FISHING IN 1000 ISLANDS
    Fishing in the 1000 Islands offers the outdoors
    enthusiast a wide variety of species, habitats, and
    techniques. Popular species that can be caught in the
    St. Lawrence R. are: northern pike, smallmouth and
    largemouth bass, muskellunge, walleye, perch, carp,
    catfish (bullhead & channel), crappie, rock bass, and
    sunfish. Bring your tackle and catch these species
    from shore, your boat, or hire a professional local
    fishing guide who will supply the boat and tackle for
    your outing in the islands.
    Fishing with live or artificial bait while drifting, trolling,
    casting or still fishing from shore, will allow the avid or
    novice angler the opportunity to experience some of
    the best fishing in North America. Fish are caught from
    water 0 to 70 feet deep (some parts are over 250 ft.),
    in protected weedy bays with cattails and bullrushes,
    on rocky shoals and sand flats, or along shorelines
    with downed trees and scattered boulders. Man made
    docks, boathouses, seawalls and bridges all provide
    great structure for the fish to call home. Throw in the
    many changes in river currents and you truly have the
    most diverse habitat imaginable.
    Fishing supplies, tackle, bait, and licenses are all
    available at local stores and resorts as well as
    information on local fishing guides, boat ramps, and
    docking facilities.
    By Doug Amos 1000 Islands Guide Service
Fishing Friends:
The Ultimate Fishing Experience:
  • St. Lawrence River
  • Charleston Lake
  • Lake Ontario

  • Four Nights Accommodations at Caiger's Resort
  • Four Breakfasts
  • Four Dinners
  • Three Box Lunches

Explore the 1000 Islands Area and enjoy the splendid
beauty  of three different bodies of water.
Please call or email for details and prices
LAKE TROUT, SALMON, RAINBOW
TROUT, BROWN TROUT

Nickel's Charters is a family business
owned and operated by Stan and Ricky
Nickel. Our Charter is located in the
Kingston area and was founded in
1988.