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Fishing maps for Georgian Bay's surveyed sounds, island shores, bays and peninsula sections.
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The bay's archipelagos, sounds, sheltered bays and exposed shores require smaller pages to preserve local depth and habitat context.
One page per mapped area
923-acre section. The long protected harbour off Penetanguishene at the SE corner of Georgian Bay: pike and bass in the weedy shallows, walleye and panfish on the drops.
636-acre section. Midland's harbour bay in Severn Sound: bass and pike on the shoreline weed beds, walleye and perch out on the flats.
460-acre section. Shallow, weedy Sturgeon Bay off Waubaushene: a muskie and pike bay with largemouth in the cabbage and panfish everywhere.
1,990-acre section. The Matchedash marsh at the head of Severn Sound, a Ramsar wetland: a shallow pike, bass and panfish bay with fluctuating water levels.
10,574-acre section. The open water of Severn Sound around Beausoleil and Giants Tomb islands and Honey Harbour: weedline pike and muskie, rock-shoal smallmouth, and a fall walleye and whitefish run.
268,211-acre section. The big southern bay off Wasaga Beach, Collingwood, Thornbury and Meaford: a salmon and trout shore with river-mouth steelhead runs, harbour pike and deep-water lakers and whitefish.
171,286-acre section. Parry Sound and the Killbear shore of the Thirty Thousand Islands: rock-pile smallmouth and pike everywhere, big-water muskie, and lake trout in the deep sound.
150,038-acre section. The French River delta, Key Harbour and Byng Inlet on north Georgian Bay: legendary muskie and walleye water in a maze of granite channels and weedy back bays.
254,592-acre section. The Bruce Peninsula's Georgian Bay shore from Lion's Head to Tobermory and Cabot Head: clear, deep lake-trout and whitefish water with stocked splake around the harbours.
127,814-acre section. The twin southwest arms: Owen Sound's salmon harbour and Wiarton's Colpoys Bay, one of Ontario's best splake and whitefish waters, with chinook staging off both sounds each fall.
72,338-acre section. The cottage-channel maze from Go Home Bay up through Woods Bay and the Moon River: storied muskie water with a spring walleye run and pike in every weedy back bay.
61,353-acre section. Pointe au Baril's lighthouse channels and the Shawanaga Inlet: classic Thirty Thousand Islands water — rock-shoal smallmouth, channel pike and walleye, with lakers off the outer islands.
274,365-acre section. Manitoulin Island's Georgian Bay shore — Manitowaning Bay and South Bay — across to Killarney and Collins Inlet under the La Cloche hills: lakers and whitefish on the deep edges, walleye and pike in the bays, muskie in the inlet.
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