Ontario Crappie Fishing Lake of the Woods

Fishing for Crappie on Lake of the Woods in Northwestern Ontario Canada is great fun for all the family fishermen

Lake of the Woods welcomes you for a fishing adventure

Black Crappie Fishing is fun in summer and in winter.

Come fish on Lake of the Woods.

Winter ice fishing for Black Crappie.

Enjoy the scenery and the warmth of the sun on beautiful March days.

Crappie fishing on Lake of the Woods, ZONE 5, is open all year round, and is always exciting. These pan fish provide you with lots of action & hours of fishing pleasure; especially fun to catch ice fishing!

14.5" Black Crappie Master Angler: Ontario Crappie Fishing on Lake of the Woods

Lake of the Woods Crappie fishing is fun and yields alot of crappies on a daily basis, some are 13" or larger Black Crappies.

With a full limit licence you are allowed 15 a day and 15 in possession. With a Conservation Licence you are allowed 10 a day and 10 in Possession.

In Early Spring to Summer, Crappies are found on weedy shorelines & in weedy bays with muddy bottoms. To catch Crappies, a small jig tipped with a minnow works the best. You need to drop the jig down to the bottom into the weeds, then pull up and pop it over the weeds and let it sink to the bottom again. Just keep repeating this technique. In early morning and in evening it works the best.

In the fall, Crappie move into deep bays in about 40 feet of water & we use the same bait tipped with minnow. The technique then to catch Crappies is to vertically jig off the bottom.

In the winter, for ice fishing, Crappie are readily caught in "the hot spots" on Lake of the Woods that are known to produce hours of fishing fun & entertainment. We can take you out there with heated portable ice huts to protect you from the weather.

Whether you are looking for a great fish to fry or plenty of Crappie to take home, we can help you find some prime Crappie fishing spots for a fishing adventure you won’t forget.

The Master Angler Award program recognizes the efforts of fishermen catching Crappie 10" and over.