Imagine a bright calm sunny day... suddenly the flash of a huge Rainbow Trout just meters from the boat ... the rod dips as the scream of the line pierces the air. Fish On! ... you yell, there is a scramble of bodies as the crew and passengers shift for position and the Captain grabs the rod. Hey ... its my turn!

Sound like fun? You bet! Your Great lake fishing charter in Northumberland County Canada can be a thrill for the entire family.

Your holiday destination is Cobourg, along the north shore of Lake Ontario, Canada. Lake Ontario has an abundance of Salmon and Rainbow Trout Fishing, both natural and stocked, for your enjoyment. Relax aboard my Twin V8 powered 26 foot Penn Yan Sports Fisherman, sporting a generous beam, ample cabin room, on-board washroom and 100 sq. feet of rear deck space... your comfort is guaranteed. Discover the delights of our town. Accommodation is plentiful with your choice of Hotels, Motels and B&B's available throughout the area. Take in a show at the Victoria Concert Hall or the Fire-hall Theater, browse through area antique and specialty shops, take a walk along the Boardwalk and the Waterfront "Heritage Shores" Trail or let one of our fine cafes, restaurants or pubs relax you with dining and entertainment. We are located one hour from Toronto, two hours east of Niagara Falls. While here fishing, plan to see the Toronto Blue Jays play baseball.
While on your Canada Vacation, try to get some fishing in!!

Whether on vacation, hosting a company event, closing a lucrative business deal or just out for great fishing, a day aboard Rod Dipper Charters will be a day to remember.

Two fish on one rod, double headers, 30 minute battles with salmon are just a few of the delights you may encounter. Sound too good to be true? Then see for yourself .... check out the pictures in the " Fishing Gallery" and read what our customers have to say in " Anglers Comments " on the Information page. You won't be disappointed.

Web page maintained by your Captain, John Bond © 1997-2005: all rights reserved.
design by kradamson · 2005