All packages include an 8 day conservation fishing license for each adult. An Ontario Fishing Outdoors Card is not included. It is needed to get a license. If you have one, be sure to bring it. The Outdoors Card and other licenses are available at cost. See Fishing licence fees for non-Canadian residents.  The fees listed are in Canadian dollars and we will give the current exchange rate when you pay in U.S. dollars. No fishing license is included or required for children paying 1/2 price, when fishing with a licensed adult.

Williams Lake Lodge seasons, bag limits, and size limits:

• Walleye and Sauger or any combination: Season opens 3rd. Saturday in May.  None over 18″ may be kept. With a Sport license, 4 under 18″ may be kept. With a Conservation license, 2 under 18″ may be kept.
• Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass or any combination: Season open all year. From January 1 thru June 30, with a Sport license, 2 may be kept (must be under 13.5″). With a Conservation license, 1 may be kept (must be under 13.5″). From July 1 through November 30, with a Sport license, 4 may be kept with no size limit. With a Conservation license, 2 may be kept with no size limit.
• Northern Pike: Season open all year. None over 27.5″ may be kept. With a Sport license, 4 under 27.5″ may be kept. With a Conservation license, 2 under 27.5″ may be kept.
• Muskellunge: Season opens 3rd. Saturday in June. None may be kept with either license.
• Yellow Perch: Season open all year. With a Sport license, 50 may be kept. With a Conservation license, 25 may be kept.
• Lake Whitefish: Season open all year. With a Sport license, 12 may be kept. With a Conservation license, 6 may be kept.

You must pinch the tail closed when measuring fish. Fish that are to be kept must be killed immediately. Put them on ice in a cooler. You are not allowed to have filleted fish in the boat. Your limit includes fish in the freezer at camp, fish in your possession, plus the fish eaten at shore lunch. For more information, please read Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources General Fishing Regulations and Specific to Zone 4 Regulations. Williams Lake and Lac Seul are both in Zone 4.