WALLEYE
L: 25-85 cm
TOW: Almost all lakes and rivers in Ontario
LO: White tip on lower tail fin, no distinct blotches or bands on adults
BROOK TROUT
L: 15-40 cm
TOW: Cold, clear streams, small lakes, lake superior
LO: Light wormlike markings and spots on dark background, some red and blue, square tail, white leading edge on lower fins, set off by black line
LAKE TROUT
L: 30-80 cm
TOW: Cold waters of deep lakes throughout much of Ontario
LO: Light wormlike markings and spots on dark background, none red, deeply forked tail, white leading edge on lower fins, but no black line
LARGEMOUTH BASS
L: 25-55 cm
TOW: Warm, weedy, slow or still waters primarily in southern Ontario
LO: Upper jaw extends beyond eye, deep notch between dorsal fins, body often with a broken horizontal stripe
SMALLMOUTH BASS
L: 25-50 cm
TOW: Clear, rocky waters with little vegetation from southern Ontario to northern Ontario
LO: Upper jaw does not extend beyond eye, shallow notch between dorsal fins, body often with dark, broken bars
NORTHERN PIKE
L: 45-100 cm
TOW: Quiet, vegetated waters throughout Ontario
LO: Light yellowish spots on dark green background, tips of tail fin more rounded than muskellunge, see also head close-up below
Fish in Algonquin
This page has 6 different types of fish that you can find Algonquin Park, Ontario. The info this page will tell you is the length of the fish, the type of water it lives in, and the look of the fish. L, stands for length, TOW, stands for type of water, and LO, stands for the look of the fish.