The open season for Aurora Trout is a short season from August 1 – October 15. The beginning of the season is during one of the warmest summer months and will push the fish out to deeper, cooler …

Presently the Aurora Trout can now be found in a total of twelve lakes including Whirligig and Whitepine. The Aurora trout is currently still on the endangered species list by the Committee on the Status of …

All of the smaller specimens of the Aurora Trout taken by us were infested by a parasitic copepod, identified by Professor Charles Branch Wilson as Satmincola edwardsii (Olssen).

Although they do seem to look the same to an uneducated eye, there are several distinct differences between the two species of trout. The first and easiest way to distinguish an Aurora is they do not …

Fishing opportunities for Aurora trout have introduced back to the public in several lakes except for Whirligig and Whitepine. These are the original lakes that held natural populations of the species.

The Aurora trout has many similar components as its famous cousin the brook trout. The average size of the fish is very comparable to its cousin although the Ontario record is much smaller coming in at just …

It seems that the survival of the Aurora trout can realistically come true with most of the threats eliminated or minimized. The native lakes seem to be almost recovered from previous acidification …

Aurora Trout Content for this site written by Tyler Dunn. Ontario Fishing Lodges HOME Tackle Talk How to ID Aurora Trout How to Locate Aurora Trout How to Help Aurora Trout Fishing for Aurora Trout …

How to ID Aurora Trout How to Locate Aurora Trout How to Help Aurora Trout Fishing for Aurora Trout 1925 Story of the discovery of the Aurora Trout Original Carnegie Museum Report of the Discovery …

There are many ways to help ensure the Aurora trout make a complete, healthy return back to their native watershed. First and foremost, respecting the laws concerning the short season and the one …