & 20, Open all year
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Lake Trout
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Zones 19 & 20, Jan. 1 to Sept.30 and Dec. 1 to Dec. 31
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Pacific Salmon
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Zones 19 & 20, Open all year
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Atlantic Salmon
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Zones 20, Open all year
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Lake Whitefish
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Zones 19 & 20, Open all year
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Lake Sturgeon
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Zones 19 & 20, Closed all year in the river
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Channel Catfish
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Zones 19 & 20, Open all year
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