You can catch several species of fish in the Niagara River, including steelhead, lake trout, brown trout, walleye, muskellunge, carp, catfish, smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, and several species of panfish.

Steelhead Fishing

Steelhead

Steelhead were introduced into The Great Lakes years ago. They are migratory trout that spend all summer in The Great Lakes then migrate into the rivers and tributaries starting in the fall through winter and into the spring.
Smallmouth Bass Fishing

Smallmouth Bass

A sure sign of spring besides warmer temperatures is the annual spawning of Lake Erie’s world famous smallmouth bass. Late April throughout June the Buffalo Outer Harbor located right outside of Buffalo NY is home to some of the biggest smallmouth bass. They come into the shallows of Lake Erie, and The Niagara River to feed and spawn.
Walleye Fishing

Walleye

A sure sign summer has begun is the start of walleye fishing. In our basin of Lake Erie, the walleyes that hang out down around the Ohio area of Lake Erie make their way to the eastern basin outside of Buffalo.
Lake Trout Fishing

Lake Trout

Lake Trout are native to The Great Lakes. They are another cool water trout that can be found by the thousands in The Lower Niagara River when water temperatures drop to approximately 55 degrees and below. They make for great fighting fish, but are catch, and release aboard our vessel.
Brown Trout Fishing

Brown Trout

Brown Trout are stocked trout that were introduced to The Great Lakes decades ago. They’re amazing brown, and gold colors are what lure anglers from all around world to come, and fish for them. They also are a cold water trout that can be excepted to show up when waters cool to 55 degrees and below.
Salmon Fishing

Salmon

Great Lakes King Salmon are some of the hardest freshwater fish we have. Salmon are stocked in Lake Ontario at a very young age.