We -Woody's Resort- are on the US side and have great fishing, but if you choose here's some information to cross the border into Canada...For information on how to obtain a REMOTE AREA BORDER CROSSING PERMIT please see our FAQ page. All you need to know and more can be found there!!!
Fishing CANADA
2010 Fishing & Hunting License Fees RAINY LAKE SPORTS AND TACKLE We are the areas largest fishing and hunting license issuer. Export Permits and Camping Permits are also available. GST Included
RESIDENT
Fishing
Hunting
Sport Fishing (sticker only) - $23.57
Small Game (sticker only) - $19.63
Conservation Fishing (sticker only) - $13.74
Deer - $37.30
Temporary Sport Fishing - $29.45
Farmer's Deer - $22.09
Temporary Conservation Fishing - $19.62
Moose - $44.18
1-Day Fishing - $9.82
Black Bear - $37.30
Wild Turkey - $23.28
Dog Licence (big game) - $10.55
NON-RESIDENT
Fishing
Hunting
Annual Fishing - $65.77
Small Game - $93.27
Annual Conservation Fishing - $40.26
Moose - $373.09
8-Day Fishing - $42.22
Deer - $186.54
8-Day Conservation Fishing - $24.55
Black Bear - $186.54
Great Lakes 1-Day Fishing - $17.67
Wild Turkey - $23.28
To purchase a hunting license, a copy of a previous hunting licence is required. Call for details (807) 274-6429 Email us license@rainylakesports.com
Import of Bait
It is illegal to bring any live fish, crayfish, live leeches or salamanders into Ontario for use as bait.
No Release of Bait
Anglers must not release any live bait or dump the contents of a bait bucket including the water, into any waters. The bait bucket water should be disposed of on land, well away from the water’s edge.
WALLEYE AND SAUGER (
NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO – UNITED STATES BORDER WATERS
REGULATIONS FOR NON-RESIDENT ANGLERSNG LICENCE NON-RESIDENT CONSERVATION FISHING LICENCE
NEW PASSPORT REGULATIONS FOR ALL PERSONS ARRIVING IN THE U.S. OR RE-ENTERING THE U.S., FROM CANADA, BY AIR.
New U.S. passport regulations mandated by the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI) took effect January 23, 2007, and now require all U.S. and Canadian citizens who cross the U.S. and Canadian border by air to have a valid passport to establish their identity and citizenship.
NEW PASSPORT REGULATIONS FOR PERSONS ARRIVING IN THE U.S. OR RE-ENTERING THE US, FROM CANADA, BY LAND AND SEA/LAKE.
Presently, the regulations governing U.S. and Canadian citizens traveling to, or returning to the U.S. from Canada, by land and sea/lake, remain unchanged; all U.S. and Canadian Citizens crossing the U.S. and Canadian border by land and sea must be prepared to show either a passport, or other proof of citizenship such as a birth certificate, and a government-issued photo-ID such as a drivers license. A driver’s license is never proof of citizenship, of course, but can serve as documentation of the bearer’s identity in support of other proof of citizenship.
For resident aliens, an original green card is proof of permanent U.S. residence and, together with a photo-ID, will also suffice.
However, proposed, as yet unspecified changes mandated by WHTI will take effect sometime between January 1, 2008 (at the earliest), and June 1, 2009 (at the latest), whereupon U.S. and Canadian citizens will be required to present either passports “or other secure documents”, yet to be designated by the U.S. State Department.
