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Panfish, carp, catfish and other species can turn a quiet day into a great one.
Most anglers have a favourite fish, but overlooked species can provide just as much fun. Carp are powerful line-pullers that test tackle and patience. Panfish such as yellow perch, sunfish, bluegill and crappie provide steady action and can often be caught from shore.
Panfish are a fine way to introduce children to fishing. A small hook, float and simple bait make it easy to see the bite. Adults enjoy them too, mainly when crappie and perch gather in good numbers.
Ontario is also home to whitefish, sturgeon, gar, channel catfish and many other fish. Each calls for different water, tackle and methods, giving curious anglers many reasons to try something new.

Keep tackle simple for family fishing and pick a safe dock or shoreline with room to cast. Everyone near deep or fast water should wear a properly fitted life jacket. Check identification and fishing rules before keeping any catch because limits vary by species and zone.
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Techniques for fishing weeds and thick largemouth cover.
Yellow perch, sunfish, bluegill and crappie often provide steady action with simple tackle.
Yes. Carp and channel catfish are found in several southern Ontario rivers, bays and connected waters.