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    Armstrong Ontario Trout Fishing

    World-class Trout Fishing
    - Armstrong -
    one of Ontario’s great Trout fishing areas!

    Armstrong Trout Outfitters, Fishing Lodges and Guides are proud to provide excellent personal service, with friendly, experienced professionals.

    Armstrong the gateway to Wabakimi Provincial Park- located near the Albany River and Ogoki Reservoir, Northwestern Ontario, in the rugged North of Superior area.

    Our Armstrong area Trout Fishing Lodges provide an ideal Family Summer Vacation getaway. Get away from the distractions of computers and cell phones and spend some quality time in Canada!

    Visiting Armstrong for a Fishing Trip?

    Read our Border Crossing Checklist if you are visiting Canada from the USA.

    • Trout Fishing Fly-In Outposts Camps, Armstrong Ontario.
    • American Plan Trout Fishing Lodge, Armstrong Ontario.
    • Armstrong Housekeeping Fishing Cottage Rental, Armstrong Bed and Breakfast

    The avid Trout fisherman can spend a fortune on their fishing boat and accessories, or, save a bundle and have everything provided by a local Outfitter, Fly-in Outpost Camp or one of our top-rated Trout Fishing Lodges in Armstrong Ontario!

    Learn How to Catch Lake Trout with TroutBook.com! We are gathering Trout Fishing Videos, articles on Fishing Gear, reviews on the best fly fishing lures for Trout, and a list of what to bring Trout fishing in the form of a fishing trip checklist, plus fishing tips from Trout Anglers everywhere!

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    Ontario Angler Awards

    If you’ve caught a trophy sized Trout, be sure to register for the O.F.A.H. Ontario Angler Awards, a province wide fishing award program that officially promotes and recognizes recreational angling efforts in Ontario by both resident and non-resident anglers.

    Armstrong Ontario Trout Fishing:

    Fly-in to a Remote Outpost Camp, or find a weekly vacation cabin rental for spectacular Trout Fishing – here to make your Canadian Fishing Vacation unforgetable!

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    From plankton and insects to fish and small mammals, a Lake Trout will devour it all.

    Natural Lake Trout Bait varies according to food availability, and the size of the individual Trout. They are even cannibals, eating smaller Trout. Often Sculpin and Cisco are the favoured food, although in the Great Lakes they prefer Smelt, and Alewife. The larger Trout prefer fish.

    Fly fishing for Trout attempts to mimic the real-life movements of insects that may land on the water surface.  You can learn fly fishing techniques from a few of the American Plan Trout Fishing Lodges.  Contact a few Outfitters and ask them about the skills of their Trout Fishing Guides – if you find a guide who ties his own flies for fly fishing – you are sure to have a great time fly fishing for Trout!

    Adult Lake Trout may eat zooplankton, insect larvae, small crustaceans, clams, snails, leeches, mice, shrews, and even birds on rare occasions. They also feed eagerly on white fish, and sticklebacks.

    It is a little-known fact that Lake Trout are patient and cunning predators, waiting beneath schools of baitfish for a weak or injured fish to stray from the school.

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