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Most people require a recreational fishing licence or deemed licence to legally fish in Ontario. You must carry your Outdoors Card or licence summary whenever you are fishing. If requested, you must present these documents to a conservation officer. An Outdoors Card is a plastic, wallet-sized card valid for three calendar years and used for administration purposes. In addition to your Outdoors Card, you will need to carry the following when you are fishing, depending on when you purchased your fishing licence.
Licence summary: A document that lists all valid fishing and hunting licences. The licence summary can be either a printed copy or saved as a digital format, or the box printed on the back of your Outdoors Card indicating a 3- or 1-year fishing licence.
Instead of purchasing and carrying an Outdoors Card and recreational fishing licence, persons described below carrying the specified documents while fishing may use them as a fishing licence. Catch and possession limits for a sport fishing licence apply in these situations.
The persons described below can carry a licence, permit, certificate or identification card issued by a federal, provincial or territorial government of Canada that indicates their name and date of birth and use it as a fishing licence.
Government issued identification is required and anglers must follow catch and possession limits for conservation fishing licences. For more information on these fishing opportunities, contact the Natural Resources Information and Support Centre at 1-800-387-7011 or visit ontario.ca/FreeFishing.
Many Indigenous communities in Ontario hold Aboriginal or treaty rights to fish. We are committed to respecting these constitutionally-protected rights. After conservation goals are met, Aboriginal and treaty rights to fish take priority before allocation and management of the resource for other purposes.
Members of Indigenous communities exercising an Aboriginal or treaty right generally do not require an Outdoors Card and Ontario fishing licence when fishing for food, social or ceremonial purposes within their traditional or treaty territory. Indigenous individuals should be prepared to provide identification showing their community membership if requested by conservation officers. Members of Indigenous communities fishing outside of their traditional or treaty area must hold a valid fishing licence and follow the corresponding seasons, limits, slot sizes and gear restrictions, or have permission from a First Nation to fish within their traditional or treaty territory (R v. Shipman et al., 2007). This is also applicable to members of Indigenous communities from the United States fishing in Ontario waters.
Anyone who is not an Ontario or Canadian resident is considered a non-Canadian resident for the purposes of fishing licence regulations. Most non-Canadian residents require an Outdoors Card and recreational fishing licence to fish in Ontario, including those 65 years of age or older. The following exceptions apply.
The following licences are available online or through all licence issuers or participating ServiceOntario locations. Three-year sport and conservation fishing licences can also be purchased through our automated telephone licensing line 1-800-288-1155 when renewing your Outdoors Card.
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