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MONTREAL DOMINION, TEXAS.
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LIVERPOOL, QUEBEC and MONTREAL^
Halifax and PortUiQd, Mc, in Winter.
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Kooiiis amidsliips, where but little motion is felt.
Spoi'tsnicn and Tonrists visilini^ Canada will find the St. Lawrence route a lU'ist
(losirable way oH roachin;^ tln.'ir ilestinalion, tlirei^ days of the voyage b^-ins; passed in tiin
smooth waters and ainonj?st the niaynilieent stieuery of the (Jiilf and Uiver.
'J he Steamers sail from Liverpool every Tlmrslay, falling at Alovillo or Ik'll'ast the
f()llf>win^ day to embarlv jiHssenyers.
'J"he Vancouver is lij^hted tlironj^li'mt with tlie i;ieeliic Lij^lit and liaspro\ed herself
one of tlie fastest steamers in the Atlantic trade.
Liverpool to Quebec, Montreal, Halifax or Portland,
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For fiirtli'r parlienlars apply to
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MOSES BUCHANAN, - - 62 Buciiatiaa St., Glasgow.
WtVr. MONTGOMEttY, - - St) Foylo St., Londonderry.
HENRY GOWAN, - - - 13 Victoria St., Belfast,
And to the Ajients in ,'ill tlie principal towns and cities of (ireat IJritain, or to
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24 JAMES STREET, LIVERPOOL, and
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(AROMATIC).
Charles Wilson's (Ginger) Ale is not fermented, donsequently
is not alcoholic, is eminently warming and invigorating, yet perfectly
free from any intoxicating qualiiy.
■ Awards for Special Excellence.
International Exhibition, Philadelphia, United States, 1876.
International Exhibition, Sidney, New South Wales, 1877.
Ginger Ale in Quarts
Seltzer Water
Ginger Ale
Double Soda Water
Lemon Soda
Sarsaparilla
Potass Water
Yichg Water
To be had of aU first class Grocers.
KEEP IN A COOL PLACE-CORKS DOWN.
No Steamer, Passenger Ship or Yacht should be without a supply
of Charles Wilson's Aromatic Ginger Ale,
Seltzer and Potass Water.
Special attention given to fitting out Fishing & Hunting parties.
CHARLES WILSON,
•181 SMIBIOUHME STBEET,
TORONTO, ONT.
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GUIDE
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TO THE
FISHING AND EDNTING RESORTS
IN TIIE VICINITY OF THE
Grand Trunk Railtcay off Canada.
\\^iiU.y>->
CONTAINING I'AUTICULAUS OF
FISH, GAME, HOTELS, L *'^.RY AND GENERAL
FACILITIES.
J. HICKSON,
General Manager,
T.. J. SEARGEANT,
Traffic Manager.
WM. EDGAR,
General Passenger Agent.
MONTREAL
1889.
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CONTENTS.
Introduction , , 7
Fifching Waters and Hunting Grounds of —
Ontario 11
Quebec 60
Maine 77
Michigan , , 8C
New Ilampsbire 81
New York 84
Vermont 85
New Brunswick 86
Close Seasons for Fish and Game 88
Best Routes to the favorite grounds 92
ABBREVIATIONS.
Co., county ; b. b., black bass ; Br., brook ; Or., creek ; g. b., green
bass ; L., lake; m., mile ; Mg., niaskinong^ ; P. pond ; p. d., per day ;
p. h., per hour ; pk., pike ; pi., pickerel ; p. w., per week ; E., river ;
Str., stream; w., week.
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QUEEN'S HOTEL,
TORONTO, ONT.
McGAW & WINNETT, Proprietors.
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The " Queen's" is one of the largest and most comfortable Hotels in
the Dominion of Canada; and being adjacent to the Lake commands a
splendid view of Toronto Bay and Lake Ontario. It is well known as one
of the coolest liou.'-es in Summer in Canada, and is elegantly furnished
throughout; rooms eii sin'ie, with bath-rooms, etc, attached to every floor.
Tiiis Hotel is strictly firsi-ci.ass. and has received the patronage of the
Royal Fannly, as well aJ^ that of the Nobility of Europe.
The Grounds about it being both spacious and airy, with Croquet and
Chevalerie Lawns, render it one of the most pleasant and desirable Hotels
for business men, pleasure seekers and the travelling public.
Terms for Board, per day, $3.00, $3.50 to ^4.00 per day, according to
location of rooms.
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Being perfectly pure, are med MEDICINALLY, DIETETICALLY, aud as
GENERAL UEVERAGES at all Seas*ii8 of the Year.
Tlicy llefresli, Stiiiiiilafo, niid Noi"*lsIi or Strcngtlieii.
Highly reconimended by the Medical ProfesBioii erywliere. Sold in bottles
under tbeao registered lab«;ia only.
Highest Awards and Medals for Purity and Excellence at Centennial EAbibition,
riiiladelphia, U.S., 1876 ; Canada, 187« ; Australia, 1877 ; ai.d Paris, Fraiuie, 1878.
TESTI3IONIALS sSELECTED.
Prof. H. H. Croft, Public Analyst, Toronto, say.s : " I find it to be perfectly sound,
containing no impurities or adulterations, aiul can strongly recommend it as perfectly
pure and a very superior malt liciuor."
John 13. Edwards, Professor of <^liemis(ry, Montreal, says: " 1 find tbem to be
remarkably sound ales, brewed from pure malt and bops. "
Rev. p. .1. Ed. Paoe. Professor of Chemistry, Laval Univernity, Quebec, says : "I
have analyzed tb(^ India Pale Ale, nianufa«ture<i by .John Labatt, i.ondon, Ont., and
have found it a Hglit ale, e.ontaining but little alcohol, <>f a deliciou- flavor, and of a very
agreeable taste and superior <iuality. and conipares with the best imported ales i have
also analysed the Porter XXX Stout, of the .same brewery, which is of e.xcelleit quality ;
its flavor is ^ery agreeable ; i- is a tonic more energetic than the above ale, for it is a
little richer in alcohol, and can be couipaaed advantageously with auy imported article."
ASK YOVR GROCE;r rOR IT,
INTRODUCTION.
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The favor with which the previous editions of the Guide to the
Fishing and Hunting Resorts on thi' line was received has prompted
the manjigeuient of the Grand Trunk Railway to re-issue the work in a
more extended form, containing new and interesting particulars, covering
the entire territory served by its lines and connecting railro<ids and
steamers. The pi m of the Guide may be described as a condensation
of reports received from the Company's agents who were asked to furnish
the names of hotels in their vicinity and their charges, als* the cost of
livery ; the nearest lavorable fishing resorts :md their distance ; fish to
be obtsiined, and varieties most pleiitii^)! ; best months; baits used;
names of guides imd charges, and coj>t ofb >at hire. For hunting — the
best grounds and distance ; game most ubundant ; best months ; guides
and their charges ; whether dogs are obtainable, and a general 'lescrip-
tion of the country. From these the best reports wero selected and are
printed in a brief form in the order of the questions as above stated.
Although fubject to change in the course of the season, the inf irmation
may be generally :iccepted as reliable, and it is hoped will be a useful
assistance to sportsmen or tourists in laying out a plan for t'^eir summer
tour.
We have included data of various poir^ts of interest on the Northern
and North Western Hailway, now operat«jd by the Gand Trunk Rail-
way as a division of its extensive system. The acquisition of this line
adds an interesting territory which his long been known as a favorite
district for camping out, fishing .ind shooting. We refer partieulaiiy
to tlie Muskoka Lakes, Parry Sound Region and Georgian Bay. It is
intended to improve the train service to th^ se northern pomts, make
closer connections with trains from other parts of the line, and aflford, in
all ways, increased facilities for visiting them. In these efforts the
railway company has received considerable assistance from the various
steamer lines plying on the lakes, who also are offering additional service
and have co-operated in the preparation of a series of tours at low fares,
with the object of opening to the travelling public this picturesque and
health-giving country. 'JMie Muskoka Lukes .ire a beautiful range of
waters, adjoining one another for a distance of about 50 miles. They
are situated at an altitude of 750 feet above the level of Lake Ontario,
and are especially commended for the abutidancc of animal and veget-
able life to be found in their neighborhood, whilst the waters are filled
with the choicest varieties of the fiuny tribes. The steamers of the
> "
Muskoka and Georgian Bay Navipcjition Company make daily trips
from Gravenhurst, and passentrcrs h.ive tlie privil jr^^otstoppinir over or
going all around the lakes, according to tlieir inelin.ition. The same
company's steamers also leave Midland and Penctang for Parry Sound,
and the SJiil through the wonderful Archipelago of over twenty-seven
thousand islands, of all conceivable sizes and shapes, is one wliicli will
not be easily forgotten, whilst the enthusiastic sportsman can safely be
promised nmple opportunities for the use of his roil or gui<. An inter-
resting work entitled ''Guide to Muskoka Lakes," containing full par-
ticulars of the resources of tliis interesting reiiion will bo Ibrwai'dcd on
application to J. A. Link, Secretary Muskoka & Georgian F ;y Navi-
gation Company, Gravenhurst, Ont.
The Rangeley ]-akes, in the State of Maine, are also referred to in
the following pages, and are especially recommended to residents in the
New England States. An interesting dt'scription of them with full
particulars as to the mode of transportation, best routes, and fares has
been written by Capt. A. J. Farrar, and intemling visitors will do well
to obtain a copy of his book entitled "Androscoggin L:ikes Illustrated,"
published by the Androscoggin Lakes Transportation Co. at Boston.
"Where Nature has provided so bountifully it is difficult to particu-
larize, and we can therefore only make a passing allusion to the salmon
fisheries of the Lower Provinces of Canada, which have a world-wide
celebrity ; the magnificent fishin<r and scenery of the River St. Lawrence
and the Thousand Islands, well-known and hiizhly appreciated re-orts of
tourists from all parts of the continent, together with innumerable towns
and favorite grounds in the vicinity of those great inland seas — Lakes
Ontario, Erie, and Huron, — which (as will' be seen by a, glance at the
map on the back of this book) arc reached at many points by the,4nain
lines and branches of the Grand Trunk Railway.
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PISHING AND HUNTING RESORTS
IK THE VICIJNITV OV THE
Irmth^rtmk !||^aHmni| iompn^ nf inmiha.
PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.
Acton West, Co. Hal ton. —Hotels, $1 p. d. ; livery, $1.50 p. d.
Fishing. — Small Str. within 2 \n. ; trout (speckled) ; best months —
May and June ; baits — worms and flies ; boats — $1 p. d.
HuNTixu. — All around within 5 m. ; ^'ainu — rabbits, partridge and
woodcock ; best months — Oct. and Nov. ; guides — not needed ; country —
hilly, wooded, dry.
Appin, Co. Middlesex. — Hotels, John Mullins' and Forbes McNaughton's,
$1 p. d. ; livery, $2 p. d.
Fishing. — Thames R., 5 m. ; sunfish, b. b., pk., catfish, eels, perch ;
sunfish, b. b. and pk. most plentiful ; best months — March to May; baits
— worms, minnows.
Hunting. — From 2 to 5 m. tamarac swamp and large slashing ; game
— rabbits, squirrels, pheasants, few (hicks, quail, woodchucks ; besl
months — Oct. to Dec. ; several guides living in villaije, $1 p. d. ; country
— mostly level, with one tamarac swamp ; splendid place for rabbits in
Dec. and Jan.
Aylmer, Co. Elgin.— Hotels, Central, $1.50, Brown House, $1.50, Man-
sion House, Mero House, $1 p. d. ; livery, $1.50 p. d.
Fishing. — Lake Erie, 9 m., small P. and Cr. for trout, .S to 5 m. ;
L. Erie — perch, pi. and bass with rod, whiteflsh, sturgeon, pi., herring,
taken in nets ; in small P. and Cr. — fly and bait fishing for trout ; most
plentiful — perch and bass ; best months — June to Aug. ; boats — 15c. to
25c. p. h,, contracts can be made at reasonable rates for longer periods,
Ayton, Co. Grey. — Hotels, Royal, Commercial, Dominion, $1 p. d. ;
livery, $1.50 single, $3 douGle.
Fishing. — Rocky Saugeen R., South Branch, about 5 m., and other
trout Str. in vicinity ; fish — Br. trout ; best months — May to July ; baits
— worms and flies ; Str. can be waded ; fine fishing waters, and large
scores of trout have been caught ; fish of 2 and 3 lbs. weight are occasion-
ally taken.
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Fishing and Hwniing Resorts,
V5c.
Bainsville, Co. Glengarry.— Board,
one to the grounds for $1.
Fishing, — L. St. Francis, IJ ni
fish ; most plentiful — bass and pk. ; best niontlis
p. d. ; fanners will convey any
fish — pk.,pl., b. b., and small
Mav and June : bait —
minnows ; guide, T. Carter, $1..50 p. d., who furnishes boat,
Bala, Co. Sinicoe (reached by Muskoka and Georgian Bay Navigation Co.
from Gravenhurst). — Hotel, Clifton House, $1 p. d. ; livery, dou-
ble $3, single $2 p. d.
FisHixd. — Muskoka L., at the house, Clear 1j., Blake Ti. 2 iii.. Long
L. \ m., Muskosh K. \ m., Moon 11. 2 in.. Little Current, CouIter\s Cur-
rent 1^ ni. ; salmon trout, whitetish, b. b., pi., herring, Mg., perch ; bass
and pickerel most plentiful ; best months — July and Aug. ; baits — worms,
crawfish, grassho|)])ers. Hies ; guides — W. Carr, J. McLean, C. Board, $1 to
$L60 p. d. ; boats can be hired at 50c. p. d. and $;kO() per week.
HuNTixo. — South side Bala Bay and Mtiskosh U. from I m. to 3 m. ;
game — deer, partridge, duck, bear ; best months — Sept. to Nov. ; guides
as above ; trained dogs can be obtained for deer ; country — close wooded,
dry, hilly.
Ballantynes, Co. Frontenac. No hotels.
Fishing. — St. Lawrence Jl., 3 m. ; pk. and b. b. ; best months —
Aug. and Sept. ; baits — minnow and worm.
Barrie, Co. Simcoe. — Hotels, Queen's $L50 p. d., Barrie, American, Wel-
lington, $1 p. d. also Peninsular Park Iiotel,!) ui.on L. ; livery, from
$2 to |5 p. d.
Fishing. — Kempenfeldt Bay,L. Simcoe, Little L. ; salmon trout, white-
fish, herring, rock and b. b., perch ; most i)lentiful — herring and white-
fish; best months — Oct., Nov. and Dec. for herring, whitefish, Feb., March
and April ; baits — mitinows, pork, worms ; guides — Watson Jones, Peter
Hebner, $2 p. d. ; boats — 15c. p. h., $1 p. d. ; by the week or month
better terms can be made.
Hunting. — Within a radius of 10 in. from Barrie ; deer, bear, rac-
coon, foxes, rabbits, ducks, wild gv:Qi^ii and partridge ; best months — Oct.,
Nov. and a part of Dec. ; guides — Watson Jones, Peter Hebner, with dogs,
$2 p. d. ; country — medium rolling cmmtry.
Beaumaris, Co. Muskoka District (reached by Muskoka and (Georgian
Ray Navigation Co. from Gravenhurst). — Hotels, Beaumaris Hotel,
$L50to$2p. d.
Fishing, — Muskoka L. on the spot. Moon R., 8 m. ; small L, in neigh-
borhood, ; b. b., pi., salmon trout, br, trout, Mg. in Moon R. ; b. b. and
pi. most plentiful ; best months — June to Sept. incl. ; baits — worms,
minnows, grasshoppers, crawfish, also trolling baits
Bracebridge, Wm. Black, Walker's Point, P. 0.,
boats — from 50c. to $1 p. d.
Hunting. — On the spot and at Moon R., 8 m. ; deer, bear, partridge,
rabbits in their proper seasons ; same guides as for Fishing ; dogs can be
obtained from Bracebridge ; country — wooded, wet, dry, hilly and level.
Beaverton, Co. Ontario.— Hotel, Hamilton House, $1 p. d. ; livery, $1 p. d.
Fishing, — L. Simcoe, close to Beaverton ; whitefish, salmon-trout, b.
b. ; salmon-trout most plentiful ; best months — Oct. for trout, April and May
for whitefish, June and July, bass ; trolling spoon used ; guide — L. Baf ber,
$1 p. d. ; boats, 75c. p. d.
guides — John Cooper,
from $L50 to |2 p, d.;
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Province of Ontario.
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Belle River, Co. Essex.— Hotels, Commercial, Parent House, $1 p. d. ;
livery, single rig $2.50, double $4 p. d.
FisniNS — L. St. Clair; whitcfish, catfish, sturgeon, herrings and bass,
all of good size; herring most plentiful; winter months are best when
they are caught with spear through hole in ice; guide — at reasonable
figuj-e ; boats — at low prices.
Hu.VTixo. — Rusconi Plains, 4 m. east, with a small strip itnmediately
we.st; game — woodcock, and snipe, few d«t;k ; best months — the Fall;
trained dogs can be obtained; country — open, wooded, level.
Belleville, Co. Hastings.— Hotels, Queen's Hotel, $2 ; Kyle House, $1.50 ;
Albion, Anglo-American, Windsor, Dominion, Commercial House,
Gibson House, International, Ontario House, Ac, $1 p. d. ; livery,
single horse, and rig, $2 p. d.,team, $3.50 p. d.
Fishing . — Hay of Quinte (upon the shore of which the citv is situated),
all j)arts of the bay have good fishing ; I), b., salmon, pi., j>k., Mg., sturgeon,
etc., and all the smaller varieties; most plentiful — b. b. and Mg., best
^iionths — midsummer; baits — perch, worms, frogs, artificial minnows;
guides to be had ; boats— $1 to $1.50 p. d.
Bertie, Co. Welland.— Hotel, ^FcLeod's, $1 p. d., $3.50 p. w. ; livery, $3
p. d., reasonable charges for driving to and from the lake.
FisiiixG. — L. Erie, 1 m. distant ; yellow pk., pi., whitefish, perch, and
b. b. ; most plentiful — pi., perch and b. b. ; best months — Jan. to March,
and July and Aug; bait — minnows; boats $1 p. d.
Blackwater June, Co. Ontario.— G. T. R. Refreshment Booms ; livery,
$1.50 p. d. anil up.
Fishing — Beaver R. runs through station yard ; mongrel and speckled
trout.
Hunting. — Along Beaver R. ; game — bears, rabbits, pArtridges, foxes,
coons, scpiirrels, porcupines, nuiskrats, miidv, &c. ; trained dogs can bo
obtained; country — wooded and generally level, dry in summer.
Blair, Co. Waterloo.— Hotels, $1 p. d.
Fishing. — Mill Cr. ; speckled trout; best months — May and June;
baits — worms, minnows.
Bobcaygeon, Co. Victoria (reached by Trent Valley Navigation Co's
steamers from Lindsay). — Hotels, Rockland House $1.50, Forest
House, Rokeby House, Commercial House (Temperance), $1 p. d. ;
favoral)lc arrangements can be made by the week or montli ; livery,
$2.50 p. d.
Fishing. — Sturgeon and Pigeon L. ; Bobcaygeon lies between the two
at a distance of I m. from either one ; l)ass and Mi^. ; most plentiful — bass ;
best months — June 15th to Aug. 15th for bass, Mg. about a month longer;
baits for ha«'^ — minnows, worms, crawfish, &c., according to season;
guides — Jno. Godfrey, C. E. Gunsolus, Stewart Murray and others, $3 p.
d., including boats and o«mp outfit; boats — 50c. p. d.
Hunting. — Bass, Concession, Gull, Bald, or Ketchicum L. ; deer and
partridge; guides — Jno. Godfrey, E. E. Gunsolus; trained dogs can be
obtained; country — rocky, wooded. The noted summer resort. Sturgeon
Point, is on the route of the T. V. N. Co's steamers, which call every trip
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made between Bubcaygeou and Bridgenorth (on Cheniong L.j, 6 ni. from
Peterboro.
Bothwell, Co. Kent.— Hotels, Central, Royal, Masonic, St. Isicholas, $1 p.
d. ; livery, .single $2, double $3 p. d.
Fisuixo. — Thames River; catfish, rock-bass.
Hunting. — Four or five m. townships of Or ford and Zone; game —
qjiail, partridge, squirrels and rabbits; guides — H. Anthony, C. AlTin, W.
H. Everinghani, U. Parker; trained dogs can be obtained; country —
varied.
Bracebridge, Co. Muskoka District. — Hotels, Queen's, British Lion.
Foster's, $1 p. d. ;" livery, $2 to $3 p. d.
FisHixo. — Muskoka L., 5 m. (per water via Muskoka River), Trading
L., L. of Bays, 15 m.; b. b., pi., salmon-trout, speckled trout, herring,
Mg., '.vhitefisli ; most plentiful, b. b.,pl., salmon trout, speckled trout; best
months — May to Sept.; baits — worms, live bait and aftificial; guide —
John Cooper; boats can be obtained.
Hunting. — Trading L., or L. of Bays, and vicinity, and Muskoka L. ;
game — partridge and deer ; best months — Oct. and Nov. ; wooded, dry and
hilly, with any quantity of snuill lakes and rivers.
Bradford, Co. Simcoe. — Hotels, Armstrong House, Western Hotel, Innis
House, $1 p. d. ; livery, §2 j). d.
Fishing. — In vicinity; b. b. and catfish; best months, May and June;
baits — worms, frogs and minnows ; no guides ; boats can be obtained at
$1 p. d.
Hunting. — 2 m. from Brsxlford ; duck, snipe, partridge, but not very
plentiful ; country — open, wet and level.
Brantford, Co. Brant, — Hotels, Kerbv House, $2, American, Butler,
Commercial, City, Park, King's, trroat Western, Bingham, $1 p. d. ;
livery, about $2 p. d. for single irse . d buggy, according to
distance.
Fishing. — Grand R. running through city, also some Str. not far from
city; fish — pi., l)ass, pk., speckled trout, and other small fish, and some
sturgeon lower down r, ; pi. most plentiful ; best months — July and August,
for tiy-fishing. May and June ; baits used — minnows or worms ; boats —
20c p. h.
Brighton, Co. Northumberland. — Hotels, Central and Kellv House, $1 to
$1.50 p. d. ; livery, $1.50 to $2 p. d.
Fishing. — Presqu'Isle Bay and Spring Br. ; bass, pk., sunfish, eels,
herring, mud-cats, perch and Mg. ; there are other kinds caught on the
beach from Lake Ontario; niost plentiful — black, green and rock bass, pk.,
sunfish, eels, mud-cats; best months — with hook and line, summer,
trolling, Sept. to Nov. ; baits — principally worms ; guides — T. C. Lockwood
and J. B. Demi 11 ; boats — 50c. to $1 p. d.
Hunting. — Ducks, partridges, snipes, rabbits, squirrels and foxes;
best months — 1st Sept. to 1st Jan. ; guides — T. C. Lockwood and J. B.
Demill ; trained dogs can be obtained for deer, rabbits and foxefi ; country
— generally rolling lands, with plenty of swamps.
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Brockville, Co. Loeils — Hotels, St. Lawrence Hall, Revere Houpe, Central
Hotel, &c., $2 p. d. ; livery, $2.50 p. d. single rig.
Fishing, — St. Lawrence R., Chai lesion L. .iixi lliileau L. ; pk., bass,
salmon trout, pi., Mg. ; most i)lentiful — salmon — trout and b. b. ; best
months — June and Sept. ; baits used — sj)oon bait and live minnows ; guides
— plentiful ; boats — $1 p. d.
Hunting. — St. Lawrence R., Charleston L. and Ridcau L. ; game —
duck, plover, woodcock, snipe and i)artridge ; best months — fall of the
year ; trained dogs can be obtained ; country — wooded ^md hilly.
Brucefield, Co. Huron.- Hotels, Albion, Queen's, Commercial and River
Hotels, $1 p. d. ; livery, $1.50 p. d. for single rig.
FianiXG. — L. Huron, ten miles from station; salmon, whitefi.sh, bass,
pi.; most plentiful — salmon trout; best months — May to Aug.; baits —
fish, worms; boats can be hired at $1 p. d.
Burks FaHs, District Parry Sound.— Burk House $L50 to $2 p. d.,
Chfton House, $1 p. d. ; Cataract House, $1 p. d. ; livery, single rig,
$2, double $.'3 to $5, according to distance.
Fishing. — Magariettawan R. and tril»utaries, Cecebe, Doe, Pickerel and
Horn Lakes, 3 to 7 miles distatit; speckled salmon, grey trout, bass, pick-
erel and perch; trout ami pickerel niost abundant; best months — from
L5th May until end of Sept. ; baits — worms, jninnows and flies; guides —
Chas. Davis, J^^hn Gray, John Bells, $2 p. d. ; boats — from 25c to 50c p. d.;
bring worms.
Hunting. — The whole vicinity from village outwards; game — deer,
partridge and rabbits ; '.ny time in season ; same guides as for fishing, $2
p. d. ; can get all hounds required, for ))artridge shooting bring spaniels;
country — generally wooded and somewhat hilly, but a great deal of level
land ; deer are numerous ; the hotel accommodation is good.
Burlington, Co. Halton.— Hotels, three, $1 to $1.50 p. d.
Fishing. — In Burlington Bay, about 1 m. distant; bass, pk., sunfish,
the former most plentiful ; best months — June, July, Aug. ; oaits used —
worms and chub; boats — about $1 p. d.
Byng Inlet, District Parry Sound (reached by Muskoka and Georgian Bay
Navigation Co., from Midland or Penetang, also Great Northern
Transit Co., from Collingwood). Mill boarding house, and Temper-
ance Hotels, $1 p. d. ; livery not required.
Fishing. — Maganettawan R. and Georgian Bay; salmon trout, bass,
pi., Mg., whitetish, pk. ; most plentiful — nl. and bass ; best months — June,
July; baits — spoons; no professional guides, but one can be easily procured
at nominal figure; boats — at moderate rates.
Hunting. — 10 m. up Maganettawan R. ; deer, partridge, duck; best
month — Oct ; guides — $1 p. d.; country — rocky, hilly and dry, also thick
woods.
Callander, District of Parry Sound.— Pacific Hotel, White House, $1 p.
d., no livery.
Fishing. — L Nipissing (on the spot), L. Nasbonsing, 4 m.. Trout L.,
5 m. north; pk., bass, pi., perch, sturgeon ; most plentiful — pk., bass, pi.
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best months — May, June, Au^., Sept., Oct.; baits used — minnows, frogs
•and the larj^cr tly baitn; guides — E. Martin, J. R. Moon, $1.50 to $2 p.
d. ; boats— $ I p. d.
HuNTiNf}. — The country is all new, game plentiful in any direction;
— moose, red deer, bear, ducks and partridges ; best months — Sept., Oct.,
Nov.; guide— E. Martin, $1.50 to $2; country— densely wooded, hilly,
with some swamps.
[Callander is built on a healthy and pretty situation on South-East Bay
at the extreme east end of L. Nipis.«iiig. South-East Bay is abotit 2^ m. in
length and 2 m. in width, and forms tlie finest harbor on Lake Nipissing;
is well protected from strong winds blowing off the L. by a chain of beauti-
ful islands, the channels atiording the best fisiiing to be found in the L.,
and good duck shooting in season].
Campbellford, Co. Northumberland.— Hotels, Windsor $1.50 p. d. St.
Lawrence $1, Queen's $1, Victoria $1, Dominion $1 ; livery, $2 p. d.
single rig.
FisriiNG. — Hc*,ley's Falls, G m., Crow Bay 2 m., Percyboom fi m., good
fishing within 200 yds. of Campbellford hotels, Mg., pk., pi., bass, perch,
catfish, all plentiful ; best months — Aug., Sept.; baits — flies, frogs, min-
nows, etc. ; guides — Henry Deacon, J. Gould, at riasonable rates; boats —
mav be hat! for a trifle from above-mentioned men ; bass fishing particu-
larly good ; from 20 to 30 b. b. and 3 to 5 Mg. considered here a fair day's
sport.
HuNTixG. — All surrounding country; partridge, ducks and rabbits;
guide — J. Gould for ilucks; country — hilly, large marshes.
Cardinal, Co. GrcM .illc. — Hotels, $1 p. d. ; livery, $1.50 p. d.
Fishing. — St. Luwrence R., U m. west; perch, b. b., pk., pi., chub;
best months — July and Aug. ; baits — worms, &c. ; boats — $1 p. d.
Ceutralia, Co. Huron. — Hotels, Dufferinand Royal, $3 p. w. ; livery $2 p. d.
Fishing.— L. Huron, 15 m. ; herring, pi.; best months — May and June
baits — worms; boats — $1 p. d.
Hunting. — On L. Huron; partridge and ducks; country — wooded and
clearing ; fine land to shoot over ; numerous parties go back to lake to camp.
Chatham, Co. Kent. — Hotels, Garner $2, Rankin $1.50, Royal Exchange,
Grand Central, Rutley, Idlewild, Pierce's, $1 p. d. ; livery, $2 p. d.
single, $3.50 double.
Fishing.— Mitchell's Bay 12 m., L. St. Clair 13 m., L. Erie 12 m., R.
Thames, in town and mouth, 18 m.; bass, pk., pi., sun, white, Mjj., catfish ;
most plentiful — bass, pi. and white; best months — April and May; baits
used — minnows and flies ; guides — $1.50 p. d. ; boats — with punter, $1.50
p. d. ; Mitchell's Bay is mostly preserved.
Hunting. — L.St. Clair and Erie, each 12 m., mouth of Thames, 18
m. ; ducks, geese, quail, grouse, woodcock ; best months — for geese, April,
all others, Sept., Oct. and Nov. ; country — open, level, wet in marsh,
where ducks and water-fowl are found, dry for others; L. St. Clair shoot-
ing grounds all preserved.
CobOCDnk, Co. Victoria. — Pattie's, University, Hotels, $1 p. d. .
Fishing. — Gull R. running through village affords good bass and Mg.
fishing; Turtle and Balsam L., 1 m. distant; Mg., bass, &c. ; most plen-
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tiful — b. b. ; best months — 'luring Jnne and early part of July, fly fishing is
good, later, baits — Hies, worin.s, grasshoppers, crawfish, <kc. ; guides — J.
Richmond, F. Currie, J. Spensei", $1.50 p. d. ; boats — 50c. p. d.
Hunting. — Game abounds within 1 m. of village; partridge, deer and
bear; best months — Oct. and Nov. ; guides — J. Riclunond, W. Wellwood,
$2 p.d., including dogs ; country — wooded, hilly, intersected by lake and
swamp.
Cobourg, Co. Northumberland.— Arlington Hotel, $2 p. d., Dunham
House $1.50, Queen's Hote], Horton, British, $1 ; livery, $2 p. d.
Fishing. — Rice L. about 12 m. north of Cobourg, reached by C. P. &
M. Ry., or by stage to Gore's Landing, where good hotel accommodation
can be obtained; Mg., b. b., pk., perch, eels ; most plentiful — bass and
Mg. ; best months — Aug. Sept. ; baits — spoon bait, worms and crawfish ;
guides— $1 p. d. ; boat ami man— 1$1.50 p. d. ; T. Wallace and H. Delaney,
at Gore's Landing, $2 p. d. ; boat includod.
Hunting. — In the vinicity of Rice L. ; game — ducks, geese and part"
ridges ; guides — $1 p. d. ; country — wooded, dry and hilly.
Cpe HiU, Co. Hastings (reached via Central Ontario Ry. from Trenton)'
Hotel, Hill house, $L50 j). d. ; livery $4 p. d. double, $2 p. d. single*
Pishing. — Ea^le L. 1 m.,Ea^en Cr. 7 in., ; trout and b. b. ; bait — chub *
guides not required; boats mustlbe brought.
Hunting. — Within 2 m. ; partridge, deer, rabbits, and. rvallgame; Sept*
to Nov.; dogs can be obtained if necessary ; country — woo.ed and hilly.
Colborne, Co. Northumberland. — Hotels, Brunswick and Windsor, $1 p.d
Fishing. — Castleton village, 7 m. north; speckled trout; best months
— May and June ; bait — worms and flies.
Ooldwater, Co. Simcoe. — Ryan House, Borland House, $1 p. d. ; livery,
$4 p. d., 2 horse rig.
Fishing. — 4 m. South Coldwater R. ; speckled trout ; best months —
June and July ; bait — worms ; guides — John Borland, Wm. Rowson, $L50
p. d. ; boats — scarce.
Hunting. — North R., 10 m game — deer ; best months — Oct. and Nov.;
guides — John Borland, Fred. Cauer, William Rowson, $1.50 p. d. ; country
— wooded and wet.
CoUingWOOd, Co. Simcoe — Hotels, Grand Central, $1.50; the Globe
Manitoba House, Queen's, Dominion, and True Blue, all $1 p. d. ;
livery — single rig $3 p. d., double rig $5.
Fishing. — Georgian Bay, right at the door ; also Mud R., Silver Cr.,
Pretty R., the Beaver, from 1 m. to 10 m.; in the Bay — salmon-trout, b.
b., yellow pk., common pk ; in the streams — speckled trout; best months —
frf m 15th May to 15th Sept. ; baits — small frogs, small crabs, spoons and
flies; no professional guides, but an army of volunteers ; plenty of boats
and yachts (steam if required), 20c. per hour and much cheaper by the day.
Fine healthy climate, good bathing facilities and mineral springs near at
hand ; also summer cottages on the L. shore for visitors.
Hunting. — Anywhere from 5 to 10 m. ; partridge, deer, rabbits, and
other small game ; country — very varied ; the Blue Mountains stand on one
side of the town, and the other GJdes are woody, with intervals of level
country principally dry.
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Collin's Bay, Co. Frontcnac. — No hotels ; livery, |I p. d. Hingic rig.
FisHiN(;. — The Ihiy, J m. from Htation ; pk.,baHM,HftIrnon trout,Mg. ; best
inonthH — June and Oct. ; bait — trolling ; boats — 70c. p.d. j board and lodging
can be procured at 75c. p. d.
Hunting. — Half m. from station ; partridge; best months — Oct. and
Nov. ; country — wooded, dry, hilly, or on the Ii^lands south 3 m.
Consecon, Co. Prince Edward (reached via Cent Ont.Ry. from Trenton)-
Porter's hottl, $1. p. d.
Fishing. — Consecon L., Weller's Bay, b. b., pi., etc.; best months — June
and Sfept. ; baits — worms and small finh; boats — 10 to 15 cts. p. h.
Hunting — Consecon L., Weller's Bay and L. Ontario; ducks; country
— open, dry, level.
Corinth, Co. Elgin.— Two hotels, $1.25 p. d. ; livery, $1.50 p. d.
Fishing. — The Otter Cr., 2i m., and a few troiit Str. ; b. b., mulleti
catfiah, speckled trout; most plentiful — sjjcckled trout and l). b. ; best
months — May to July ; bait — worms ; guide — Robert Donaldson, $1.50 p.d.
Hunting. — Woods within J m. of station, but grounds about 3 m.
away ; partridge, woodcock, fox, rabbits, raccoons ; best months — Sept. to
Nov. ; guides — Robt. Donaldson and H. Ellsworth, $1.50 p. d. ; trained dogs
can be obtained ; the country is level to the north and hilly near Otter Cr. ;
Port Burwell, on L. Erie, is 11 m. south-east ; bass, whitetish, pickerel,
pike, &c., are caught there.
Cornwall) Co. Stormont. — Hotels, Rossmore House, $2 to $2.50 p. d.'
American House, Commercial Hotel, Ottawa Hotel, $1.50 to $2.00
p. d. ; livery, 1 horse, $2.50 to $3 p. d. ; 2 horses, $3 to $4.
Fishing. — From Cornwall to Lancaster, a stretch of 16 m. ; Oswego bass,
Mg., pi., pk , perch, b. b., and a species of whitetish ; best months — bass,.
April ana May ; pk., pi., mg., July and Aug. ; baits — live minnows, spoonc,
artificial minnows and flies ; guides — T. Williams, Louis Senecal, and others ;
guide and boat $3 p. d. ; boats — $1 p. d. or $3.50 p. w. ; average weight of
Mg.35 lbs.
Hunting. — Summerstown to Lancaster from Cornwall, 10 m. reached
via G. T. R. ; deer and partridge ; guide — W. I. Sheets, Cornwall, $3 p. d. ;
country — wooded, hilly and dry. in the Fall, ducks of all kinds, except
canvass backs, are plentiful, and on some of the islands, woodcock and
snipe abound.
C. V. Jet., Post Office, Woodstock, Co. Oxford (See also Woodstock).
Fishing. — Cedar Cr. P. 3 m. south, Thames R. and Cedar Cr. ;
trout, pk. and whif-e ; two former most plentiful ; best months — June and
July; oaits — grubs and worms mostly; trout are found in Cedar Cr. P.,
owned by a company in town.
Hunting. — Cedar swamps all round about a mile out; rabbit, fox, part-
ridge, pheasant, mink ; best months — November to Feb.; country — north
is wooded and hilly ; east, some hilly ; south and west, swampy, between
the hills north are cedar swamps.
Darling Road, Co. Haldimand. — No hotels nor livery.
Fishing. — Grand R., about 4 m. ; bass, mullet, pk., suckers, catfish j
pi. ; best months — April, May,
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Darlington Stn., Post Office, Bowmauville, Co. Ontario.— No hotels nor
livery.
Fishing. — Hall'e Marsh, about 4 m. ; pk. and other smaller kinds ; best
months — April. May, Sept., Oct. ; baits — trolling hooks are mostly used ;
boats can be had, rates low.
Hunting. — Hall's Marsh; game. — ducks 5 best months — Spring and
Fall ; trained dogs can be obtained.
Delhi, Co. Norfolk.— Hotels, $1 p. d. ; livery, $1.60 to $2 p. d.
Fishing. — Trout str. 4 to 5 m. ; trout ; best month — May ; bait — worms.
Hunting. — Within 2 or 3 m. of this station; pheasants and rabbits;
country— dry and hilly.
Deseronto, Co. Hastings. — Hotels, O'Connor House, Deseronto House,
Empress Hotel, $2 p. d. ; by arrangement lower rates can be secured ;
livery, very reasonable.
Fishing. — Bay of Quinte at this place ; b. b., pk., pi., Mg. ; best months
— June to Sept. ; baits — flies, minnows, spoons, worms ; guides — Thomas
Hull, $1 to $1.50 p. d., John Stewart, $1.50 p. d , boats — 50c. to 75c. p. d. ;
this is the best location in the bay for reaching by steamer all the fishing
grounds of the Bay of Quinte.
Dunnville, Co. Haldimand. — Hotels, $1.50 p. d., also Summer Pleasure
Resort 4 m. and at farmers' dwelling houses.
Fishing. — L. Erie at Port Maitland, 4 m.. Grand R. near station ; pi.,
Mg., pk., white and b. b., etc., most plentiful — pk., pi. and bass; baits —
mmnows, flies and spoons; best montns — June and October; guides — $1.50
p. d. ; boats can be procured. The favorite places of the local anglers are
at the bridges and waste weirs about H m. aistant from Dunnville ; good
trolling below the dam and bridges on Grand R., and above the dam, Mg.,
b. b., and pk. are caught by trolling spoons.
Duntroon, Co. Simcoe. — Hotels, Blackatock's and Bell's.
Fishing. — Mad R., and Bruster's L. ; for speckled trout. May to July ;
bait — worms.
Durham, Co. Grey. — Hotels, Middaugh House, McAlister House, British
Hotel and Noble's Hotel, $1 p. d. ; livery, from $1.50 to $2.50 p. d.
Fishing. — Rocky Saugeen, 3 m. ; Big Saugeen running through town.
Bell's L., 14 m., and Beatty Saugeen ; trout ; most plentiful — speckled trout ;
best months — May for Bi^ Saugeen, July and August for others ; baits —
worms and flies ; guide — Hugh McKay, charges $1.50, apply at Middaugh
House; no boats required, except at Bell's Lake, rate $1 p. d. ; small steam-
er also on lake. Fish at Bell's L. run from 1 lb. to 3 lbs. weight, those of
other waters mentioned run up to 1 J lbs. ; the R. Styx is also a good trout
water, distance 6 m. from Durham ; size from J lb. to IJ lbs.
Hunting. — Ranging within 2 m. to 10 m. ; hare and partridge in
considerable numbers in Oct. and Nov., and some deer in their season of
Oct. and Nov. ; guides and dogs can be had ; country — principally wooded,
hilly and dry, but some swamps, in which hare are found.
Elmvale, Co. Simcoe.— Hotels, Queen's, Elmvale, $1 p. d. each. Livery,
single $2, double $3.50 p. d.
Fishing. — Wye R., Orr L., Branch of Severn R. and Mud L. ; pk., b.
b., speckled trout. A\ig. and Sept. best; boats can be hired at moderate
rates.
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Hunting. — Vicinity of Mud L., partridge, deer, bear, lynx; country —
dry and level.
Emsdale, District of Parry Sound. — Hotels, Railrciad House and Emsdale
Hotel, 75c. to $1 p. d. No livery.
Fishing, — Ragged Cr., Maganettawan R., Doe L., Sand L., 1 to 10 m. ;
speckled trout, pi., whitefish, b. b. ; speckled trout most plentiful ; best
months — June, July, Oct. ; baits — minnows, worms and flies; no regular
guides; boats can be obtained.
Hunting. — Township of Bethune, 6 to 15 m. ; red deer, bear, partridge,
Oct. and Nov. best months; country — wooded, laken and hilly.
Enterprise, Co. Lennox and Addington (siluated on Napanee, Tarn worth
& Quebec R.R., reached via Napanee). — Hotel, Kennedy's, $1 p. d.
Hunting. — Mud L. ; ducks ; best months — Oct. and Nov. ; guide —
Daniel Kennedy; trained dogs can be obtaiued occasionally, but not always ;
country — low, macshy, drained lands.
Emestown, Co. Lennox. — Hotels, Kemp House and Bay View House, $1
p. d.
Fishing, — Three Brothers 6 m., Fish Point 2 m., also the shore for 2
m. west; b.b. and rock baSs, fine perch; Mg. are also caught; best months
— July to Sept. ; baits— niinnows, flies and worms, also trolls; guide — T.
Edwards, charges moderate ; boats — $1 p. d. ; guides can be hired with or
without boat.
Hunting. — Nearest hunting "rounds ape Hay Bay, 5 m. from Bath for
duck ; best months — latter part Oct. and Nov. ; country — open, dry ; these
grounds are chiefly reached from Napanee.
Everett, Co. Simcoe. — Dufferin House, $1 }.. d. No livery.
Fishing. — Rino and Boye R. IJ m. ; speckled trout, chub; best months
— June and July ; no guides ; boats not required.
Fergus, Co. Wellington. — Hotels, American, Commercial, Dominion, On
tario, $1 to $1.50 p. d. ; livery, $2 p. d.
Fishing. — Grand R. and Spring Cr. ; speckled trout, b. b, ; best months
— May and June; baits — minnows and flies; guides — Peter Grieve, John
Thomson, charges as per agreement ; boats — not required.
Hunting. — Adjacent and within a radius of 16 m. ; pheasants, hares ;
best months — Nov. and Dec. ; trained dogs can be obtained ; country — open
and partly wooded.
Fraserville, Co. Northumberland.— Hotel, Fraserville,45l pd.; livery, $2
p. d.
Fishing. — Otonabo R. and Rice It,; Mg., bass, perch, and several small
kinds ; best months — May and Sept. ; guiue-^David Martin, $1 p. d. and
board.
Fredericksburg, Co. Lennox.— No hotel.
Fishing. — Hav Bay 4 m., also grounds J m. distant ; pi., bass, pk., red
Annies; best months — spring and fail ; baits — nets, spears and flies; guide
— 'McCabe's, about $1 p. d.
Hunting. — Hay Bay, about 4 m. from station; duck; best months-
Sept., Oct., Nov.
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Gait, Co. Waterloo. — Hotels, Imperial, Queen's, $1.50, Central, Gait,
Baker House, Market, Albion, Great Western and Sullivan House,
$1 p. d. ; livery, $2 p. d.
Fishing.— Grand R. and Milk Cr. run through town ; b. b. and Br.
trout; best months — May, June, Sept. and Oct. ; boats — 10c. p. h.
Gananoque, Co. Leeds.— Hotels, International, $1.50 to $2 ; Provincial,
$1.60; Brophy, $1 to $1.50; Central and American, $1 p. d. ; livery,
single $2, double $4 p. d.
Fishing.— Opposite the town, and also Charleston L., distance 20 m. ;
in the former Mg., bass, pk. and pi. ; in the latter salmon, bass, etc. ; best
months — July to Oct.; baits — spoons, flies and minnows j guides — Wm.
Stone, Frank Seymour, Wm. Lasha, 0. Geraldi, $3 p. d. ; boats— $3 p. w.
Hunting. — Between Grass Cr. and Gananoque, distance 10 m. ; grouse,
ducks; best month — Sept. to Nov. ; guides— W. Stone and H. Mortpn with
trained dogs ; country — wooded, hilly in parts.
Garden Hill, Co. Durham.— Hotel, James Webber, $1 p. d.
Fishing,— Campbell's P. J m., Gray's P. f m., Patters(>n P. J m.,
Wilson's P. 3 m. ; speckled trout; baits — worm or fly; good trout Ashing
in these poiads and tributary streams.
Hunting. — Small game in woods all around; partridge and rabbit;
country— wooded.
Georgetown, Co. Halton.— Hotels, American, Clarke, Canadian, Bennett,
$1 p. d. Livery, McCallum & Watson, Mitchell Bros., $2.60 p. d.
Fishing.— Barnes P., Lawson's P., Johnson's P., and others, for speck-
led trout; best months — May to Sept. ; baits — worms, minnows and flies ;
guides — R. Campbell, H. Spiers, J. Buck, J. Fisher, and others ; very little
boating.
Hunting. — Along the mountain, and various swamps in the neighbor-
hood ; fox, rabbits, partridge, woodcock, snipe and other game ; Sept. to
Jan. best months ; guides — H. H. Spiers, R. Thurston and others ; dogs can
be obtained; country — varied.
Glencairn, Co. Simcoe.— Hotel kept by Wm. Grieves, $1 p. d. No livery.
Fishing. — Mad and Pine R. 2 m. ; speckled trout and pk., but scarce ;
best months — May, June and July ; bait— worms ; no boats for hire.
Hunting.— Pinery 4 m. east; partridge and deer but scarce; best
months— Sept. and Oct. ; country — wooded, mostly dry and nearly level.
Glen Huron, Co. Simcoe.
Fishing. — Mad R., } m. ; trout and chub ; best months — May and June ;
baits — fish worms.
Gobies, Co. Oxford.
Fishing. — Cooley P. 3 m., and Pine P. 5 m. ; bass, sunfish, and a few
pk. ; best months — summer ; baits — worms, frogs and small fish.
Goderich, Co. Huron.— Hotels (in town), Albion, British, Exchange and
Park House, $1.50 p.d., from $6 to $10 p. w., also Point Farm Sum-
mer Hotel, 4 m. north on L. shore, rates $6 to $10 p. w., op'^n from
June 1st till Sept. 80th ; livery, single rig average $1.50 to $2 p. d.,
double carriage $2.50 ^. d.
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Fishing and Hunting Resorts,
Fishing. — Waters adjoining town, R. and L. within 15 minutes walk of
heart of town ; bass, pi., perch and herring ; best months— June and July ;
baits — worhis and crawiisn ; good trolling at times ; joats — 15c. p. h.
Qore Bay, Manitoulin Island (reac) i by Great Northern Transit Co.'s
steamers from Collingwood or .V iarton). — Two first-class hotels, $1
p.d.
Fishing. — Splendid trolling ; trout, pi., bass ; boats free at hotels for
use of tourists.
Hunting. — Partridge and ducks ; trained dogs 'can be obtained.
Qravenhurst, Muskoka District. — Hotels, Albion, Windsor, Grand Cen-
tral and Caledonian, $1, $1.50 and $2 p. d. ; livery, $2 p. d.
FiSHiN- . — L. Muskoka, Rosseau and Joseph ; b. b., pi., herring, perch,
salmon and brook trout and white fish ; most plentiful — bass, pi. and sal-
mon trout; best months — May to, Sept. ; baits — minnows, craw-fish, frogs
fish worms, grasshoppers; guides — Wm. Scott, Sam. Vernon, $2 p.d.;
boats — from 60c. to $2 p. d. ; steamboats to all points on the lakes.
Hunting. — Bala, Pt. Cockburn, Rosseau, Craig Ross Lea ; red deer,
bears, rabbits, partridge, ducks; best months— Sept. and Oct.; guides —
Wm. Scott, Sam Vernon, Col. Campbell; trained dogs can be obtained;
country — wooded and hilly, dry and easy to travel.
Guelph, Co. Wellington.— Hotels, Wellington and Royal, $1.50, American
New Western, Commercial, $1 p. d. ; livery, single $3, double $5
to $6 p.d.
Fishing. — R. Speed; trout; best months — May and June; bait — worms,
no fly fishing ; boats $1 p. d. ; very good trout fishing in both branches of
river.
Hunting. — Township of Puslinch ; hares and pheasants ; host months
— Sept. to Nov. ; country — wooded, slightly wet, slightly hilly.
Haliburton, Co. Haliburton. — Hotels, Queen's, Haliburton House, $1
d., Newnham, $1 to $1.50 p. d., $4 to $6 p. w. ; livery^ single
51.50, double $3.
Fishing. — Drag L. 5 m.. Pine L. and Clear L. 20 m., Kenneway Waters
30 m. ; salmon trout, speckled trout; most plentiful — speckled trout; best
months — from 15th May to 30th June ; baits — flies, worms all kinds ; guide
— L. M. Neely, Haliburton, $1.50 to $2 p. d. ; boats, reasonable.
Hunting. — Same as fishing grounds: deer, partridge, moose, ^car ;
best months — from 15th Oct. to 15th Dec. ; guides — J. Rooerts, A. \l .it, J.
Hazard, with dogs ; country — all kinds ; this is a good country for sport,
deer very plentiful.
Hamilton, Co- Wentworth. — Hotels, Royal $3, St. Nicholas $2, Ameri-
can, Dominion, Franklin, Victoria, $1 p. d. ; livery, $3 p. d. for single
rigs.
Fishing. — Burlington Bay; b. b., silver bass, eels, perch and pk.;
best months — June, July, August and Sept. ; baits — spoon, live minnows
and grasshoppers ; boats — 20c. to 25c. p. h. ; pk. take the trolling spoon
bait freely from the 20th to 30th August, live minnows would be more
successful at other times ; the grasshopper and live minnow are the best
baits for black and silver bass, pk. and bass are also speared through holes
cut in the ice during the winter season.
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Hunting. — Burlington Bay and Dundas Marsh ; woodcock and ducks ;
some flight shooting is done at times at Burlington Heights, and the beach
decoys and blinds are used when practicable.
Hanover, Co. Grey. — Hotels, Reid House, Scarborough House, Queen's
Hotel, $1 p. d. ; livery, $1.50 p. d.
Fishing. — Saugeen R., 4 to 6 m. ; trout, weight J to 1 lb. ; best month
— May ; baits — worms and flies.
Harley, Co. Brant.— Hotel, Harley House, $1 p, d.
Hunting. — Radius of 3 m. from station ; rabbit, hare, partridge, quail ;
best months — Oct., Nov. ; guides not necessary ; country— open, wooded,
wet, dry, level.
Harriston, Co. Wellington.— Hotels, Collison House, $1, Royal, $1.50
p. d. ; livery, $2 to $2.50 p. d.
Fishing. — Maitland and cr. in vicinity; Br. trout; best months — May,
June and July ; bait — worms.
Hunting. — Partridge, rabbits; best months — fall months for part-
ridges and winter for rabbits ; trained dogs can be obtained ; country —
wooded and partly hilly.
Hastings, Co. Northumberland. — Hotels, Clarendon, Caughlin House,
Queen's, Royal, Albion, $1 p. d. ; livery, single rig $2, team $3.50
p. d.
Fishing. — Trent R., which flows through village, and Rice L., a dis-
tance of 6 m. up-stre.im ; Mg., bass, perch and trout; most plentiful — Mg.
and bass; best months — any time from June to Oct., inclusive; baits —
artificial, minnows, crabs, or frogs ; guides — John Scriver, Joseph Clapper,
C. Scriver, $1 p. d. ; boats — 50 cts. p. d. ; the above grounds aflord e\cel-
lent sport, and are second to none in the Province.
Hunting. — Trent R. and Rice L., where ducks of every description
abound, partridge and rabbits in close proximity; best months — any time
during open season; guides — see fishing; country — all kinds; duck shoot-
ing on lalce and river is unsurpassed in the provmce.
Hawtrey, Co. Oxford.— Hotel, Mathison House; livery, 60c. to $1 p. d,
for fishing purposes.
Fishing.— Deer Lick Cr., J m., Siples Cr., IJ m. ; speckled or Br.
trout ; best months — May to July ; guides — not needed.
Hunting. — J to 2 m. ; pheasants, quail and rabbits ; best months —
Oct. and Nov. j guides — 50c. to $1 p. d. ; trained dogs can be obtained.
Hensall, Co. Huron. — Hotels, Centennial, Mansion, Hensall House, 1
p. d. ; livery, moderate.
Fishing. — L. Huron, 10 m. west ; whitefish, salmon trout and herrings ;
most plentiful — herrings. ^
Hunting. — Hay Marsh; partridge, rabbits, deer; best months— fall
months ; guides — G. Parker, R. Coad, J. Colwell, T. Murdock ; trained
dogs can nearly always be obtained ; country — level, not very wet until late
in fall ; this is an excellent marsh.
Hepworth) Co. Bruce. — Hotels, Spencer House, Hermann House, $1
p. d. ; livery, $2 single, $4 double p. d.
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Fishing.— Spring Cr., 2 m., Sauble R., 2] in., Gould L.,4m. ; br. trout,
pk. and b. b. ; most plentiful— brook trout ; best months— May to July ;
baits — angle worms and flies ; guides — none required ; boats — free.
Hunting.— Partridge, rabbits, deer ; best months — all good during the
open season ; country — wooded and undulating, generally dry ; sportsmen
generally have been well pleased with the sport m this section and with
good reason ; the country generally is well wooded with hardwood, but
there are several pieces of cedar swamp.
Hespeler, Co. Waterloo.— Hotels, Queen's, Commercial, Sager's, $1 p. d. ;
livery, $3 p. d.
Fishing.— R. Speed, Town Puslinch L., 3 m., Mill Cr., 6 m. ; b. b. and
speckled trout ; best months — July and August; baits — worms and min-
nows ; boats — 15c. per hour ; good tishing for bass at Puslinch L., and
plenty of boats there for hire.
Hunting. — In Puslinch Township, 8 to 12 m. ; rabbits, foxes and
partridges; best months — Nov. and Dec. ; no guides needed ; trained dogs
can be obtained; country — <jenerally open, part wooded, swamps intersper-
sed with dry hills ; Puslincli L. is a great resort for pic-nic parties, a
wooded island 7 acres in extent occupies the middle.
Holstein, Co. Grey.— Commercial, Holstein House, $1 p. d. ; livery, $1.50
p. d.
Fishing. — Saugeen Cr. about 1 m. from hotels; speckled trout; best
months — May and June ; baits — worms.
Humberstone. Co. Welland.— Hotels, Western, Humberstone, Tremont,
City, Queen's, $1 p. d. ; livery, $2.50 single, $5 double.
Fishin«. — L. Erie ; herring, pi., b. b., perch ; most plentiful — herring
and b. b. ; best months — June and July ; baits — minnows and worms ;
boats — 15c. per. hour.
Huntsvllle, Muskoka district. — Hotels, Dominion, Gilchrist, Birtch,$l p.
d. ; livery, $2.50 single, $4.50 double p. d.
Fishing. — L. Vernon, Fairy, Mary, Peninsula and L. of Bavs and
small streams tributary ; salmon trout, perch, speckled trout and small fish ;
most plentiful — salmon trout and perch ; best months — Sept. and Oct. ;
baits — otter and flies ; guides — Fred. Haines, W. Fetterley, E. J. Gouldie,
the latter residing at L. of Bays, Dwight, P. 0., $2 p. d. ; boats— about $1
p. d. or 10c. p. h., can be obtained at Huntsville for the first four lakes, and
at Portage or Dwight for Peninsular Lake.
Hunting. — Immediate neighborhood to a distance of 15 m. surrounding
deer, partridge, ducks and bear; best months — autumn ; Indian guides — $2
p. d. with dogs ; country — wooded, hilly, level and dry. Huntsville is situated
on Vernon and Fairy L., the latter being connected with Mary L. by the
north branch of the Muskoka R., Peninsular L. is connected with Fairy L.
by a canal. All these waters are navigable- At one point on Peninsular L.
there is a portage by team over good wagon road. There is good communi-
cation from one end of the district to the other by entering the hunting
grounds at this point.
Iroquois, Co. Dundas. — Hotels, Commercial, Powell House, and Sonoma
House, $1.50 p. d. ; livery, $2.60 p. d.
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nail fish ;
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Sonoma
Fishing. — St. Lawrence R. ; b. b,, pk. and pi. ; the former most
plentiful ; hiest months — the latter parts of July, Aug. and Sept. ; baits —
minnows, worms, flies ; guides — J. McNairn, John McRobie, $1.50 p. d. ;
plenty of boats at 76c. p. d. ; the river is close to the town, and good fish-
ing at almost every poiot.
Jennette's Creek, Co. Kent.
FisuiNG. — R. Thames, Baptiste Cr., and Jennette'ff Cr., pk., pi.,
bass, perch, sunfish ; best months — Sept. to Nov. ; baits — trolling ; guide
— Jonas Peltier, $2 p. d. with boat ; boats--rather scarce.
Hunting. — Grounds are reserved ; snipe, duck ; best months — Oct.
and Nov. ; country — wet ; the Chatham Club have a very large tract of
land reserved, but still there is plenty left Open.
Kagawong, District Akoma (reached via Great Northern Transit Co.'b
steamers from ColTingwood or Wiarton). — One hotel, $1 p. d.
Fishing. — At IJ m. away, full of bass ; bass and perch ; best months
—-any time during season of navigation ; any kind of bait ; no guides re-
quired ; man and boat $1 p. d.
Hunting. — Close to village ; any quantity of partridge and duck ;
trained dogs can be obtained.
Keeue> Co. Peterboro. — Victoria Hotel, $1 p. d. ; convenient to lake.
Fishing. — Rice L. 3 m. from station ; Mg., bass, the latter most plen-
tiful ; best months — fish very plentiful all months during season ; baits —
silver and brass, for still fishing, frogs ; guides — J. McLaughlin and 0.
McGowan, $1 p. d. ; no boats for hire.
Hunting. — Rice L., black duck ; best month 8-=-^ept. and Oct. ; guide
— John McLaughlin, $1 p. d. ; country — lake.
Killamey, District Algoma (reached via Great Northern Transit Co.'s
steamers from Collingwood or Wiarton). Two good Hotels $1 p. d.
Fishing. — Georgian B. ; pi. and bass ; any month during the summer
season ; bait — trolling ; no guides necesearj' ; boat and man to row $1 p. d.
Hunting. — Close to village ; partridge and ducks ; trained dogs can
be obtained.
Kincardine, Co. Bruce. — Hotels, Royal, Queen's, $1 p. d. ; livery, |2
p. d. for single rigs, $4 and $5 for double.
Fishing. — L. Huron close at hand ; trout and whitefish with nets,
herrings and perch caught off" the dock with line; most plentiful — trout
and whitefish are caught in large quantities about 40 miles out with nets ;
baits — meat or fish ; boats — row and sail boats can be hired.
Einmount, Co. Victoria. — Hotels, Northern, Victoria, and Kinmount
House, $1 p. d. ; livery, $3 p. d.
Fishing. — Davis' L., 4 m. ; salmon trout ; best month — June; baits —
minnows and artificial ; guides— -Jas. Scott, C. Rowlison, $3 p. d., and
boats found. Good sport.
Hunting. — All around this vicinity ; deer, bear, partridge and rabbits;
best months — Oct., Nov., Dec; guide — Jas. Scott, $3 p. d. ; country-
wooded and hilly.
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Fishing and Buntmg Resorts,
Kingston, Co. Frontenftc. — Hotels, British American $3, Burnett House
$2 to |3, City Hotel, Windsor, Anglo-American |1.60 p. d. ; livery,
single horse $2.50 p. d., team, $4.
Fishing. — Along the shore of Wolfe Island, directly opposite the citv»
the fishing grounds cover at least 12 m. ; fish—principally b. b. Mg., pk.
and pi. ; most plentiful — b. b. ; best months — J une to Aug. ; bait — min-
nows; guides — Davis, McAvoy, and several others, about $3 p. d. ; boats can
be hired ; there are several fishing grounds in and about the city, being
about 3 m. to the nearest, viz., the Brotherands and shoals adjacent.
Hunting. — Duck hunting in the fall is principally carried on in Big
Bay and the Rideau Canal ; game most plentiful—ducks ^ beat months —
Sept., Oct. and Nov. ; guides — R. Millen, John Millen, Senecal Bros.; lots
of trained spaniels to be obtained for duck shooting ; country — shore hunt-
ing consists of partridge shooting ; the country ie very rough, and covered
with wood.
Kippen^Co. Huron.— Shaffer's Hotel, in Kippen, and Baker Hotel, Blake,
$1 p. d. ; livery, %2 p. d. single rigs, $3.50 double.
Fishing. — Drysdale, about 10 m. ; pk., bass, trout, herring, the latter
most plentiful ; best months — bass and pike, April and Sept., herrings,
winter season ; baits — worms ; no guides ; boats — 60c. p. d.
Hunting. — Zurich Swamp; partridge, rabbits, deer; best months —
fall and through the winter ; no guides ; trained dogs can be obtained ;
country — level, swampy parts, timbered with all kinds of wood.
Lakefieidt Co. Peterboro. — Hotels, Midland House, Blakely House,
American Hotel, $1 p. d. ; livery, moderate.
Fishing. — Stony L., Clear L., Otonahee R. ; salmon, Mg. and bass ;
best months — regular fishing season ; baits — worm and spoon ; boats — at
almost any price.
Hunting. — Apsley and north ; deer, partridge and quail during shooting
season ; country — wooded and quite rough, both wet and dry.
Lancaster, Co. Glengarry.— Hotels, Clair Hall, McRae Hotel and G.T.R.
Hotel, rate $1.60 p. d. ; livery, $2 p. d.
Fishing. — L. St. Francis and R. Raisin ; Mg., pk., bass, perch, etc.;
most plentiful — perch and bass ; best months — May, Juneand Sept. ; bait
— live minnows ; guide — H. Gibb, $1.50 p. d. ; boats — $1.00 p. d. ;
Hunting. — All the way from Bainsville to .Summerstown, 10 m. ;
ducks, partridge, geese ; best months — April for geese, the fall months for
ducks.
Ijtnsdowne, Co. Leeds— Hotel, Stewart's $1 p. d. ; livery, charge for
double team to Charleston L. $2, single rig $1.
Fishing. — Charleston L. 6 m. ; bass, pk., salmon, white fish, herring ;
most plentiful — bass, pk., and salmon ; best months — June and July ; baits
— small fish and frogs; guide— James Greer, $1.50 to $2 p. d. ; boats
— about 50c. to 76c. p. d. ; remarks — hotel kept at the head of the lake by
Mr. Duffield.
Lefroy, Co. Simcoe. — Hotels, B. Hill's, Lefr. ,$1, J.K«ake Hotel, Roaches
Point, 3 J m. from Lefroy, $1 p. d. ; livery, $3 p. d.
Fishing.— Cook's Bay and L. Simcoe, about Jm., for all kinds of L.
fish ; most plentiful — trout, white fish, bass and Mg. ; best months— June,
tt House
; Jivery,
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lit — min-
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House,
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pt. ; bait
10 m. ;
nths for
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lake by
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July, Auj'., Sept., and Oct.; buitd — Hpuou, worniH, grasshoppers, I'rog.s ;
boats can DC obtained at Barrie, 12 ni, north by railway.
Hunting. — J m. and over from station ; foxes, rabbits, partridge, and
on L., duck, snipe, etc , in season ; no guides ; country — open, wooded, wet,
dry, level and hilly, patches along edges of bay and lake of wooded,
swamp and dry lands.
Lindsay, Co. Victoria — Hotels, Benson House, $1.50, Congress Hall,
Veitch Hoii«e, Royal, $1 p. d. ; livery — single horse $2, team $4 p. d.
Fishing. — Scugog R. J m., Sturgeon L. 8 m. ; bass, Mg. ; the former
most plentiful ; best months — June and July ; bait— spoon ; guides can be
had at Sturgeon Point Hotel at $1 p. d. ; boats can be obtained at 50c. p.h.
Hunting. — Emily Cr. for ducks; best month— October ; country —
wooded and hilly.
Lisle, Co. Simcoe.— Dominion House $1 p. d. ; livery $1.50 p. d.
Fishing. — Pine R. 3 to 8 m. for speckled trout; best months — May to
July; baits— worms and flies ; guides— W. Paddison, R. Wade, $2 p. d.;
boats not required.
Hunting. — Partridge, rabbits plentiful in Oct. and Nov. ; W. Paddeson,
guide, $2 p. d. ; trained dogs can be obtained ; country — scrub bush.
T^stowel, Co. Perth.— Hotels, Grand Central, $1.50, Queen's $1 p. d. ;
livery, $1.50 p. d.
Fishing.— Br. from 5 to 15 m.; trout; best months— May and June,
bait— chub and worms, and various artificial baits.
Little Current, Manitoulin Island (reached via: Great Northern Transit
Go's steamers from Collingwood or Wiarton).— Two fine Hotels $1
p. d. ; many private villas for summer use.
Fishing. — Splendid trolling, pi. and bass ; best months — any time during
season navigation ; baits — trolling spoon or worms ; guides — unnecessary ;
man and boat $1 p. d.
Hunting. — Close to Village ; partridge and ducks ; trained dogs can be
obtained.
Longwood, Co. Middlesex.— Hotel, Nicholl House, $1 p.d; livery, $2 p.d.
Fishing.— R. Thames 6 m. from here ; mullet, bass, pk,, pi., the latter
being most plentiful ; best months— May and June ; bait— fly ; guide— C.
Caven ; boats can be hired.
Hunting. — Im. north ; partridge, pheasant, rabbit ; best months — Oct.
and Nov. ; guides — John Gallagher, James Coulter, $2 p. d. ; trained dogs
can be obtained ; country— wooded, partly rolling.
Lyn, Co. Leeds.— Hotel, Lyn House, $1 p. d. ; livery, $2 p. d.
Fishing.— R. St. Lawrence 2 m., L. Charleston 16 m. ; pk., whitefish ;
best months— pk., Aug. and Sept. ; guides— Justis Smith, Samuel Heeley,
charges $2 p. d. for man and boat ; Charleston L. is the best fishing water.
Madoc, Co. Hastings.— Hotels. Continental, Moon's and Windsor, $1 p.d. J
livery, 2.50 p. d.
Fishing. — Moira L ; pi., bass and Mg. ; best month — Aug. ; baits — frogs
and minnows ; guides— Quinlan Bros. ; boats — 75c. p. d.
Hunting.— Lingham Flats j deer and partridge ; best month— Nov. j
country — wet and hilly.
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Magnetawan, Parry Sound District (reached from Gravenhurst via
Muskoka & Nipissing Na»\Mgation Co.) see Spence.
Maitlanr" Co. Grenville.— Hotel, Doyle House, $1 p. d. ; livery, $2 p. d-
Fishing. — St. Lawrence, anywhere in vicinity ; bass, pk., chub, perch ;
most plentiful — bass, perch and chub ; best months — May to July ; tDaits —
flies, dough and minnows ; guides — A. Van Arnain and C. Jackson ; boitts
from 50c. to $2 p. d.
Mellorytown, Co, Leeds.— Hotel, Poole's Summer Resort, $1 to $1.50 p.
d.; livery, $1.50 to $2 p. d.
Fishing. — St. Lawrence, ^ m. from Poole's; bass, pk., pi., perch; best
months — from June 16th to Sept. 15th; baits — minnows and fly; guides —
John R. Gibson, Jos. Seneca], jun., Lewis Trickey, Geo. Andrews; boats —
$2 p. w. or 50c p. d. ; the Resort is a private one and can acccommodate
about 30 to 40 persons.
HuNTiNCi. — The coimtry being pretty well cleared the only game is
ducks in the fall of the year, at the same place as fishing.
Manitowaning, Manitoulin Island (reached by Great Northern Transit
Co's steamers from Collingwood or Wiarton). — Two hotels.
FisHiNGK. — Blue Jay R. ; speckled trout very plentiful, and good size ;
best months — June, Aug., Sept. ; baits — grasshoppers, worms, artificial
flies ; guides — none necessary, Indian as servant, $1 p. d. ; boats — $3 p. w.;
trout fishing said to be as fine as any in America.
Hunting. — Anywhere within radius of 20 m. ; red deer, geese, ducks,
partridges, pigeons; best monthf-^ -Sept., Oct., Nov.; guides — reliable In-
dians at $1 to $1.50 p. d. ; no dogs; country — rolling hills, rocky, and in
places marshy, generally well wooded; very picturesque, atmosphere
generally clear and cool.
Marmora, Co. Hastings (reached by Central Ontario Ry. via Trenton
inc). — Hotels, Royal, Provincial, Pringle, $1 to $1.50 p. d. ; livery,
$4 p. d.
Fishing. — Crow L., 1 m. ; bass, Mg. ; former most plentiful ; July
and Aug. ; bait — frogs, minnows, crabs ; guide — J. Devlin, moderate
charges, boats can be obtained.
Marsrsville, Co. Hastings.
Fishing. — Bay of Quinte, 3i m. ; bass, pk., pi., Mg. ; most plentiful —
bass and pk. ; best months — July and Aug. ; baits — crabs for bass, spoons
for pike ; Doats can be hired at Deseronto.
Meaford, Co. Grey.— Hotels, Paul's, $1.50 p. d.; Royal, City, $1 p. d. ;
livery, single, $2.50 p. d., double, $3.50 p. d.
Pishing. — Georgian Bay, in vicinity; herring, pi., bass, all plentiful;
Kiraberlev, 16 m. for speckled trout; baits — worms and flies; boats — 20c.
p. h. or $1 p. d.
Midland, Co. Simcoe. — Hotels, Clarkson House, Queen's, Gladstone
House, American ; livery, $2.50 single, $4 double p. d.
Fishing. — Wye R. 3 m., Georgian Bay Islands, all the way from Mid-
land to Parry Sound • ^ b., pi., Mg., whitefish and lake trout; amongst the
islands base most plenu^'al} best months — June to Aug.; baits — frogs,
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use of boat and his services as cook, guide, &c., $4 p. d. for a party, Jos.
Stewart, $1.50 p.d,; boats, 50c. p. d.; steamer runs daily between Mid-
land and Parry Sound, stopping at principal islands to leave otf parties at
fi.shing and caniping groundf*, and bring ^:u})plies daily from Midland. The
islands of the Georgian Bay commence immediately up[>osite the harbor of
Midland, and the bass tishiiig is good anywhere on the north shore, more
particularly at Indian Harbor, Moose Point, Moone R., Honey Harbor,
Governor's Island, etc., etc. Guides and boats can be had any day from
here at rate of 50c. p. d. for latter and $1.50 for former. Camping or fish-
ing parties can be supplied from here with everything required, and daily
supplies (including ice) can be scut each day by steamer. «
HuNTiXG.— Duck, 2i m. at Mud L., deer at Honey Harbor, 16 m.; best
months — in their season ; guide — for duck or deer, Chas. Clarkson ;
trained dogs can be obtained ; country — all kinds, principally wooded and
rocky for deer, for duck Mud L., wet; duck shooting at Mud Lake is
really good at commencement of season, both spring and fall.
Mille Koche, Co. Stormont.— Hotel, Albion, $1 p. d. ; livery, $2.50 p. d
Fishing. — R. St. liawrence, i m., 1 m. and 2 m. distant; pk., bass,
pi.; baits — worms and sm,all tish ; boats at low rates.
Milton, Co. Halton.— Bennett House, Wallace House, $1 to$I.50p. d. j
livery, $2 p. d.
Hunting. — 1 to 3 m. for rabbits and black squirrel in the fall ; dogs
can be obtained ; country > — hilly.
Milverton, Co. Perth.— Hotels, Milvcrton House, Queen's and Commer-
cial, $1 p. d. ; livery, $3 for double and $1.50 for single rigs.
HuxTTXG. — Ellice Swamp, some 5 m. from station; wild ducks, rab-
bits, partridges and foxes ; best months — Sept. and Oct ; i\o guides ; coun-
try—open and level, rather swampy.
Mimico, Co. York.
Fishing.— -Humber R. and L. Ontario, H m. \ pk.j bass, herring, sal-"
mon ; bait— minnows; boats— 20c. p. h.
MitoheU, Co. Perth.— Hotels, Hicks House, $1.50 p. d.; Royal Hotel, $1
p. d. ; livery, $2 p. d. single, and $3 p. d. double.
Hunting. — 1^ m. from station ; duck shooting, 1 J m. ; partridge, 7 m. |
best months— Oct. and Nov.; no guides; country — wet and swampy^ par*
tially wooded.
Moulton, Co. Ilaldimand.— 'Hotelj Upper House, $1 p.d.; livery, from
$2 to $3 p. d.
Hunting. — Within 1 ni. of station; white rabbits and pheasants; best
months— Jan. to March; guide— S. Angle, $1 p. J.; trained dogs can be
obtained; country — wooded and not wet.
Mount Forest, Co. Wellington.— Hotels, Queen's, Coyne's Housej$1.50
p. d.; McQuillan's, $1'; livery, $2 p. d.
Fishing,— 'South br. of Saugeen and numerous spring Cr. in vicinity ;
Br. trout; best months — April to July; baits — flies^ worms j boats not
required.
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HuxTiXG. — At ea>jy distances from town ; rabbits, ]»artri<lgc' and wild
duck; best months — Sept.,Oct., Nov., Dec; guides — W. Dickson, J.Allen,
$1.25 p. d.; trained dogs can beobtamed; country — hilly and swampy in
places.
Morrisburg, Co. Dundas. — Hotels, St. Lawrence Hall, §1.50 p. d.; Sher-
man, American, Windsor and Grand Trunk, $1 p. d.; livery, accor-
ding to time and distance.
FisiiiXG. — St. Lawrence 11.; pk., pi., bass, Mg., chub, perch; most
plentiful — pk., pi., bass, chub and perch; best montlis — May to Oct.;
oaits — artihcial, worms, minnows, dough ; guides niay be obtamed, if ne
cessary, but there are no particular ones ; boats — 25c. for first 2 h., iOc. p.
h. after, $1 p. d.
Hunting. — St. Lawrence R. and woods, A to 4 m. from village; ducks,
partridge; best months--Sept. to Doc. (inclusive); trained dogs can be
obtained, but it is better to bring them ; country — open, dry, level ; foxes
and rabbits are numerous, but hunted very little.
Napanee, Co. Lennox. — Hotels, Campbell Hcjuse, Paisley House, $1.50 to
$2, Davy's Island on Bay Quinte, and Glen House, §1 p. d. ; livery,
$2 to $2.50 p. d.
Fishing. — Hay Bay G m., Bay of Quinte, L. on the Mountain, 6 to 14
m. ; bass, Mg., pk., trout, perch, pi.; must plentiful — pk. and bass; best
months — latter part of June until early Oct. ; loaits — trolling spoons, worms,
grasshoppers and miiiuuws ; guides — not considered neces.sary ; boats — 50o
to 75c p. d. ; remarks — daily mail from Hay Bay ; daily boats from Davy's
Island and Glencora connecting with Na])ane(', Belleville, Kingston and
Pictoii.
Hunting. — Kennebec for deer, GO m., Hay Bay 6 m., for all kinds of
ducks; deer at Kennebec plentiful ; blue bills, red Jieads and black ducks
at Hay Bay during open season ; guides at $1 j). d. ; trained dogs can be ob-
tained; country— wooded, dry and very hilly m Kennebec, Hay Bay open
and marshy ; remarks — Bay of Quinte lishing is good in season, so is duck
shooting at Hay Bay, awA deer shooting is excellent in Kennebec Township.
Nelles Corners, Co. Haldimand. — Hotels, American and Dominion, $1 p^
d.; livery, $1.50 p. d.
Hunting. — Good woods for game between 2 and 3 m. ; partridge and
rabbits, in their season ; no guides ; country — wooded, level, sometimes wet.
Neustadt, Co. Grey. — Hotels, American, Royal, Queen's, Commercial, $1
]). d. ; livery, $2 to $3 p. d.
Fishing. — Saugeen R. G m. from village ; speckled trout; best months
—June and July ; baits — Hy and worms ; boats not required.
Ifiagara Falls, Co. Welland. — Hotels, American, Waverly, Windsor, Im-
perial, from §1.50 to $2 \). d. ; livery, about §3 p. d.
Fishing. — Niagara, 14 m. ; b. b., perch and pi.; all plentiful; best
months — Sept. and Oct. ; bait — minnows; boats, $2 p. d.
Nipissing Jnc, District of Nipissing. No hotels nor livery.
Fishing. — L, Nipissing 3 m.. Trout L. 21 m. ; pk., pi., salmon trout,
the two former most plentiful ; best months— May and June, Aug., Sept.,
Oct. i baits — frogs, worms, tlies. No guides nor boats.
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Hunting. — Trout L. 2^ in.; partridge, deer, juoose, bear; Sept. to
Nov. Country— swampy with rocky ridges, dense growth of bush.
North Bay. District of Nipissing. — Hotels, Pacific House, Mackey House,
$1.50 p. d. ; livery, $2 to $3 p. d.
Fishing. — L. Nipissing for pk., pi. and bass. Trout L. 2J m. from the
Pacific, also all the sir. ; salmon trout, Mg., b. b., speckled trout, pk., pi. ;
b. b. and speckled trout very plentiful ; best months — from 1st June to Ist
Sept. ; bait — trolling with spoons and minnows for bait ; guides — Joseph
Laronde and Richard Jessup, $2 p. d. ; boats at 50c. p. d. ; remarks — the
fishing at Trout L. is acknuwledged to be the finest bass and Maskinonge
fishing in Canada.
Hunting. — From 10 to 20 m. north of North Bay with good roads (Gov-
ernment) ; red deer. Best months — in season from 15th Oct. to 15th Dec. ;
guides — as above ; trained deer dogs can be obtained ; country — wooded and
rolling.
Lakes, streams and resources of this region in their order working
down stream toward the east.
1. Trout L., 10 by 4. Has 35 islands, largely indented with bays. Con-
tains b. b., Mg., pk., pk. — perch and salmon trout. Has 3 trout streams
flowing into it.
2. Turtle L., joined to above by swift stream of only a few rods. 6 m.
long, 1^ m. wide. Numerous small islands ; abrupt, rocky shores ; beattti-
full)ays. Fish same as above except trout — perhaps (?)
3. Pine L., 3 m. by 2. Contains 10 islands. Pish same as Turtle L.
4. Lost K., 8 m. of beauty and grandeur; deep pools; abrupt turns ;
swift rapids ; very rocky ; full of bass, etc. Easy j^ortages ; superb fly-
fishing.
5. Tallon L., 14 by 4 m. Full of fish. 3 trout str. fiow into Lost R. and
3 into Tallon L. These constitute what is called the " Central Chain." •
Southern Chain — 20 mud lakes ; moose, deer, etc., in season. Lakes *
accessible by " carries."
Northern Chain — 7 lakes, all abounding in speckled trout. Largest 3
m. long, nearly as wide ; two others 2^ m. long. The other two about % m.'?^
long. Longest " carry" to these lakes not more than 6 m., shortest about '"
i m.
North Hastings Jnct., Co. Hastings.— Hotel, Grand Junction, $1 p. d. ;
livery, $2 p. d.
Fishing. — Rosse's P., 1 m., also various trout streams; b. b. and br.
trout ; the former most plentiful ; best months— Julyj Aug., Sept.aod Oct. ;
guide— Stephen Tuft, $1.50 p. d.
Novar) District of Parry Sound. — Novar Hotel* $1 p* d. Moderate charge
for livery.
Fishing. — Bay L., 5 m., Clear L.j 3 m. | salmon and speckled trout, tlie
former most plentiful ; best months — Oct. and Nov* ; baits — minnows and
U'orfjis ; guide — Ji Braund j boats can be had at moderate charges.
Hunting. — Township of BethunCi 6 m.; deerj moose, bear, rabbits,
partridges } best moMth.s— Oct. and Nov. ; guide^^J. Braund ; dogs can be
obtained j country — wooded) dry and hilly.
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p. d.; livery, single, $1.50 ; double, $3 p. d.
Fishing. — Pigeon U. ; Mg., b. b. and rock b. ; Mg. most plentiful ; best
modths — Aug. and Sept. ; baits — silver trolling bait and I'rogs; guide — Ths.
Henderson, $1.50 p. d.; boats — $1 p. d.
Hunting. — Woods from 1 to 5 m. from the village; wild duck on r.,
rabbit and partridge ; best months — Oct. and Nov. ; country — open, dry
and hilly.
Onondaga, Co. Brant. — Ontario House, $1 p. d. ; no livery.
Fishing. — Grand R., 100 feet from hotel ; bass, pike, &c.
Hunting. — On Indian reserve, J m. distant; quail, partridge, &c. ;
country — partly wooded, dry and hilly.
Orillia, Co. Siincoe.— Hotels, Orillia House, Russell House, $1.50 p. d.,
and others. Summer resort at Strawberry Island, half an hour by
boat (return tickets, 25c.). Hotel rate $2 p. d. Livery at moderate
rates.
Fishing. — Strawberry Island, L. Simcoe and Couchiching ; b.b., white-
fish, L. trout, br. trout ; b. b. and trout plentiful ; best months — July to
Oct. ; baits — worms, grasshoppers, minnows ; guides — Ben. Simcoe and
Samson Ingersol, Indians, $1.50 p. d. ; boats — $1 p. d., $3 to $4 p. w.
Hunting. — Sparrow L., 12 m. ; deer, partridge and ducks ; best months
— Oct., Nov. and May for duck ; guides — Indians, moderate; trained dogs
can be obtained ; country — all kinds.
Oshawa, Co. Ontario.— Hotels, Queen's, Central, and Brook's, $1 to $2.5 )
p.d.
Fishing. — Farewell's Marsh, 1 m.. Hall's, 2 m.; pk. and perch; pk*
most abundant ; best months — April, May, Sept. and Oct. ; baits — spoon
and minnows, also angle-worm ; guides — none needed ; boats — 50c. p. d.
Hunting. — Hall's Marsh for ducks; best months — Sept and Oct.;
guides — unnecessary ; countrv — open and wet (surroundings hillv and
dry).
Ottawa, Co. Carleton (reached from the East via Coteau, from the West
via Brockville). — Hotels, Russell House, $3, Windsor, Grand Union,
$2.50 p. d. i livery, team $5 p. d., single $3 p. d.
Fishing. — Gatineau L., 30 m. distant from Ottawa; bass and trout;
Itoth plentiful ; best months — Aug. and Sept.; baits — minnows and worms ;
boats — T^c. p. d.
Otterville, Co. Oxford. — Hotel, Revere House, $1 p. d. ; livery moderate.
Fishing. — Otter Cr. running through village; pk., horn-chub, catfish,
b. b. ; most plentiful — horn-chub, catfish and b. d. ; best months — May,
June ; bait — worms ; boats-^at moderate price, about 25c. an afternoon ;
some trout have been caught in small tributary streams, a few miles out.
but they are scarce.
Hunting. — Few pine swamps in vicinity; partridge, snipe, rabbits und
foxes ;;,best months— 'Sept., Oct., Nov.; guides— none ; a few good fox
hounds'and partridge dogs; country — open and hilly along the Cr.. partially
covered with small pine forest and hard wood bush.
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Owen Sound, Co. Grey (reached by train via Toronto). — Hotels— Queen's,
Albion, Coulson House, City Hotel, Ross House, Seldon's Hotel,
Pacitic, from $1.60 to $2 p. d. ; livery, $2.50 p. d.
Fishing. — Good trolling for salmon trout on Georgian Bay in month of
Oct. about 7 m. ; very fair speckled trout fishing close by town ; speckled
trout and .^ulmon trout, some b. b., pi., «&c. ; best months — from May to Ist
Nov. ; baits — for sulnion trout, spoon ; for speckled trout, angle-worm and
Hies ; guides — not required ; boats — 50c. p. d. : excellent trolling for salmon
trout at Johnson Harbor, about 10 m. from h^re in Oct.
Hunting. — No small game in this locality ; deer plentiful in season on
the Peninsular, about 30 or 40 m. from here; best months — latter part of
Oct. and Nov. ; guides — at from $1.50 to $2 p. d.; trained dogs can be ob-
tained ; country — wooded, dry and level.
Paisley, Co. Bruce. — Hotels,- Hanna House, Central, Royal and Sherman
House, $1 p. d. ; livery, $1.50 p. d.for single rigs.
Fishing. — Teeswater and Saugeen R, both run through the village;
pike, b. b. and other small r. fish ; most plentiful — pk. ; hest months —
April, May and June ; baits — flies and ground worms; guides and boats not
required.
Hunting. — None of any account ; partridge and black squirrel ; best
month — Oct. ; country — studded with bush, rather hilly, no swampy land.
Palgrave, Co. Peel.— Queen's Hotel, $1 p. d. Livery, $4.
Fishing. — Humber R. ; speckled trout, chub, suckers, shiners ; best
months — May and June ; baits — flies and worms ; no guides.
Hunting. — Humber Valley ; partridge and rabbits ; Nov. and Dec. ;
country — hilly and open.
Park Hill, Co. Middlesex.— Hotels, Hastings House, Royal, Tudor' House
$1 p. d. ; livery, $1.50 for single conveyance, $3 for double carriage
p. d.
Fishing.— Grand Bend or L. Huron and junction of Sauble R., 12 m.,
and L. Smith, 6 m.; white fish, b. b., salmon trout, pi.; most plentiful-
white lish, bass and pi. ; best months — all through the fishing season ; baits
— minnows ; boats can be hired.
Parry Sound, Co. Parry Sound (reached by Muskoka &, Georgian Bay
Nav. Co. from Midland and Penetang, by Great Northern Transit Co.,
from Collin";wood, also via Muskoka Lakes and Stage). — Hotels,
Belvidere, Thomson, $1.50, Seguine House, Albion, $1 ; livery,
$2.50 single rig, $3.50 to $4 double rig p. d.
Fishing. — Good fishing from 1 to 10 m. from here in Channels of
Georgian Bay, Mill L. IJ m. and numerous other L., b. b., Mg., pi., pk.,lake
b. most plentiful ; best months — Aug., Sept. and Oct. ; baits
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James "VValker and others, $1.50 p. d.; boats— 50c. to $1, or by the week at
$3.50 ; tents and blankets can be rented.
Hunting. — Moose R. district, 15 m- from Parry Sound by land or
water; deer, partridge, bear, fish.r, otter, beaver, mink, muskrat; best
months— Sept., Oct., Nov. and Dec. ; guides^— same as above ; trained dogs
can be obtained ; country— wooded, hilly and dry, with numerous small 1.
and r. ; first-class steam yacht can be hired for summer tourists or hunting
arties.
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Feuetanguishene, Co. Simcoe. — Hotels, Cunada House ami Georgian
Bay Hotel, ijji to ^1.50, Bay View $1 ; livery, ^A p. d. double; $2
p. d. single.
Fishing. — For geueral^fishiiig about 7 m. and from that up to Geor-
gian_^]iay, ^there are also several good trout streams within a short dis-
tance; b. b., pi., pk., Mg. and speckled trout; most plentiful — b. b., pi.
and trout; best months — for b. b. .June, July, Aug. ; baits — worms and Hies;
guides — i*aul Vassier, J. Bossant $1 p. d ; boats — uUc. p. d.
Hunting. — Can be had within 3 m., but the best grounds are among
the islands, about 8 or lU m. up the 1.; deer, partridge, duck ; deer in season,
for duck Oct. is about the best month ; guides — the same as above ;
country — wooded, hilly, dry, mostly rocky where hunting is.
Peterboro, Co. Peterboro. — Hotels, Oriental, $2, Grand Central, $1.50
and $2 p. d., and a number of good hotels at $1 p. d. ; livery, $2 to
$2.50 p. d.
Fishing. — Kice L. (reached by the CalcuLt line of steamers) 12 m.,
Chemong L. 7 m., Katachawanuck l) m.; b. b. and Mg. ; b. b. most abundant ;
best months — June, July, Aug., Sept. ; bait — live minnows ; guides — !gl.5()
p. d. and expenses ; boats — 50c. p. d. ; remarks — any further information
will be cheerfully given by Mr. T. Fitzgerald, Peterboro.
Pickering, Co. Ontario — Hotels, Gordon House, Western Hotel, $1 p. d.;
livery, single rig $2 p. d., double $3.50 or $4.
Fishing. — Frenchman's Bay, 3 m., also Duffin's Cr.; pk., catfish, b. b.,
sunfish^and perch ; best months — Aug. and Sept. for trolling ; baits — regular
trolling hooKS, also worms ; guides — $1.50 p. d. ; boats — $1.50 p. d.
Hunting. — Not much hunting, some wild ducks spring and fall ; country
— wooded, dry and hilly.
Pictou, Co. Prince Edward (reached via Central Ontario Railway from
Trenton, or steamer from Deseronto). — Hotels, Royal Hotel $1.50 to
$ ', Victoria, Herrington House, Cardwell House, Murray House,
McDonald Hotel, Picton Hotel, $1 p. d., livery — $1.50 to' $4 \^. d.,
depending on capacity of rig; the Lake Shore House, 10 m. from
Picton, on L. Ontario, known as the Sandbank $1 p. d.
Fishing. — West L., 8 m.. East L., 8 m., Bay of Quinte (on which
Picton is situated) ; bass, Mg., pk., pi., perch ; most plentiful — bass, pk. and
pi.; fine Mg. tisbii g in bay, 7 m.; best months — Aug. and Sept., but good
fishing all the sea^c n ; baits — trolls, files, frogs, grasshoppers, minnows,
crawfish ; guides — L. T. Voice, livery stable, or James Soly, Royal Hotel ;
boats — at reasonable rates, steam yacht here can be chartered any time at
reasonable rates. L. on the Mountain, 5 m. from Picton; good fishing;
hotel rate, $1 p. d. ; Davy's Island, in Bay of Quinte ; hotel rates, $1 p. d. ;
finest of fishing.
Hunting. — For ducks, East and West L. and Weller's Bay ; woodcook,
partridge, first-class snipe shooting, and all kinds of duck in season ; best
months — 1st Sept. for duck and partridge ; trained dogs can be obtained ;
country — all kinds.
Point Edward, Co. Lambton. — Hotels, Queen's, Royal, $1.50 p. d.; livery,
none required.
Fishing. — L. Huron and R. St. Clair on the spot ; pi., perch and
herring ; best months — May to Aug. ; baits — minnows (found usually in
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abuinlaiico) ; ii(» .irniiK's ; ciipital spoit fruiii tlio tlocks with hook ami line,
hirjrt' (umiher of pi'i-ch iiiid hcrriiij; thus raii^ht.
Port Arthur, 'rimmlcr l^uy Distiic! (rciiclit-d hy Xortli West Traiis|Mii-
tatidii ("o's. ^IcuiiuTs t'roin Suniiii). — floti'In, Xorthcrn, $l{» Alj^uina,
H(Kk'ga!ij!2.r)0, Western, Ottawa, Alliinn, Mansion, Continental, Argyle,.
$2 ; livei-y $1 }). d. single, or $1 \). \\.
FisHiNfJ. — Xipigon G7 in., L(jon L. .'50 ni., .NfcKenzie li. 11 in., all
reachetl liy train ; l». h. and Br. ('rout at Loon L., Hr. trout at the others ; June
to Aug.; Ily haits; guides — ,J. Watt, .1. Hsquiniaux, .1. & L. Houchard, L.
Bt)U(diier, 1). DeschiunjK', all residing at Nipigon, where alone guides are
r<'(|nired ; hindi haik (tanoes r)(lc. p. d. : A pleasiint trip from Pcjrt Arthur
is to hire a fislierinan and boat from $.'5 to $.') p. d., jind cruise along the
North Shore between the Amygdaloyd Islands, where a strong trolling line
and large spoons are necessary as (he fish cauglit weigh from 10 to 30 11»h,
Port Cockburn, !Muskoka District (reached by Muskoka and Georgian
Bay Navigation Co.'s steamers via Gravenhurst). — Hotels, Stimmit
House and Islam! Park.
FiSHiN(}. — L. Joseph, Blackstone, Crane, Clear, Whitefish and trout ;
b. b. and rock bass, ])1. M^j. and salmon trout ; most plentiful — b. b. and Mg. ;
best months — from 15th June till lath Nov. ; baits — minnows, worms, frogs,
riies ; guides — Wm. Bradey, B. Bradey, F. Bradey, F. Wing; boatH at
moderate charges.
Hunting. — In immediate neigliborhood ; partridge, deer, duck ; best
months — Sept. till 1st. Dec. ; j'uide— F. Wing, $1.50 and $2 p. d., man and
dogs; trained dogs cati be ootained ; country — wooded, primeval forest,
myriads of small 1. and str. ; Summit House, large-st summer resort in
Muskoka, can accommodate 200 guests, post*, telegraph and express offices
in house ; fast and elegant .steam yacht owned by proprietors.
Port Colborne, Co. Welland. — Hotels, McNeal's, Simpson's, Commercial,
from 75c. to $1 p. d. ; livery, single rig, $1.50 to $2 p. d., double rig
$3 to $4 p. d.
Fishing. — L. Erie, the town is on the shore ; b. b., pi., perch and her-
ring, and about 15 m. west, w-hitefish ; bass and herring most plentiful ;
best months — April to June; bait — minnows; guides — -Wm. Rambo and
McCracken Bros., 25c.to 50c. p. h. ; boats — 12^c. to 15c. p. h.
Port Dalhousie, Co. Lincoln — No hotels, but several private boarding
houses ; Walkerly House, McGrath's, McNulty, Duffin and Dixon
Housei?; no livery stable.
Fishing. — L. Ontario adjoining the place ; pk., pi., sunfish, bass, perch,
ciscoes and herrings ; perch and bass most plentiful ; best months — May,
June and Sept. ; baits — angleworms and minnows ; no guides required ;
boats — 15c. p. h.
Port Dover, Co. Norfolk. — Hotels, Dominion, Erie House, Commercial,
Norfolk, $1 p. d. ; livery, none required.
Fishing. — L. Erie, Silver L. and Lynn R. ; b. b., pk., perch, herring,
pi., sturgeon, &c.; b. b., perch, (fee, in abundance ; best months — June and
Sept. ; baits — frogs, minnows, &c. ; guides — J. Ross, Crab Ellick, L.
Folemsbee and Wm. Collier ; boats — 20c. p. h. ;'tne fishing at this point is
excellent.
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Hunting. — Lonj; Point and purroumlinj;; country ; thick, rubl>itH, black
Hquirrel , Sept. to Dec; ^^uidcs — J. I'liync jukI.T. Green, witli (Io»i;s ; country
— fairly \voo<ie«l, dry, and rolling. Slmuting, controlled at Ijou*^ I*(jint
by a company.
Port Elgin, Co. J^ruce.— Hotels, Arlingt(»n, Tretnont, Qiuhmi'h, Roval,
American, Ocean IIuuMe (located at I{ay),$l p. d. ; two good liverien,
(diargCH very moderate, according to distance, carriage with team
$2.r>() p. d.. Mingle carriage, $!.')() p. d.
Fishing. — Port Elgin Bay at edge of town, Mill Cr. also at edge of
lown, Saugeen R. I m. east; pk., pi., bass, herring, trout, whitetish, i)erch ;*
most plentiful — herring, trout, j)l. and whitetish; best months — May, June,
Oct. ; bait — small herring; guides — reliable parties can always be had to
accompany visitors ; little or no charge has so far been jnade, as local
sports and citizens are always willing to entertain tourists or pleasure seek-
ers; skirt's, $1 J), d. ; sail-b(jatH and small steamers at low rates for pleasure
or picnic parties visiting adjacent points or islands.
Hunting. — Immediate vicinity for small ganif, such as hares, rabbits,
mrtridge and woodcock ; most i)lentiful — partridge ; best months — Oct.,
Nov.; guides — same as above; good dogs will accompany local sports with
parties ; country — both open and wooded, rolling lands, perfectly dry and
accessible at all times.
Port Hope, Co. Durham— Hotels, St. Lawrence Hall, and Queen's, |2
p. a. ; several smaller hotels $1 p. d. ; livery, $2 p. d.
Fishing. — Rice L., 10 rn. ; Mg., V>.b. and green bass ; all kinds plentiful ;
best months — June for Mg., Juiy to Sept. for bass; baits — spoons,
crawfish, worms and shiners ; guides always on hand, $2 p.d. for man and
boat ; boats — 50c. p. d. ; hotels on the ground at Bewdley Gore's Landing,
Harwood, $1 p. d.
Port Perry Co. t)ntario.— Hotels, St. Charles, Oriental, $1 to $L50 p. d.
Queen's and Railroad House, $1 p. d.; livery, $1.50 p. d. single rigs
to $3 p. d. for teoin.
Fishing. — Scr L., 50 yards from the principal hotels ; M^., b. h.>
green or bay ba.p perch ;ind coarse fish ; Mg., and b.b most pfentif'il j
best months- . pt., and part of Oct. ; baits — trolling spoons and
live frogs; oames Davidson, Port Perry, Joseph Cook, Caisarea,
Ont., $1 to J p. d. for man and boat ; boats — 50c. p. d. any quantity ;
the Leland nouse, Cm^area, $] p. d., splendid fishing, shooting and
bathing in its vicinity.
Hunting — Head of L., Nonquon Cr., and Cffisarea Bay, distance, 1, 6
and 7 ni. from Port Perry ; black duck, snipe, partridge and rabbits ; best
months — Sept., Oct., and early part of Nov. ; guides — J. S. McKenzie, Port
Perry, J. Cook, Csesarea ; trained dogs can be obtained, with guides, $lto $2
p. d. ; country — wooded, wet and level, plenty of rice beds and feeding
grounds for fall duck, also large marshes for snipe adjacent to village.
Port Rowan, Co. Norfolk,— Hotels, Steam's, Fick'e,$l p. d. and boarding
houses ; livery, moderate.
Fishing. — Long Point Bay, Dedrick's Cr., R. Rowan, and trout str., pk.,
b. b., pi., trout, some Mg. ; b. b. and speckled trout most plentiful ; nest
months — May to July, Sept. j lait£--niinnows and worms ; guides unneces-
eary j boats can be hired.
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Hunting, — Marsh and land in vicinity; ducks, snipe, woodcock, par-
tridge, squirrel ; Sept. to Dec. ; guides not required , country— open, wooded,
wet, dry, hilly and level.
Port Sandfleld Co. Simcoe (reached by Muskoka and Geor;.;ian Bay
Navigation Co. via Gravenhurst). — Hotel, Prospect House, ^1.50 p. ^.
Fishing. — Near the hotel ; Hulinon-trout, bass, pi. ; best months — June
to Aug. ; guides— $1.50 p. d. ; boats— 80c. j). d.,i|!.3.50 p. w.
Hunting, — 2 to C ni. from hotel ; i)artridge and deer ; best months —
Sept. and Nov.; guides — $2.50 p. d. with hounds; country — wooded and
hilly.
Port Stanley, Co. Elgin.— Ratt's Hotel and Russell House $1 p. d. ;
Fraser House $2 p. d. ; livery, |3 p. d.
Fishing. — L. Erie; pi. and perch ; Both very ]>lentiful ; best ruonths
— June to Aug. ; baits — minnows ; guides — none required ; boats — 25c. p. h.
Fowassan, Parry Sound District.— Hotel, Queen's, $1 j), d.; livery
moderate.
Fishing. — Guiness Cr., h m., Wasa L., 5 m., Trout Cr., 8 m. ; pk., pi.,
bass and trout; most plentiful — in Wasa L., pi., in Cr., trout; best months
— June and July ; baits — worms, tlies, and spoon for trolling; boats — 50c.
J), d., on lakes.
Hunting. — Township of Chisholm, 7 or "8 m. east ; red deer, bears,
partridges, small fur-bearing animals, and some moose ; best months —
winter; trained dogs can be obtained; country — wooded and hilly, mostly
dry.
Preston, Co. Waterloo— Hotels, Preston Mineral Haths, $1.50 p. d., bath ,
included. Commercial, Central, Thomson House $1 p. d ; livery,
single horse, $2 p. d.
Fishing. — Trout Cr., from 1 to 3 m., r. } m., Puslinch L., 6 m.; speckled
trout, bi:38 and perch in 1. ; bass and perch most plentiful ; best months —
July to Sept. ; bait — worms, frogs and artificial ; guides — none required ;
boats — on L., $1 p. d. ; first-class perch in 1 , good bass in r. and ponds ;
trout not very large, but good.
Hunting. — Not much hunting except grouse and hare, which are not
very plentiful ; best months — Oct. to Dec. ; no guides ; trained dogs can be
obtained ; country — mostly open, with some large swamps, not very wet,
and nearly level, or rather rolling.
Rideau, Co. Frontenac.
Fishing. — Rideau R., ^ m. from station ; bass and pk., most plentiful —
bass ; best months — May and Sept. ; baits — worms and small fish, perch.
Bockwood, Co. Wellington. — Hotels, Duffield House, Dominion Hotel,$l
p. d. ; livery, moderate, varying according to distance. .
Fishing. — Eramosa R., where a few speckled trout are caught in
season ; usual baits.
Hunting. — Some rabbits and other small game in usual season ; nq
guides j trained dogs can be borrowed ; country — open dry, hill^.
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Rosseau, Parry Sound District ; (reached by Muskoka and Georgian Bay
Navigation Go's., steamers from Gravenhurst). — Hotels, Monteith $1
to $2, Maplchursi, $1.50 to $2 ; livery, $4 p. .1.
FitiHiNG. — L. Rosseau, L. Joseph, and numerous in-land L. ; b. b., pi., 1,
trout, speckled trout ; b. b. most plentiful — June to Aug. ; guides — T. & W.
Webster, D. Ross ; boats — $3 p. w., $1 p. d. ; sail boats, yachts and canoes
by arrangement.
Hunting. — 1 m. radius ; red deer, hares, partridge, ducks, bear'i
deer from 15 Oct. to 15 Nov., partridge 1 Sept. to 1 Feb.; guides — D. Russ,
F. Wing ; country — wooded, r'^cky, with large swamps and lakes. Hun-
ters are recommended to mak p parties of six or more and bring dogs.
St. Catharines, Co. Lincoln. — Hotels, Welland House $2, Murray House,
GrsMid Central $1, Stevenson House $3 p. d. ; livery, $5 p. d. (team
and driver).
Fishing. — Fifteen Mile Cr., 3 tn., mouth of Niagara R., and L. Ontario ;
j)erch at the Fifteen, b. b. at Niaga.-a, and pi. and herring in the L. ; most
plentiful — b. b. and perch; best months — May to Sept.; bait — minnows,
of which there are shoals ; guides — Capt. MciCvoy and George May ; boats
can be hired of Charles, at Lock 2, Old Welland Canal, 25c. j). h.
Hunting. — Radius of 12 m.; quail, diudc, rabbits, musk-rats and a
few foxes ; best months — Sept. to Dec. ; country — wooded, hilly, dry.
St. Marys, Co. Perth— Hotels, Windsor and National, 8 other hotels, $1.50
p. d. ; livery, $1.50 p. d. single rigs, $3 for team.
Fishing. — About 2 m. from town ; ba'^s ; best months — July and Aug. ;
bait — flies ; boats not required.
St. Thomas, Co. Elgin. — Hotels, Grand Central, $2 p. d., Hutchinson
House, Queen's, Dake House, Wilcox, $1.50 p. d., Wyatt's, $1 p. d. ;
livery, $3 to $4 p. d.
Fishing. — L. Erie, 7 m.; pk., whitefish, herring, perch ; best months
— June to Oct. ; baits — minnows and worms ; guides — not needed ; boats —
25c. p. h. (See also Port Stanley).
Salmonville, Co. Peel.— No liotcls.
Hunting. — In vicinity of station : ])artridgcs, rabbits, ground, bogs ;
Oct. to Dec. ; country principally wooded and hilly.
Sarnia, Co. Lambton. — Hotels, St. Clair and Belchamber House, $1.50 p.
d., other houses $1 p. d. ; livery, $1 for first hour and 50c. for each
succeeding hour.
Fishing. — L. Huron and R. St. Clair at Sarnia and Pt. Edward, also at
St. Clair Flats; pi., herring, bass, pk. (with spears) ; most plentiful — her-
ring and pi.; best months — April, May, Sept. to Nov. ; baits — herring, min-
nows, caught by scoop nets along docks at Sarnia; boats — 15c. p. h. or 50c.
p. d.
Hunting. — St. Clair Flats ; duck ; best months — Oct. and Nov. ; coun-
try — flat and marshy.
Sault Ste. Marie, District of Algoma (reached by Steamer lines from
Sarnia, Godericli, Kincardine, Southampton, Wiarton, Collingwood,
also by train from North Bay). — Hotels, Algonquin an<l International,
$2 to $3 p. d., Grand Central, Windsor, Pacific, Murray House,
Albioa, f 1 to $1.50 p. d. ; livery, at reasonable rates.
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Fishing. — Sault Rapids, Hay L., Root R., Carp R. and other points ;
speckled and 1. trout, bass ; June to Sept. ; baits — tlie.' , frogs and small fieh ;
numerous guides ; boats — 50c. to $1 p. d.
HuNTiNG.—Duck, partridge (deer, not plentiful) ; numerous reliable
guides with dogs ; country — wooded and hilly.
The route to Sault St. Marie is one of the most beautiful water stretches
in Canada. The innumerable islands arc much appreciated by tourists for
campinc;. The climato is delightful, Sault St. Mane is situated at the Eas-
tern end of Lake Superior, the town is beautifully located at the foot of the
Rapids. The River Mary is a scene of ever varying beauty. Steamers of
all sizes and yachts continually going up and down from Lake Superior,
laden with grain, iron, fish and copper. There are many rivers within a
few miles of Sault St. Marie full of speckled trout. The locks, rapids,
new Canal Works and Wpier Power Canal are all points of interest. There
is no more healthy, lovely rural spot within a few hours ride of the
large centres of the United States and Canada, on the Continent. The dis-
tance from Sault St. Marie to the fishing rivers is from 2 to 40 or 50
miles east and west, and good facilities for reaching them, either by
little steamers, or boats and voyageuis, the latter being numerous and
most skillful in the management of open boats, and are capital canoe men,
are invariably good cooks, and generally do the Camp cooking when em-
ployer is on pleasure or fishing trips. All the facilities for reaching the
fishing an^ other pleasure rivers and grounds are plentiful and very reason-
able, and men and boats can be procured at a few hours notice.
Severn, Co. Simcoe. — McKenzie Hotel, $1 p. d., no regular livery, but
teams can be obtained when necessary.
Fishing. — Sparrow L. 4 m.; Mg., b. b., pi., catfish; June to Aug.;
baits — frogs and small ground worms ; Indian guides $1 p. d.; boats — oOc.
to $1 p. d. ; Steamer daily from Severn Bridge to Sparrow L.
Hunting. — Sparrow L. 4 m., Morrison L., Leg L. and Lower Severn R. ;
deer, bear, partridge in season ; Indian guides from $1.50 to $2 p. d. ; not
ma!iy dogs ; country — rough and rocky.
Shakespeare, Co. Perth.- -Hotels, Royal and Shakespeare, $1 p. d. ; livery
$1 for single and $2.50 for double rig p. d.
Fishing. — Avon R.; trout and i)k., the latter most plentiful; best,
months — June and July ; baits — nets and worms ; no boats required.
Shannonville, Co. Hastings.— Hotels, Lome House, Albion Hotel, Com-
mercial Hotel, $1 p. d. ; livery, reasonable charges.
Fishing. — 2 m. distant; b. b., pi., pk., and other small kinds; good
fishing in season for all kinds; best months- -June and July, Sept. and
Oct. ; baits — live minnows, artificial baits of all kinds, and worms ; no boats
for hire.
Simcoe, Co. Norfolk.— Hotels, Battersby House, Norfolk, Mansion, Dean's,
and others, from $1 to $1.50 ; livery, single $2 to $3 p. d., double $3
to $6, according to distance.
Fishing. — Plenty of trout streams from 1 to 20 m., but fish scarce.
Hunting — Almo'^t any woods in the vicinity; partridge; best monthg
Qct. and Nov.; country — open, rolling land, with hard wood stretches,
Stirling, Co. Hastings.— Hotels, Rathbun Station, on C.O.R.R., G. Whit-
ley's, at Harold, near Trout Str., $1 p. d. ; livery, double team $4,
single $2.50 p. d.
Fishing. — Crow L., near Marmora; bass, "lunj'e" (Salmon L. on C.
O.R.R., salmon and bass), bass, perch, speckled, or Br. trout, salnion and
grey trout; most plentiful — bass, "lunge," and all kinds of trout; be.-^t
months — salmon irout Oct., brook trout May and June; baits — flies and
worms ; guides — $1.50 p. d. ; boats — at most places, 50c. p. d.
Hunting. — Tiidor, Limerick, L. Wollustore (for deer) ; partridge, deer,
hare, some woodcock, all varieties of ducks in lawful season; guides — as
above; trained dogs can be obtained; country-open, wooded, wet, dry,
hilly, level.
Southampton, Co. Bruce. Hotels, Central and Commercial, $lp, d.;
livery, $1.50 p. d
Fishing. — L. Huron and Saugeen R., } m. ; pereh, pi., herring, bass,
whitetish and salmon ; most plentiful — herring, pi., perch ; good fishing
mostly any month ; baits — worms and uieces of fish ; boat.s — 25c. p. h.
Mineral baths at 25c. each, or 8 tickets f ■ $1 ; good trolling on r. for pick-
erel in May, June and July.
South River, Parry Sound District. — Hotels, Queen's, Poucher's House,
$1 p. d., $3 or $3.50 p. w. ; livery, single rig $1.50, double $3 p. d.
Fishing.— South R. runs through the village, Eagle L., i\ *m.. Bacon
and Rocky L., 2 m.; speckled trout, perch, shiners and chubs; most plen-
tiful — speckled trout and perch; best months — May and June; baits — flies
and worms, fat pork and minnows ; boats — from 25c. to $1 p. d. but cannot
depend on getting them ; South R. and many small 1. and nr. near at hand
are teeming with speckled trout and perch; trout have been caught in some
of the small 1. as long as 18 in., perch and shiners may be caught from 12
in. down any quantity.
Hunting; — Vicinity of village; partridge, duck, deer, moose, wolves,
rabbits, foxes and bears; best months — Sept., Oct., Nov. and Dec; country
— principally hilly and wooded, dry land.
Spanish River, District Algoma (reached by Great Northern Transit
Co's steamers from Collingwood or Wiarton). — Hotels, 4 m. up river.
.Fishing. — Spanish R., or Little Detroit; bass, pi., and sometimes
sturgeon; most plentiful— pi. and bass; any month during navigation;
baits — trolling; man and boat — $1 p. d.
Spence, Parry Sound District. — Hotels, Magnetawan House and North
Star, $1 to $1.50 p. d.; livery, single $2, double $4 p. d. with feed for
horses.
Fishing. — Ohmic L. 1 m., Deer L. 25 m., Sliee Sheep 3m. from Mag-
netawan ; bass, pi., speckled trout, perch, the two first most abundant;
best months — July to Oct. ; baits — frogs, crawfisli, minnows, grasshoppers ;
guides — G.W. Ross, N. Ford, G. Nelson; boats can be obtained 50c. p. d.
Hunting. — Spring L. 12 m. from Magnetawan, L. of Mary Islands 11
m., Shee Sheep 3 m.; deer, partridge, ducks ; best months — Sept. to Nov. ;
guides and dogs can be obtained; country — open, wooded, hilly, dry.
Springford, Co. Oxford.— Sprirgford Hotel ; livery, from $1.50 to $2 p. d.
Fishing. — Otter Cr., about 2 m.; pk. and bass; most plentiful — pk.j
t>p3t moqtUs — April and May ; bait — minnows,
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Hunting. — Near to the railway ; partridge and rabbits ; best month —
Sept. ; country — swamp.
Stayner, Co. Simcoe. — Hotels, Summerfeldt, Nottavva.'^aga House, $1 to
$1.50 p. d. ; livery, $2 to $3 for parties of 2 to 4 from Stavner to Van-
black, P. O.
Fishing. — Nottawasaga E., 10 m., Georgian Bay, Jack L, ; salmon
trout, b. b., pi.; best months — May to July; baits — worms and trolling
lines ; guides— $1 to $1.50 p. d. ; boats— 50c. p. d.
Hunting. — Within a few miles radius; partridge, duck, pigeons,
squirrels, bear, deer, rabbits ; Sept. and Oct.; guides — %l to $1.50 p. d. ;
no dogs ; country — varied.
Stoney Point, Co. Essex. — Hotels, Gr. W. R., Aubin House and Roya]
Hotel, 75c. to $1 p. d. ; livery $2.50 to $3 p. d.
Fishing. — L. St. Clair, at the mouth of R. Thames ; bass, pk., pi. ;
mullet and shiners ; most plentiful — bass, pk. and pi. ; best months —Jan.
to July ; baith — worms and frogs ; boats — 50c. p. d. at lighthouse, 4 m. from
here.
Hunting. — About 3 to 4 m. east of station ; duck, quail and a few
snipe; best months — Oc .. Xov. and Dec. ; no guides; country — level.
Sturgeon Point, Co. Victoria (reached via Trent Valley Navigation Co.,
from Lindsay). — Sturgeon Point Hotel, $2 p.d. ; livery, .f3 p. d.
Fishing. — Sturgeon L., Goose L. and Scugag R. ; Mg. and bass, prin-
cipally Mg. ; best months — July to Sept. ; bait?
still fishing ; no guides necessary ; boats 25c. p. h.
Summer stown, Co. Glengarry. — Richelieu Hotel, $2 p. d. ; livery 50c. to
and from grounds to station.
Fishing. — St. Lawrence R. 3 m.; pk., Mg., perch, sturgeon; most
plentiful — pk. ; best months — May to July ; bait — minnows ; guides — F.
Laplante and D. Ward ; boats — at moderate rates by hour or day.
Hunting. — 3 m. ; ducks ; best month — Oct. ; guides — as above ; country
— level ; hunting on St. Lawrence ; good hotel situated close to hunting
•rrounds.
frogs, crawfish, &c., for
Sundridge, District of Parry Sound. — Hotels, Queen's, Grand Central,
Revere House, $1 to $1 .50 p. d. ; livery, single rig $2, double, $4 p. d.
Fishing. — Stoney L. and Cr. at station, Black Cr., 3 m.. North Mag-
netawan, 7 m.. Eagle L., 9 m., Trout L., 14 m.. Pickerel L., 7 m. ; speck-
led and salmon trout, pi., bass and ling; most plentiful — speckled trout;
best months — any durmg season ; baits — all kinds, principally worms, beef,
flies, &c. ; guides — Chas. Anderson, Wm. Saunders, W. J. Spencer, $1 to
$2 p. d. ; boats — lOc. p. h. or 50c. p. d. ; no worms to be obtained here,
they are i in ported.
Hunting. — Eagle L., 9 m.. Trout L , 14m.; red deer, moose, partridge,
duck, bear and hare ; best months — Oct. for deer, Sept. and Oct. for birds ;
guides — see above ; country — wooded, hilly, wet and dry.
Sutton, Co. North York. — Hotels, Mansion House, Queen's, Royal, $1 p.
d. ; livery, $2 to $3 p. d. Cottages to rent at Jackson's Point, and
restaurant.
Wishing. — L. Simcoe, IJ m. ; salmon trout, b. b., whitefish. herring.
&c. ; most plentiful — b. b. in .summer season ; best months — Aug. Sept. ;
baits — worms, &c. ; guides — W. & K. Farr, $J. 25 j). d., also Indians ; boats
—50c. p. d.
Tamworth, Co. Lennox and Addington (reached via Napanee, Tamworth
& Quebec Railway, through Napance). — Wheeler's Hotel, .$1 p. d. ;
livery can be arranged.
Fishing. — Beaver L., 2 m., Little ami Bij' Clear L., 15 m., Buck L., 10
m., Horse-Shoe L., 20 m.; pk., pi., b. b. and trout; best months — Aug.,
Se]it. ; usual baits, tlies and trolling; guides — Luke Wheeler, to whom
write for further information.
Hunting — Hungry B. in Township of Kennebec; moose, deer, bear,
black duck ; best months — Sept. to the close season ; guides — Wheeler, of
Tamworth, or u[)on application to Win. Mills, at Arden ; trained dogs can-
not always be obtained ; country — all kinds.
Tara, Co. Bruce. — Hotels, British, Queen's, and Tara House, $1 p. d. ;
livery, $2.50 p. d.
Fishing.- Various cr. ; trout ; best months — spring ; baits — worms.
Tecumseh, Co. Essex. — Hotels, Tecumseh House, Paris Hotel, $1 p. d..
Club House $2 ; livery, $2.50 p. d.
Fishing. — L. St. Clair and Detroit R. ; herring, pike, (iutfish, sturgeon,
Mg. ; most plentiful — herring; best months — April, May, Juno, Oct., Nov. ;
boats — 25c. p. h.
Hunting. — Surrounding country ; quail, partridge, snijie, diu;k, wood-
cock, plover ; country — open and dry.
Teeswater, Co. Bruce, reached via Wingliam, whence trains or team can
be taken. — Hotels — Commercial, $1 p. d. ; livery $2 single rig p, d.,
$4 to $5 double.
Fishing. — Small Lakes and Teeswater R., fi to 12 m. ; speckled trout
and pk, both plentiful ; best month.« — June to Sept. ; baits — earth worms for
trout, chubs and trolling hooks for pk. ; boats — can be hired at low rates.
Hunting. — Not much hunting; bears ure scon (K;(!asi(jnally in Green-
ock Swamp, about 8 miles north, in fall and winter, rabbits, very plentiful.
Thamesford, Co. Oxford (reaidied by team from Tngersoll). — Hotels,
Commercial, Queen's, $1.00 p. d.; livery $1.50 p. d.
Fishing. — R. Thames flows through village: b. b., i)k., &c., both
plentiful in season : guides — W. Clark, Kirk Schram, I. Meeley ; boats not
necessary.
Hunting — In surrounding country : jjartridge, quail, rabbits, squirrel
in season :—f;uides, as above, $1.00 p. d., with dogs if required | country,
open wooded, dry.
Thedford, Co. Lambton.— Holwell House, $1 p. d. ; livery, $2.50 p. d.,
single rig.
Fishing. — Port Frank, 5 m. distant ; bass, pi., pk. ; baits — angle worm.s,
flies and trolls ; no particular guides ; boats 50c. p. d.
Hunting. — Grounds all leased ; L. Smith leased by company, no pri-
vileges allowed non-members.
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Thornbury, Co. Grey.— Hotel?!, Revere House, the Low House $1 p. d. ;
livery $2 p. d.
Fishing. — Georgian B. white fish, salmon, trout, b. b. j salmon trout,
most plentiful ; best month — Nov.
Tilsonburg, Co. Oxford. — Hotels, Queen's, Matheson, Imperial, $1 d.;
livery $1.50 to $2 p. d.
Fishing. — PortBurwell, 16 m.; whitefish, sturgeon, herring, pi., bass,
pk ; most plentiful — herring; seines 'ised ; boats can be hired.
Toronto, Co. York. — Hotels, Queen's, Rossin, Walker, Palmer, etc., at all
rates ; livery, $4 p. d.
Fishing. — Ashbridge's B., Credit R., Etobicoke Cr., Stone House Cr.
(for trout), and other small str.; pk., bass, perch, trout, «fec.; most plentiful-—
perch and bass; best months — 15th .Fune to Ist Aug.; baits — spinning bait,
or live minnows, dew worms; guides — apply to Jas. Douglas, *^5 Yonge
Street, Toronto, $2 p. d. ; plenty of boats, $1 p. d.
Hunting. — Good partridge and rabbits east of Don R. an^ west of
Humber; partridge, raobits, duck and woodcock ; best months — Ist Sept.
to 1st Dec; guides — apply at 85 Yonge Street; trained dogs can be obtai-
ned; country — open, wooded and rolhng for ducks, large marshes; th6se
grounds and waters are within 10 m. of the city.
Trenton, Co. West Hastings. Hotels, Grand Central, Queen's, St. Law-
rence, Gilbert House, rates $1, $1.50 and $2 p. d. according to loca-
tion ; livery, reasonable, based on distance.
Fishing. — Bay Quinte and various 1. north 6n lines ofC. 0. R. R.,
Consecon B.; bass, pk., Mg., and a few trout streams north; most plentiful
— bass ; best months — July, Aug., Sept. ; baits — live minnows, crawfish,
Dobson's, and a variety of trolling baits; arrangements can be made with
settlers to assist hunting parties on the ground.
Hunting. — North, from 60 to 100 m.; some duck shooting on Conse-
con L., 12m. south ; duck, ruffed grouse, deer ; best months — Sept. and Oct ;
country — 'WOoded and hilly; a good many hunters from other points go
north for deer hunting, but they always bring their own dogs and outfit.
Utterson. Muskoka District. — Hotels, — Commercial, Central, $1 p. d.
Fishing— Three mile Cr. 6 m.. May L. 2^ m. ; Watties, Cr. 11 m.; pi.,
salmon trout, b. b., perch, spring an(J fall; baits — spoons, worms, grass
hoppers guide — E. Hanes ; boats— -oOc. p. d.
Hunting. — Partridge and deer from Ist Sept. to 1st Jan. ; same guide ;
splendid hunting country.
Victoria Harbor; Co. Simcoe. — Hotels, — Queen's and Harvie House, $1
p. d.
Fishing.— Good trout fishing on Hog Cr. mouth, 1 m. from here ; pi.,
salmon, white fish, Br. trout ; best months — June and July ; boats — scarce.
Hunting. — North Shore, 5 to 10 m. by water ; country — wooded and
rocky.
Vittoria, Co. Norfolk. Two hotels, $1 p. d. ; livery— $1.50 p. d.
Fishing — Young Cr. in village, Fisher's Cr. 1^ m., Normandale Cr. 2,
in., and other spring creeks | trout ia f-he Cr.^ and b. b., pi., pk. in ^buft*
mm
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dance in L.Erie, 4 to 6 m.; best months— May and June; baits — worms,
artificial flies,8poons ; guides — unnecessary ; boat and man $1 p. d.
Hunting. — Rados of 3 m. ;partridge, hare, rabbits, fox, woodcock ,coon8.
muskrat, minx ; best months — Sept. to Nov. ; dogs can be obtained ; coun-
try — open and wooded in places, forest mostly level and dry.
Wanstead, Co. Lambton. — Temperance House, $1 p. d. ; livery, $3 p. d.
Hunting. — South of station; partridge, squirrel, rabbit, quail, fox ; best
months — Oct. and Nov. ; guides — Wm. Barnes, Wm. Forrester; trained
dogs can be obtained ; country — wooded, level and dry.
Washago, Co. Simcoe — Crowther's Hotel, $1 p. d., livery, reasonable.
Fishing. — L. Couchiching, and Severn R., 1 m.;pl., b. b., Mg.; bass
most plentiful. May to July ; baits — fro^s and worms ; Indian guides — $1 p.
d. ; boats at moderate rates, but limited m number.
Waubaushene, Co. Simcoe.— Dunkin House $1.50, Campbell's Hotel $1
p. d. ; livery — $2 p. d., single horse.
Fishing. — Severn R. 5 to 12 m.. Sturgeon Bay, 1 to 4 m. ; b. b., pi.,
Mg., &c. ; most plentiful — b. b. and pi ; best months — June to Aug ; baits
— angle worms, craw fish, minnows and artificial baits ; guide — F. Carter,
Fesserton, $2 p. d. ; a steam tug can be chartered for about $5 p. d. ; boats
are very scarce.
Hunting.— Duck B., Catfish B.,*North R., Severn R., 5 to 12 m.;
snipe, woodcock, partridge, deer and bear ; best months — Sept. to Nov. >
trained dogs can be obtained for deer ; country — all kinds, dependent on
game souglit after ; woods for deer and bear, wet for snipe and woodcock,
and water for duck.
Waterdown, Co. Wentworth.— Hotels, Doyle's, Kirk, $1 p. d.
Fishing. — Burlington B. ; speckled bass and pk.; most plentiful — bass ;
best month — July ; bait used — small fish.
Hunting. — Nothing but duck shooting on above bay; country — hilly.
Welland Jet., Co. Welland.— Air Line Hotel and Schony, 75c. p. d.
Hunting.— -In the marsh about 1^ m. west ; duck, woodcock and wild
geese; best months — fall and spring for duck and geese, woodcock Oct.;
country — marshy, wet and plenty of bush.
WiartOD, Co. Bruce.— Hotels, Arlington $1.50, Pacific, St. Albans, Star
House, Ely House $1 ; livery— single $2, double $4 p. d.
Fishing. — Good speckled trout, 8 m., b. b. and pk. 4m., salmon in the
6ay ; most plentiful — pk. ; best months — for trout from May to June, bass,
August ; bait — flies, worms, frogs, artificial bait ; boats — 25c. p. h., 10c. for
every hour after the first.
Hunting. — Good hare and partridge shooting within 6 m. of the town,
deer 4 to 12 m., duck 4m. ; must plentiful — hare, duck, partridge in season ;
country — varied. . . • . •
Windsor, Co. Essex.— Hotels, $1.50 to $2.50 p. d. ; livery, $2.50 to $3 p. d.
Fishing. — Amherstburg 18 m.; St. Clair Flats, 25 m.; b. b., pi., pk.,
&c- ; most plentiful — bass and pk. ; best months — latter end of Aug. and
Sept.; baits — minnows and trolling spoons ; guide — Joe. ^edore^ St, Clftir
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Flats; boats — 50c. to $1 p. d.; part of the St. Clair Flats leased by a sport-
ing club.
Hunting. — R. Carnard, 12 m., and Baptist Cr., 30 iii. ; snipe and duck ;
best months — Oct. and Nov. ; country — level ; no deer nor rabbits, &c.,
here, only marsh fowl.
Wingham, Co. Bruce. — Dinsley House, Queen's Hotel, Brunswick House
$1 p. d. ; livery— $1.50 for single rig, $2.50 to $o p. d. for double.
Fishing. — From G to 10 m. from Wingham; speckled trout; best
months — May to July ; baits — angle worms and artificial ; Hotels will give
information about fishing grounds.
Hunting. — In vicinity north and south; partridge and rabbit; best
month — Sept. ; good hunting and fishing grounds.
Winona, Co. AVentworth.— No hotels.
Fishing. — L. Ontario ; perch, bass ; most plentiful— rperch ; best months
— summer.
Woodstpck, Co. Oxford.— O'Xeill House $1.50, Commercial Hotel $1.50 ;
Caister House, Royal Hotel, Thompson House, North American $1 ;
livery— $2 p. d.
Fishing. — Pine Pond, 4.] m., Spring Cr. 12| m., trout plentiful ; best
months — latter part of May and June; bait — worms.
Wyevale, Co. Simcoe.
Fishing. — Mud L., .3 m., Cranberry L., 3^ m.; pk., whitefish, suckers,
trout ; no guides nor boats.
Wyoming, Co. Lambton. — Central Hotel, Commercial Hotel, McKenzie
House, $1 : livery— single rig $2 to $2.50, double rig $4.
Hunting. — Quail, partridge, black squirrel.
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Aotonvale, Co. Bagot. — Hotels, Dominion, Windsor, iSouth-Eastern, Ri-
chelieu, $1.50 p. d. ; livery, $1.50 to $2 p. d.
Fishing. — Small R., 4 m.; b. b.; best months — July and Aug ; bafts —
various,
HuNTiN'G. — Close by, 1 to 6 m. distant; partridge, woodcock, rabbits; best
months — Sept. and Oct. ; country — partly open, well wooded; partly hilly,
dry, and wet.
Ayer's Flats, Co. Stanstead (on Boston & Lowell R. R., reached via Sher-
brooke).— Hotels, $1 to $1.50 p. d.
Fishing. — Head of Massawippi L., i] m., Tomfobia R., J m., and Bur-
rows R., ^ m., the first named best; pk., salmon (land locked), bass, Mg.,
&c. ; pk., and Mg. most numerous ; baits — minnows and trout ; uest months
— May, Aug., Sept. ; guides — at $1 p. d. ; boats and bait can be had at
merely nominal cost ; good camping grounds.
BelCBil, Co. Vercheres. — Richelieu Hotel $1 p. d. ; livery, 50c. p. d.
Fishing. — At G. T, Ry. bridge close to station"; pi., bass and Mg., and
other common fish ; best months — July and Aug. ; bait — minnows ; boats —
$1 p. d.
Beauharnois, Co.Beauharnois — Hotels, Beauharnois, Kelly's $1, St Law-
rence, Hotel du Peuple, Hotel de Canada, Salabury Hotel 75c.
p. d., single team 50c. p. h., double $1 p. h.
Fishing. — St. Lawrence R. on the spot ; bass, perch, b. b., Mg., dore,
sturgeon, eels; Doi'e and b. b., most abundant; May and June, best months ;
guides — J. Fournier, S. Lanthier, and others, $1.50 p. d. ; boats at 50c. p.d.
Hunting. — Near L. St. Louis 1 m. ; duck, Sept. and Oct.; guides — as
above ; dogs can be obtained ; country — wooded, dry, and level.
Brompton Falls, Co. Richmond. — No hotels nor livery.
Fishing. — St. Francis R. ; ] m. to 2 m. ; bass, pk. and pi. ; pk. and pl«
most abundant ; best months — May to July ; baits — minnows and spoon.
Causapscal, Co. Rimouski,(on Intercolonial R. R. reached via Levis). —
No hotels, board at private houses.
Fishing. — MetapediaR. at station, Angus L., 8 m.Michaud and Causap-
scal L. (4), from 12 to 18 m. ; first named best for salmon and the L. for trout ;
bait — flies ; best months — June for r., July and Aug. for 1. ; guides — $1.50
p. d. ; the Indians fish the 1. during winter, hence the fish are not as plentiful
as formerly.
Coteau Jet., Co. Soulanges. — Hotels, Fremont House, Coteau House,
FuUum House, Richelieu, $1 p. d. ; livery, 50c. p. h.
Fishing. — St. Lawrence R. ; bass, pi., sturgeon, Mg. and perch ; most
plentiful — bass and perch ; best tnonths — July, Aug. ; bait — minnows ;
guides — G. Gauthier, Jos. Lalonde, $2.50 p. d. j boats — $1 p. d,
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Danville, Co. Richmond—Danville Hotel, $1.50 p. d.; liverv, $1.50 to
$:i p. d.
Fishing. — Nicolet L., 5 m. and Nicolot R. Im.; trout, pi. and buss ;
most plentiful — pi. ; baits — live and tmlling ; boatw — 50c. p. d.
Doucet's Ldg., Co. Nicolet. — J. Doucet's jind 1). Moreau's Hoarding
House, 75c. to $1 p. d. ; livery, 40c. p. h.
Fishing. — St. Lawrence R. 8 acren ; Dore, su(!kers, Mg. and shads;
most plentiful — .shails ; best months — May and .lune for shads; bait —
worms ; boats — 25c p. h.
HuNTiNc;. — In the Bay 8 acres; ducks; best month — October.
Parr ^tim, Co. Brome (on Central Vermont R. R., reached via St. Johns).
—Hotels, $1 p. d.
Fishing. — Yamaska R., nmning through town, but it is 7 m. to best
fishing ground. Black R., 17 m.; b. b., pi., pk.and Mg., most plentiful — bass;
spoons and live baits ; best months — June, Sept., and Oct. for bass and Mg.,
June for pi., most any time for pk.; guides — $1 p. d. with boat.
Fort Ingalls, Co. Temiscouata (reached via Levis, Riv. du Loup and Te-
iniscouata Ry.) — Hotels, Tetu House, $1.50 p. d.; livery — moderate,
(see Temiscouata.)
Qrande Ligne, Co. St. Johns.— Hotels, 75c. p. d.
Fishing. — Richelieu R., U m. ;pk., perch, and some other general fish;
most plentiful — perch ; best months — June, July, Sept., Oct. ; boats — $1.50
to$2p. d.
Hunting. — Near Richelieu R., about Im. ; partrid<'e, some woodcock,
ducks of all varieties ; best months — Sept., Oct., and Nov., and a part of
Dec. ; guide — P. Levecques; trained dogs scarce ; country — oper./'"ry level,
dry during the hot season, but in good order in the autumn.
Hillhurst, Co. Compton.— No hotels nor livery.
Fishing. — Bowen's P. 2 m. ; trout and carp ; most plentiful — trout j
guide — Charles Bowen, owner, 25c. lb. for trout ; boats — free.
Huntingdon, Co. Huntingdon.— Grand Central Hotel, Moer's Hotel $1.50
p. d. ; livery, $4 for team, $2 for single team.
Fishing. — Port Lewis, R. St. Lawrence, 8 m. ; bass, pl.,Mg., pk., perch ;
most plentiful — perch, bass, pi.; fishing good during the season; baits —
ininnov/s, spoon and worm ; guide — Joseph Genier; boats — $1 p. d.
Hunting. — Partridge and fox hunting in the fall ; best months — Sept.,
Oct. and Nov.; country — dry land. Chateauguay Chasm, 12 m., good teams
to convey parties at reasonable rates.
Kingsey, Co. Richmond.— Hotel, T. T. Cleveland, 75c. p. d.
Fishing. — Nicolet L. 7 m. ; pi.; best months— July and Aug.; bait —
minnows ; boats — 50c. p. d.
Lacadie, Co. St. Johns. — No hotel near the grounds, but farmers can ac-
accommodate sportsmen every particular a* reasonable prices ;
livery, about $2 p. d. ; boats can be obtained at St. Johns, 6 m.
Hunting. — Savane, about 2 miles from the station ; most plentiful —
snipe, partridges and woodcock, plover, rabbits and foxes; partridges and
woodcock most nun:erou8 in Oct. and first fart of Nov.; guides — David
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Wiiijr, $2 j). (1., wild jxjtJsi'ssc,'^ some wi'U trained thorou^ililm-d duj^s; cuiiii-
trv — \V(»(»(|('d, wot and dry, hilly and level. David Winj^ acconiinodatert
hunters with hoard; trained do^r- and livery for ahunt .f'i |>. d.
are plentifid latteV end of Mandi and April ea(di year.
IiSrChme. Co. .lacfjues ('artier. — llanna House, Lake View
Prince of Wales Hotel $l.')0, other small Hotels |1 ]». d
re(iuired, t|kl to $2 aceordinj^ to di-^tanee.
Fi.siiixc. — li. St. Ijouis alxMindiniJ: with h. !»., pk.and dore, also an odd
Mg., pendi, chuh, sturgeon, «fce.; most jdentiful — b. h. and dore; hest
months — May and .June, also Aug. and Sept. pai-t of Oet. ; baits — live min-
now, silver spcxjn and phantom minnow ; several guides, $.'{ to %\ p. d. with
use of bout ; bouts — $1.50 to $2 p. d.
HuxTiN(i. — Tslc D(jr\al and Heauharnois Islands .') m. ; blatdc du(dv, red
heads, blue bills, teal and wild )i^i.'(}!i(.' ; best months — Sejjt., Oct. and Nov. ;
guides — same as above. JJring traiiijd ilogs ; country — wooded, and good
shooting over the ^^'aughnawaga Indian reserve, for woodcocjk, snipe, i)lover
and partridge; Indian guiile, Fran<;ois Laronde, ^1.50 p. d.
LacoUe, Co. St. Johns.— S. Ennis and L. Minotte, Hotelkeepers, $1 p. d.
livery, $2 p. d.
FisHixr;. — Richelieu R. 2 in.; bass, jd., perch; most plentiful — bass
and perch ; best months — June, July and Aug. ; baits — minnow and worm ;
guides — S. Lepine and R. Lci)ine, $1 p. d. ; boats — $1 p. d. ; slow current on
river.
Hunting. — Richelieu R. 2 m. ; spring and fall duck ; best months —
April, Oct. and Nov. ; guides as above ; country — open, dry and level ; good
place for hides and blinds. ' ' •
Lake Edward, Co. Quebec (reached via Quebec, Lake St. John Ry.
from Quebec).— Edgeley's Hotel, $1 to $1.50 p. d.
FisHiNO. — L. Edward, at station ; trout, lake trout, dore very abundant ;
trout, very fine quality, dark red Hesh very large average, weigh as much
as 10 lbs.; best montlis — May, June, July and Aug.; baits — fly, worm;
guide — can be had at R. R. shition, address F. Rothwell, Lake Edward;
boats — moderate ; lake is 22 miles long an(i verv beautiful.
Hunting. — Close .around; caribou, bear, moose, beaver, otter; best
months — Feb., March and Sept. ; guides — apply to J. W. Baker, Roberval ;
trained dogs can be obtained ; country — hilly.
Lake Megantic, Co. Compton (by train from Sherbrooke).— Hotels, $1
p. d., $4 p. w.
Fishing. — L. Megantic, outlet at this station. Spider L., at head of L.
Megantic, 13 m. ; trout, "lunge" (Mg.), cusk and whitefish ; most plenti-
ful — cusk, Mg. and trout ; baits — minnows and worms ; best months —
March, June and Sept. ; guides — $1 to $1.50 p. d. ; boats and baits very
reasonable; boats and camp outfits atL. Megantic ; numerous smaller lakes
and ponds near by, where good fishing can be had. See also Sherbrooke.
Lake St. John, Co. Chicoutimi (reached bv Quebec and Lake St. John
Ry. from Quebec).— Hotel, Roberval, |2 to $3 p. d.
Fishing. — L. St. John, at Roberval ; lake is 30 m. wide ; land-locked
salmon ("Quinaniche") trout, lake trout, dore; most plentiful — "Ouinan-
iche ; " best months — June, July and August ; bait — fly ; guides — Montai-
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Magnificent jScenery of the Laurentides.
/H'HIS Railway opens up valuable lumbering and agricultural
M^ regions. Special encouragement given to parties establishing
new manufacturing industries.
THE FINEST WHEAT LANDS IN CANADA
Are offered for sale by the Provincial Government in the
Lake St. John Territory, only ten hours .distant
from a seaport.
Express Trains each way Daily to and from Rober-
val, Lake St. John.
Comfortable Hotels at Roberval, Lake Edward, Lake St. Joseph,
St. Raymond and other points.
Special attention given to encourage city families to reside at
the different points along the line during the summer months. The
region now opened by this Railway affords, probably, the best
sporting ground in America.
The renowned Fresh Water Salmon — " Winniniche " — is
plentiful in Lake St. John. Excellent Trout Fishing in Lake Ed-
ward, Lake St. Joseph, the River St. Anne af St. Raymond, and in
the innumerable lakes along the line of the Railway. Lake Edward
is probably the finest fishing ground in America for brook trout,
which are caught here in immense quantities and of very large size.
For further particulars see folders,
ALEX. HARDY, J. G. SCOTT,
Gen Freight <Sr» Pass. Agent. Sec'y. and Manager.
GENERAL OKKICES :
92 ST. PETER STREET, - - QUEBEC.
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the rivers flowing into L. St. .lohn and alsDut the discharge ; "'Ouinaniclu'"'
equal to salmon in every respect, weigh from 5 to 14 pounds,
HuNTlNU. — Along line ot L. St. John Ry. ; caribou, "bear, moose, beaver
and otter ; bestmontlis — Sept., Feb. and March; guides — apply to J. W.
Baker, Roberval (Indians with dogs) : country — hilly and lakes.
Lake St. Joseph, Co. Portneiif (reaidied via Quel)ec and Lake St. John
Ry. from Quebec). — Lake View House, Gurry's Hotel, $1 to $1.50
p.'d. ; livery, §2 to :j;2.5() \). d.
Fishing. — L. St. Joseph, 1 to I m.; trout, bass, L. trout, car}), whitetish ;
most plentiful — trout; bestmontlis — May to Aug.; baits — minnows, tly ;
guides — Peter Gurry, C. White, '^l to .^^l.^O p.d. ; boats — ode. p. d. no reser-
ves.
Hunting. — Mountains in rear 5 m.; bear, caribou, beaver, otter, fox,
duck, partridge ; best months ; Jan. to Mandi and Sept.; guides — Peter
Gurry, G. White, trained dogs can he obtained; country— hilly, dry.
Laprairie, Co. J^aprairie. — Montreal House $1 p. d. by the month, Roberts
House $1 p. d. ; livery, $2 p. d.
Fishing. — i,m. to 2 m.; b. b., Mg., dore and perch ; most plentiful —
b. b., dore and jierch ; best months — May for dore, June for bass ; guide —
Alphonse Barette $1.50 p. <1. ; boats $1 p. d. ; boats can be hired at a very low
price and in the months of Sept. and Oct., good sijieddore can be caught.
Hunting. — 2 or 3 acres from tlii< station ; most plentiful — plover ainl
ducks in the month of Sept. ami Oct ; no guides neeiled ; country — open,
dry, almost level.
Notre Dame du Lac, Co. Temiscouata (reached via Levis, R. du Loup
andTemiscouata Ry). — Hotels ("^loutier House $1.50 ]). d., livery,
model ate (See Temiscouata).
Ormstown, Co. ''Chateaugua}' . — Dominion Hotei and others — $1 p. d. ;
livery, 1 horse $2 p. d. and guide, double rigs, $5 p. d., and guide.
FiSHixi;. — Chateauguay R., near the Dominion Hotel, to run 2 m.
above and 2 m. below ; doio. b. b., Mg., pk ; most plentiful — b. b. and dore ;
best months — May for dore, b. b. all summer; liaits — wt>rms, minnows,
spoons ; guides — L. Prejent, no chii.rge ; boats — 50c.p. d., one free for guests.
Hunting — 1 to m. ; i)artridg s, hares and foxes ; best months — from
15th Sept. and Oct. for partritlges, 1st Nov. for hares and foxes ; guide — L.
Prejent, landlord of Dominion Hotel, free ; trained dogs can l)e obtained
for hares, no bird dogs ; country — dry, level, open ami large bushes ; plmer
very plentiful frt>m the 1st Sept. to the 15tlx Oct. ; distance from Domi-
nion Hotel, 4 111.
Pointe Claire, Co. Jacques Cartier. — Hotels, Windsor, Canada, Pointe
Claire, $1 to $1.50 ^ .; livery, 75c. p. d.
FisHiNt;. — 1 m. on R. St. Lawrence; bass ; pi., Mg., perch, i>k., &c.',
most plentiful — perch, I ass, and pi; bestmontlis — Mav, .fune and July;
baits — worms and minnows; guiiles — A. Desjardins, ll.Decosse, $1.50 p.
d. ; boats — about 50c. p. d.
Hunting. — Pointe Claire ; only duck shooting in fall ; best months —
Oct. and Nov. ; no dogs ; A. Desjardins ; country — hilly and dry.
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$8 to $5, according tu service required.
Fishing.— Etcheinin K., G m., Chandiere R., 15 m., St. Lawrence R. at
station, and 1. and str. on North Siiore ; trout, b. b., pk. iiio.-Jt plentiful —
best months — May to Nov., troul ; baits — worni.-;, spoons, minnows, frogs,
flies ; guides — not necessary ; boats — 50c. to $1 n. d.
Quebec, Co. Quebec— Hotels, St. Louis $3, Hcnchey's $2, Blanchard's
$1.50 p. (!.; livery, $5 p. d.
Fishing. — R. Jac«iues Cartier, L. St. Joseph, R. Ste. Anne, L. Edward
and L. St. John ; speckled trout, 1. trout, b. b-, pk.. whitefish, ouinaniche ;
best months — trout, Mny, June, Sept.; bass, July, Aug.; baits — art. flies,
minnows, worms, grasshoppers ; guides — $ 1 p. d.'; boats — 50c. p. d.
Huntinm;. — 25 to 40 m. north for feathered f(jwl and deer; Sept. to
Dec; guides — $1 p. d. and rations ; no dogs : country wooded, dry and
hilly.
NoTK.— Mr. A. Waltor,s 22 Fal)rique street, Quebec, P. Q., will be
pleased to furnish additional information to sportsmen visiting this district
on application.
River Beaudette, Co. Soulanges.— Commercial Hotel, River Beaudette
House and Central Hotel $1 p. d. ; livery — charges very moderate.
Fishing.— R. Beaudette and St. Lawrence str. ; perch, pk., pi., b. b.,
Mg., suntish, sturgeon, eels and suckers ; best months — May, June, Sept.,
and Oct. ; baits — worm, minnow and spoon; guides — Genier, Percy and
others ; boats can be had at moderate ch' rges.
Hunting. — Point au Foin and Pointe Mouille; duck and partridge;
best months — Oct. and Nov. ; for duck hunting grounds it is marshy, and
for partridge, liigh and dry ground, partly wooded.
Roberval, Co. Chicouti-mi (on Quebec and Lake St. John Ry., reached via
Quebeo).— Hotel, Roberval, $2 to $3 p. d. ; Marcoux, $1.25 to $1.50
p. d. Livery, $2.50 to $3 p. d.
Fishing.— L. St. John, Ouinaniche from June to Aug.; bait— fly ;
guides — Montai^nais Indians. Boats and canoes with complete camping out-
tit from Hotel Roberval at $2.50 p. d.
Hunting. — On lino of Ry. and up the R. running into L. St. John ; ca-
ribou, bear, moose, be-.iver, otter, ";eese, ducks in season ; guides — as above ;
no dogs ; country — hilly and wooded with large swamps. For further in-
formation apply to Manager, Hotel Roberval.
St. Anne's, Co. Jacques Cartier.— Clarendon Hotel, from $1.50 p. d. ;
livery, 75c. p. h.
Fishing. — Ottawa R., ] m., Mg., dore, bass, perch and pk. ; most plen
tiful — dore and bass ; best months — from middle June to Sept. ; baits —
minnows ; guide — Joseph Sagala, $1.50 to $2 ; guide furnishes his own boat.
St. Hilaire, Co. Rouville.— Iroquois House 2J m. $2.50 p. d., Richelieu
Hotel 1 m.. Commercial Hotel at station $1 p. d. ; livery moderate.
Fishing. — Richelieu R., ^ m. and Iroquois L., 2h m.; b. b., pi., perch-
wliiteflsh and pk.; most plentiful — bass and r^ . ; best months — June, July
and Aug.; baits — minnows, worms and flief boats — $1 to $1.50 p. d.
St. Johns, Co. St. John's.— Windsor Hotel, St. John's Hotel, Bivhnoral
Hotel, United States, Canada Hotel, $1 to $1.50 p.d. ; livery, $:J p. d.,
$1.60 for J d.
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FABRIQUE STREET, QUEBEC,
^viz\>e^ijoz to ^id §xceW«.ncu ifie Sovcrnox- (Sc-ueraC.
By Appointment.
Established 1787.
A
otice to e)portsmen, ^^nglers and | ourists.
ll'T my establishmentj hunting parties, anglers, tourists, whether of Canada
or from the States, can purchase till their Sitpplies of the finest
quality and at the lowest price.
Supplies of all kinds, carifully packed, and sent promptly to any
address.
Tents and full Camp outfits, Charts and maps of lakes and rivers north of
Quebec, cooks and laborers, furnished to order. An angler and sportsman my
self, I can appreciate the needs and position of campers in the woodsi
Bi^^ Orders from any of the lakes and rivers on the line of the Lake St.j
John Railway can be sent daily by letter or telegraph.
References : — A. L. Lightj Kf.I.C.E.; Hon» Col; Rhodes^ JiD.Gilmoui'
CtiJ)i> loliwell, H. H. Sewell, W. H. H. Murray.
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During the Season of Navigation the Steel Steamship "MIRAMICHl" leaves Montreal
every alternate Monday lor Picioii, N. S., calling at Quebec, Father Point, Gaspe,
Ferce, Summerside and Charlottetown. Has excellent passenger accommodation. The very
l^est fishing and shooting to be had at places along the Gaspe coast touched at by the
«'Miramichi."
The new Iron Steamship "'TRINIDAD," 2200 tons, or "ORINOCO," 2000 tons, with
splendid acconmiodations, and built expressly for this route, will leave New York for Bermuda
every alternate Thursday until the first of January, when steamers will run weekly.
WEST IKBIA M;
The Iron Steamship -'BERMUDA," 1400 tons, or "MURIEL," iaoo tons, will leave
New York for Saint Kitts, Antigua, Dominica, Martinique, Saint Lucia, Barbados and Trinidad
every fourteen days. These steamers have excellent passenger accommodation.
For further information apply to
A. E. OUTERBRIDGE& CO., Agents, 51 Broadway, New York.
. THOS. COOK cl SON, Ticket Agents, 261 Broadw.ny, New York.
ARTHUR AHERN, Secretary, Quebec.
RUSSELL'S
ST liOUJS ST-, QUEBEC;.
THE RUSSELL HOTEL COMPANY,
WILLIS RUSSELL, PRESIDENT.
This Ilotelj which is unrivalled for size, style and locality in Quebec,
is open throughout the year for pleasure and business
travel, having
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Fishing. — In the rapids opposite the town, Richelieu R,, from 7 to 10
in. for best fishing ; b. b., pi., whitetish, pk., chub and perch ; most plentiful
— perch, pk., whitefish, b. b. ; best months — June 20th to Nov. Ist, best time
is An^. and Sept. ; baits — live minnows, grasshoppers, flies and spoons (ar-
tificial) ; guides — Ed. Arpin, dealer in fisliing tackle and firearms; can al-
ways procure experienced guides at $1.50 p. d.; tine skifi's and canoes at $1
p. d. sailing vacht $2 ; sailing yachts with cabins to accommodate 6 or 8
persons can be procured, also tents, all complete for long camping ; waters
are still, and no dangerous places of any kind exist on the entire river.
Hunting. — Immediately on leaving St. Johns for water fowl all along
the river for about 20 m. ; ducks, geese, snipe, plover, woodcock; best
months — April, Sept., Oct. for ducks, April and Nov. for geese ; guidt s —
$1.50 p.d., $9 p. w. ; setters and pointers and retrievers loaned to responsible
parties ; country — dry and level ; ducks are hunted along the river over de-
coys, hunters standing in boats, snipe are mostly found in wet marshes
where there is from 1 to 4 in. of water, caving in the earth sometimes afoot
over the boots.
Ste. Julie, Co. Megantic. — Meganticand Dominion Houses, $1 p.d. ; livery,
$1.50 p. d. for single horse.
Fishing. — L. Joseph 15 in. ; trout, suckers and pk. ; most plentiful —
suckers and pk.; best months — Au^., Sept. and Oct.; boats — 30c. to 40c.
p. d. ; Dan McKillop is the boat lender.
Hunting. — St. Pierre Baptiste, Inverness East and Lower Ireland, over-
12 m. ; partridge, rabbit, hare, and sometimes a deer but very few of latter;
best months — Sept., Oct. and Nov. ; no particular guides ; country — open,
partly wooded, in general hilly and dry ; Ste. Julie can also furnish part-
ridge about 6 m. around and further.
St. Liboire, Co. Bagot.— Hotels, Bagot and G.T.R., $1 p. d.; livery, $1.50
p. d.
Hunting. — 1 m. ; partridges, wildcats, musk-rats, hares ; best months
— Oct. and Nov. ; no dogs ; country— open, dry, level.
Ste. Madeleine, Co. St. Hyacinthe. — Canada Hotel, $1 p. d.
Hunting. — 1 J m., plover, partridge and fox, woodcock or Becasse ; best
months — Sept. to Dec. ; guide — J. Jodoin, who also provides livery, and
trained dogs ; country — open field for plover, and wooded and dry for other
game.
Ste. Martine, Co. Chateauguay. — Hotels, Central, Dominion, Station,
Grand Trunk, 50c. p. d. ; livery moderate.
Fishing. — Chateauguay, 10 acres from station ; dore, pk., b. b., Mg. ;
most plentiful — b. b. ; oest months — Mav, June, July ; baits — minnows,
spoons ; guides — $1 p. d. ; boats — 50c. p. d.
Hunting. — 1 m.; plover, partridjze, duck, woodcock; best months—
Oct. and Nov. ; guides — $2 p. d. with dugs; country — open, dry, level.
St. Raymond, Co. Portneuf.— Hotels, National, St. Raymond, $1.50 p. d.
Livery, $2.50 p. d.
Fishing. — R. St. Ann's and L. for trout from June to Sept., bait — flies
guides — river fishing (wading), $2 p. d.; L. fishing, $1.50 p.d. ; boats — 50c.
p. d., bring your own bark canoes,. or hire from L. St. John.
Hunting. — 15 to 20 m. in rear ; caribou, partridge in season ; guides — ■
see above ; dogs can be obtained ; country — wooded and mountainous, full of
lakes and rivers.
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Sherbrooke, Co. Sherbrooke. — Hotels, Maeog House, Sherbrooke House,
Grand Central, Continental, Albion, American, Commercial, Globe,
City, Railroad, See, $1.50 to $2 p. d. ;. livery, $2 to $2.50 p. d. The
Megantic Fish and Game Club (headquarters, Boston, Masri.) con-
• • trol the L. Megantic Territory both sides the lines.
Fishing. — Megantic L. and vicinity, 70 m., Brompton L., 16 m. 5 trout,
1. trout, bass, &c. ; most plentiful — trout and 1. trout ; best months — June
and Sept. ; baits — flies and worm, artificial troll and minnows ; guides — at
Megantic, S. D. Ball, W. E. Latty, Peter Malheson and others, $2 p. d. with
boat ; boats— 50c. p. d. ; numerous other fishing lakes and ponds throughout
St. Francis district.
Hunting. — Along the line of R.R. between the State of Maine and Pro-
vince of Quebec ; deer and cariboo ; best months — Sept. to Dec, Sept. close
at present ; guides — as above ; country — wooded, mountainous and marshy,
wet and dry.
Stottsville, Co. St. Johns. — Stottsville Hotel, 75c_p.d. ; Loissant Hotel, $1
p.d. 5 livery, $2 p. d.
Fishing. — Richelieu R. 3 m. ; pike, trout, eels, eel-pouts, carp; most
plentiful — pk., trout ; best months — Jan. to April, Sept. to Dec. ; bait — trol-
ling line; guides — R. Martin and A. Gosselin ; boats — $1 to $1.50 p. d.
Hunting. — St. Valentin 2 J m. ; duck, wild geese and partridge; best
months — April, May, Oct. and Nov. ; guides — R. Martin, J. Martin, A. Gos-
selin, $1.50 to $2 p. d. ; trained dogs can be obtained ; country — wooded, wet,
dry and level.
Temiscouata Co. (reached by Grand Trunk Ry. to Levis, Intercolonial
Ry., thence to River du Loup and Temiscouata Ry., running through
to Edmundston).
Pishing. — Excellent trout fishing may be obtained
Lake Temiscouata, from June to Sept., averaging from
for each boat. In size the br. trout weigh up to 7 lbs.
been taken in these waters weighing 30 lbs. There are
smaller tributary L. at distances of 5 to 20 m., all affbrding good sport.
These can all be reached without trouble or inconvenience from Fort Ingalls,
Notre Dame du Lac, Ste. Rose, or Edmundston stations. L. Temiscou-
ata is a beautiful sheet of water, 28 m. long and in places 1^ m. wide. It is
also very deep, soundings showing 100 ft. and over along the eastern shore.
The other L. Squattock, Touladi, Cabano, Horton and Eagle, are unsurpas-
sed for scenic attractions and their excellent fly and troll fishing. The Ma-
dawaska and St. Francis R. are also noted fishing resorts. Good guides ;
boats and livery can always be procured at reasonable rates. Very fair
hotel accommodation can be had in either Fort Ingalls, Notre Dame du
Lac or Edmundston at rates of not more than $1.50 p. d.
(See also Edmundston).
Three Rivers,Co. St. Maurice, opposite Doucet's Ldg. — ^Dufresne's Hotel,
St. James Hotel, Dominion Hotel, $1 to $2 p. d. ; livery, carters al-
ways on hand, charges reasonable.
Fishing. — Lakes rented by clubs from the Government of Quebec )
many other lakes free to all, not leased 5 trout, and there are some pk.
and whitefish far north; most plentiful — trout, (pk. in some near l.)dore; in R.
St Maurice, pi. ; best months— June, July and Aug. ; baits — fly fishing and
jui^inows J §uides-^plenty of good meu $1 p. d. } canoes and boats can be
in the vicinity of
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the clubs have canoen and boats
Hunting. — About 100 ni. north of Three Rivers in the St. Mauricee
Territory ; nioose, cariboo, beaver; best months — according to game laws
of the Province ; winter best time ; guides — good men $1 p. d., not allowed
to use dogs ; country — very mountainous with numerous 1. and str. ; tourists
coming to Tlirce Rivers might write in advance to Joseph Reynar, superin-
tendent Forest Rangers of the District; VV. H. J^arker, care Fish and Game
Club, Montreal, is agent for several fishing clubs; tourists might address
him if desirous of having some trout tisluiig in June, July and Aug., and
winter lishing after the 1st January. Mr. Reynar, who is tlovernment Su-
I>erintendent <.if the St. Maurice District, will always be pleased to give any
infurmation re(|uired to parties who write him. On L. St. Peter near Three
Rivers is good l)lack duck shooting in Sept. and Oct.
Valleyfleld, Co. Beauharnois. — Hotels, Queen's, Larocque House, Wind-
sor, Caledonia, St. Lawrence,^! to $1.50 p. d.; single rig $1.50,
double $o p. d.
Fishing. — St. Lawrence R. and L. St. Francis in immediate vicinity ;
Mg., pi. pk., bass, perch and whitefish; most plentiful — b. b. and pi. ; best
months — any time during lawful sea.son ; baits — artilicia!, and for bass, min-
nows and grasshoppers; guides — Sicotte, Rochefort, Gobeil Bros., DeRepen-
tigny, Maineville, and others, $1.50 to $2 p. d. ; guides furnish boats, inclu-
ded ni $2 rate; good boat livery, no better lishing on St. Lawrence R. than
in this vicinify.
Hunting. — Tea field, Hungry Bay and L. St. Francis, for geese, ducks
and plover ; all of the above varieties are very plentiful; best months —
March and ApTil, Oct. and Nov. ; guides-^same as above ; trained dogs can
be obtained ; country — open, level, dry.
Vaudreuil, Co. Vaudreuil — Hotels, DeLotbiniere House, ^2 to $3 p. d.:
Ottawa Hotel, Vaudreuil Hotel, Serre and Leroux Houses, $1 to $2
p. d. Livery moderate.
Fishing. — Within ^ m. of station ; good still and troll fishing; perch,
dore, Mg., catfish, b. b., green bass, rock bass ; most plentiful — perch, bass
and dore ; best months — May, June, Sept., Oct. ; baits — minnovvis, beef,
worms, files ; guides — Ladurantaye, Dubreuil, Leroux, Ranger, and others,
$1 to $1.50 p. d. ; boats are supplied by guides at moderate rates.
Hunting. — Black duck ; best months — Sept. to Nov. ; guides — same as
for fishing; country — open, dry and level, dry.
Waterloo, Co. Sheff'ord (reached from St. Johns via Central Vermont Ry.)
— Brooks House, Canadian Hotel, National Hotel, Foster House,
$1.50 p. d. ; livery, $1.50 to $2 p. d.
Fishing. — Brome L. 4 in., Brompton L. atui others in that vicinity 17
m. ; 1. trout, speckled trout, b. b., pk. and perch ; most plentiful — perch and
bass, also good brook trout fishing all around ; best months — trout. May,
June end Sept., bass all summer ; liaits — ininuuws, files and worms ; guides
—$1.50 p. d. ; boats— 50c. p. d.
Hunting. — Partridge in their sea«on in any of the woods ; best month
— October ; guides $1.50 p. d. ; trained dogs can hn obtained ; country — all
kinds and in thick cover; good beating and duck shooting in fall in Water-
ioo L., and fishing; two fine little steamers here on Waterloo L., carr\ a
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party of about 10, and can be hired by the day ; 2 French Hotels, Canadian
and National ; 2 English, Brooke House and Foster House. The village is
a fine summer resort, streets clean and neat, and well shaded by maples,
and a fine farming and grazing country all around; hilly ana rolling;
Shefford Mountain only 2J m. drive ; also Oxford Mountain, 13 m. in whicn
neighborhood numerous trout ponds will be found, and good hunting in
season.
"Waterville, Co. Compton. — Jubilee House, yl p. d. ; livery, $2 p. d.
Fishing. — Massawippi L., 6 m.; " lunge," perch, bass ; most plentiful
perch ; best month — June ; baits — live tr^mnows ; boats — 60e. p.^d.
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Andover, Co. Oxford (one of the gateways to the Rangeley L., reached by
Tuttle's stage from Bryant's Pond). — Hotels, Andover House,
French's Hotel, Gregg House, $2 p. d. Livery, $1.50 for single,
$2.50 double or buckboard.
Fishing. — Richardson & Rangeley L., 12 m. ; landlocked salmon and
trout, the latter most plentiful ; best months — May, June and Sept. ; baits
— worms and fancy flies ; guides — F. Thomas, H. Newton, J. Newton, S.
Leonard, H. Pratt ; boats — 50c. p. d.
Hunting. — Around Upper Dam and Middle Dam ; partridge, duck,
woodcock, quail ; Sept., Oct. ; guides — F. P. Thomas, J. Morton ; dogs can
be obtained ; country — wooded, hilly.
Auburn, Co. Androscoggin. — Hotels, Elm House, Maine Hotel, and Park
House, $2 p. d. ; livery, $2 to $5 p. d.
Fishing. — Sabbadie P. ; trout ; best months — March to Aug. ; bait —
minnows ; boats — 50c. p. d.
Bemis, Co. Oxford (reached by stage from Bethel to Umbagog Lake). —
Board, &c., in Bemis, and Student's Island camp, $2 p. d.
Fishing. — Big L., Rangeley L., J to 10 m. Bemis Str., Four P., Up-
per Dam, Cupsuptic L. ; trout, chub, land-locked salmon ; trout and chub
most plentiful — May to Nov. ; baits — worms, shiners, artiiicial flies ; guides
—$2.50 p. d. ; boats— 50c. p. d.
Hunting. — All around ; partridge, duck, squirrel, deer, bear ; Sept. to
Nov. ; guides can be obtained, but dogs not used ; country — wooded, wet,
dry, hilly or level.
Bethel, Co. Oxford.— Bethel House, $2 ; Elms, $1 p. d. ; livery, $2 p. d.
single without driver.
Fishing. — Rangeley L., 27 m., Parmachenee L., 65 m., Ma^alloway
and Upper Androscoggin R., 30 m., Songo P. (bass and pickerel), 3 m. ;
innumerable small str. from 2 to 10 m. from the station, affording the best
of trout fishing ; there are at least 30 good trout str., within a radius of 10
m. ; there is only one club on these waters, viz., the Oxford Club, on the
Upper Androscoggin, but they do not prevent the public from fishing in
their waters ; trout, land-locked salmon, pi., b. b. ; best months — trout, May,
June and Sept., pi., b. b., trout, land-locked salmon, June to Oct. ; baits —
artificial flies, trolling spoons for pi., and live minnows ; guides — S. H.
Morse, Upton; Lumen Sargeant and Alvah Coolidge, Upton, Maine, $2.50
p. d. and ooard ; boats — 50c. p. d.
Hunting. — Rangeley L. region, 27 m. ; deer and wild fowl ; best months
— fall ; guides — same as for fishing ; country — well wooded and hilly.
Bridgton, Co. Cumberland.— Hotel, $2 p. d.
Fishing. — Highland L., Peabody P., Long L., Hancock P., Barker P.,
all'gopd; trout, b. b. and pi., bass most numerous; usual bait; July and
Aug. best ; boats and bait at moderate cost.
iiryant's Pond, Co. Oxford.— Glen Mountain House, $1.50 p. d., $5 to$T
p. \v. ; livery, single $1.50 p. d., double $3 p. d., by the week reduced
prices.
FiSHiXG. — Bryant's P., 50 rods from station, North, South and Indian
P., I to 2 111. ; b. b., Mg., p]., yellow perch, trout and toge ; b.b. and pL
most plentiful; best months — May, June, Sept. ; baits^ — nies, worms and
live bait; guide — W. Arket, $1 to $1.50 p. d. ; boats — lOc p. h.
Hunting. — Partridge, rabbits, deer ; best montjis — Sept. and Oct. ; dogs
can be obtained ; country iiilly.
This station is one of the gateways to the Androscoggin Lakes. Stage
runs from this point to Rumford Centre, East Rumford, Andover, Mexico
and Dixfield.
Canton, Co. Oxford (reached by Rumford Falls and Buckfield R. R. from
Mechanic Falls). — Hotel, $2 p. d. ; livery at reasonable rates.
FisHTXG. — L. Ana^agunticook affords good b. b. fishing and small sir..
within 5 m. of Canton give crodd trout fishing in May and Juno.
Hi'XTixo. — Good shooting, Sept. and Oct.
Cumberland, Co. Cumberland.— No hotels nor livea-y.
Fishing. — Ca^^co Bay, salt water tishing, mackerel ; best months — July
and A ig. ; bait — clams ; uo boats.
Dixfield, Co. Oyford (reached by Rumford Falls and Buckfield R. R. and
stage from Mechanic Falls!!— Hot*-!, $1.50 p. d.
Fishing.— Weld P., Birch P., Wa ,, Podnuk P., etc., and numerous
streams within 10 m., reached with tei.iii ; all good; trout and land-locke<l
salmon; trout most numerous; best months — May and June; guide^$1.50
p. d. ; boat — 50c. p. d. ; the b. b. fi<liinir very fine in July and Aug. near by ;
the trout in Weld P. ranae from 1 to 4 lbs.
Hunting. — Good shooting in Sept. and Oct.
Empire Road. — Hotel, Hiland Hous?,at reasonable rates ; no livery ; pri-
vate teams may be hired.
Fishing. — Androscoggin R.,1 in., WorthU\y Br., h m., Range P.,1 m.,
Worthley P., 1 m., eqiuilly ifocid : b. b. pi., trout, ifec; n- -t plentiful —
u'out; best months — Feb., May, June and Sept., preferred.
Hunting. — Vicinity of station ; partridge, woodcock ; country — wood-
ed, level, dry. /*
Gilead, Co. Oxford.— Hotel, Cyrus Gammon, $1 }-. d.
Fishing.— Wild R., Lary Br., State Line Br., TwitcheU Br. anil Pleas-
ant Br. ; trout ; best months — June and July.
Hunting. -Wild R., .S m. ; deer ; best months — July and Aug. ; coun-
try — wooded, hilly and mountainous.
"Lewiston, Co. An Iroscogsrin.— Hotels, De Witt, Elm Honse, E.v:changp
and Rockingham, $1.50 to $3 p. d. ; livery, $2 to =^5 p. d.
FisHivG. — L. Auburn, Sabattus P., ,S to 5 m. ; trou .<nd pi., the latter
most plentiful ; best month — Sept. ; bait — Hies ; boats — ubo.it 50c. p. h.
I!je*«'iston June, Co. Androscoggin.
Fishing.— AVorthey Br., Mouse Br., Rovals R. and Three L., trout, b.
b,
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and pi. ; best months — May to July ; baits — various; guides —
Trip, Edwards and Tidd ; boats — from 50c. to $2 p. d. ; these waters arfi all
in tne vicinity of the Poland Spring House.
HuNTiXG. — Immediate vicirity ; partridge and hare; best months —
Sept., Oct. and Nov. ; guides as above; no dogs; country — generally second
growth, level and dry.
Locke's Mill To. Oxford.— Mount Abram House, $1 p. d. ; livery, 0. V.
Farringt<..i.
FisHixG. — S<juth P., 1 in. : b. b. and pi. ; best months — June, July ;
baits — frogs^ legs and angle worms ; guides — unnecessary; boats — 50c. p.d.
HrxTiXG. — Within a distance of 1 m. ; partridges ; best months — Sept.
and Oct. : <ruides — John Bean and Wrn. Bean. $1.50 p. d. ; trained dogs
can lie obtained ; country — dry, wooded and hilly.
New Gloucester, Co. Cumberland.
Hi'XTixG. — 1 to 5 m. ; partridge, wo 'dcock, highland plover, ducks,
hare ; best months — Sept. 1st to Dec. 1st; for partridge and woodcock;
guides — S. H. Hackett, G. R. Hunnewell, with dogs ; Hackett lives 1 in.off
and Hunnewell 5 m., P. 0. address of latter, South Danville, Me. ; country
— all kinds.
Norway, Co. Oxford.— Hotels, Beal's Ho^tse, $2 p. d., Elm House, $1.50
p. d. : livery, $2 p. d.
Fishing. — Pennesseewassee L., h m. ; b. b. ; best months — July to
Sept. ; baits — minnows ; boats, 50c. p. d.
Oxford, Co. Oxford.— Lake House, .$1 p. d. ; livery, $1.50 p. d.
Fishing. — Thompson P., 2 m. : Hogan and Whitney P., 3 m. ; Parker
P., 10 nj. ; Pleasant P., 8 m., Crooked R., 15 m.; b. b., red spot and
" togue " trout, pi., perch ; best months — June and July fur bass, Oct. red
spot, winter for "togue," pi. and perch ; bait — minnows ; guides — Charles
Hanscom and H. C. Whitehouse, $1.50 p. d. ; boats, 50c. p. d.
HvjNTlNG. — In vicinity ; foxes, rabbits ur hurt, par'ulJ.ro^, woodcock ;
best months — foxes on snow in winter, rabbits ditto, partridge and wood-
cock autumn ; no guides necessary ; trained dogs can be obtained ; country
— all descriptions.
Portia: i, Co. Cumberland.— Hotels, Falmouth, $2.50 to $3.50, Preble,$2
to $3, Unite'l States, $1.50 to $2.50; livery, various.
Fishing. — Duck P., b. b. ; best months — July to Sept.; bait« — flies,
worms, (fee. ; guides and charges — various ; boats, 2.5c. per h ; deep sea fish-
ing a few m. off the coast of Portland, giving cod, haddock, pollock, hake,,
mackerel and halibut.
Hunting. — Fronts Neck, 9 m. ; Falmouth, 5 m. ; woodcock, snipe,
partridge, duck and j)lover ; iiest months — open season for above Sept. 1st.;
trained dogs can be obtained with guides ; country — open, marshy.
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Rangeley Lakes ('-cached via Bryant's Pond, Bethel and Berlin Falls,,
and thence by stage).
Fishing. —''^'he^e 1. are 5 in nnmi'er,and (.-elebratcd for the quantity and
size of their trout. The best fishing grounds are reached from Middle Dam
Camp on L. Wekkennebaeook ; fron: Upper Dam Camp on L. Molechunk-
amunk and fro/n Bemis Camps and Mooseluckmaguntic House; best
months — May, June and Sept. ; a few trout can always be taken in Julv,
increasing in August ; art. tiles are mainly used, but surface and deep troll-
ing with the live minnow are effective. The largest genuine brook trout
{salmo fontinalis) in the world are caught in these waters. Guides can be
engaged at any of the above-named places at $2.50 p. d. and board.
[The beautiful lakes and mountains of the Rangeley lose none of their
attractiveness, never mind how often they are visited, and the fishing in
these waters continues to afford sport to a greatly increased number of
sportsmen ; there has been a falling off in the number of the very large fish,
while the quantity of the small ones, say from a half to three pounds, con-
tinues about the same, indeed more are caught now than ever before. In
addition to trout there is a fair quantity of land-locked salmon ; hardly a
day passes without one or two being brought mto camp weighing on an
average about foi\r pounds, while much larger ones are often seen and
taken, and we do not think the day is far distant when there will be a plen-
tiful supply of this vaHety.]
Hunting,— Game, large and Si.^all of all descriptions can be obtained in
abundance daring their season. For further description of the Rangeley's
send for Capt. Farrar's ^uide, " Androscoggin Lakes Illustiated," publish-
ed by the Jamaica Publishing Co., Jamaica Plain, Mass.
JKiohardson, Co. Oxford (readied by stage from Bethel to Lakeside, Um-
bagog L.) —Hotels, Mo "^lucmaguntic House, $2 p. d.
Fishing. — Big L., Rangelty L., ^ to 10 m. ; Cupsuptic L, and Str., Up-
per Dam, Bugle Cove, Bern is Str. ; trout, land-locked salmon, chub ; trout
and chub most plentiful ; May to Nov.; baits — worms, shiners, artificial
flies ; guides supplied by Hotel, $2.50 p. d. and board ; boats, 50c. p. d.
Hunting. — Partridges and ducks near Hotel, deer and cariboo; best
months — Sept. and Oct.; guides supplied by Hotel; dogs not required;
country — varied.
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Battle Creek, Co. Calhoun (reached via Chicago and Grank Trunk Ry.
from Port Huron)~Hot'?l8, Williams House $2 p. d. Hotel Hamblin
$1.50 p. d. ; livery, $3 p. d.
Fishing. — Kalamazoo R. f-om Battle Cr., to Augusta, small mouthed
b. b. and pi. ; b. b. most plentiful ; best months — June and July ; bait — min-
nows; guide — J. Buckner, $2 p. d. ; boats — $1.50 p. d. ^
Cassopolis, Co. Cass (reached via Chicago and Grand Trunk Ry. from
Port Huron). — Hotels, Park and Forest Hall, $2; livery, $3 p. d.
Fishing. — Diamond L. Stone L. | m.;pk., pi., br. trout, perch, b. b.,
rockbass, blue gills ; most plentiful — pk., b. b. perch, pi. ; best months —
Sept., Oct., May, June; baits — minnows, spoons, worms; guide — H.
Lamb ; boats — at reasonable charge.
Detroit City, Co Wayne.— Hotels, from $1.50 to $5 p.d.; livery, $1 p.h.
Fishing. — St. Clair Flats, mouth Clinton R.; bass, perch, &c.; best
months — from June until Sept.; baits — chubs and worms ; guides — $1.50
p.d. } boats — $1 p.d
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Grand HavQn, Co. Ottawa (reached via Detroit, Grand Haven and
Milwaukee Ry. from Detroit) — Hotel — Cutler House, $10.60 to $17.50
p. w. ; livery, $1 p. h. single or $2 p. d. for the season.
Fishing. — Grand R. and L. Michigan from J m to 6 rn. up R., Spring
1. 2 m. ; b. b., pi., white or silver bass, catfish, cisco, croppy, and L. perch;
b.b. and silver bass most plentiful; best months — June to Aug.; bait —
minnows ; guides — C. Geniaand others, $2 p. d. boats 25c. p. h. for fir8t,and
10c. afterwards, or $1 p. d.
Hunting. — Brush and good cover, and miles of duck marshes ; part-
ridge, duck, snijpe, woodcock ; duck and partridge, most plentiful ; best
months — Sept., (Jet. ; guides. F. and F. Robmson, Indian Robinson $1 p. d.
with dogs, duck most plentiful in Oct.
Holly, Co. Oakland (reached by Detroit, Grand Haven and Milvva\ikee R.
R. from Detroit) — Hotels — Exchange, Wa^^hington House $2 p. d..
National, Andrews House $1 p. d., livery, $1 to $3 p. d.
Fishing. — 5 or 6 L. within 6 m.; bass, pi., blue gills ; bait — minnows ;
boats at nominal charge.
Hunting. — In vicinity 1 to 6 m. ; partridge, quail, rabbit ; country —
varied.
Pontiac, Co. Oakland. — Hotels, Hodges House, Waverly House, Rail Road
Exchange, Northern Hotel, Rose House $1 to $2 p. d.; livery $1 to $3.
Fishing. — 40 L. from 1 to5 m. ; pi., bass, sunfish and many other kinds
in plenty ; June to Oct. ; no guides needed ; boats-^25c. to 50c. p. d.
Hunting. — 3 to 5 m. from station ; partridge, quail, rabbits, squirrels ;
best month — Nov. ; guides unnecessary ; dogs can be obtained ; country —
open, dr}-^, rolling.
Port Huron, Co. St. Clair. — Huron House, Pacific House, $2 p.d. ; livery,
about $5 p.d.
Fishing. — St. Clair R. ; perch and herring; best months — spring;
bait — minnows and trollers ; boats — 25c. 1st hour, 15c. after.
St Clair Fiat3, at mouth of St. Clair River, 27 m. by Steamer from
Detroit.— Star Island House, $2 p. d. ; $10 to $12 p". w.
Sault Ste. Marie, Co. Chippewa (reached by lake steamers from Port
..:" Huron, Sarnia, Goderich, &c.) — Hotels, Iroquois, $2.50 to $3.50,
('hippc'wa and Michigan Exchange, $2 to $3 p. d.. Hotel Superior
$1 to 2. Livery, 50c. p. h. single, $1 double.
Fishing. — Most any portion of Ste. Mary's R; trout, herring, perch,
whitefisli, p. 1., m. g., b. b., in season;, baits — worm=', flies and minnows ;
guides numerous; charges vpry ; boats, $1 p. d. or over.
Hunting. — 3 hrs. run by train on D. S. S. & A. R. R. ; deer, bear, duck,
goose, partridge ; best months — Sept. and Oct, ; guides can he obtained,
also dogs ; country open, hilly, hard wood lands and some pine, sandy soil.
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Berlin Falls, Co. Coo?. — Hotels, Cascale PTouse, Wilson House ; livery
$2.50 p. d.
FisHiNO. — Ten stnall L. within 20 ni. ;tront, pi., and landlocked salmon,
jnost plentiful — trout ; best months — May to Oct. ; baits — flies and worms,
numerou-i ouides at from $1.50 to$2 p. d ; boats — at 50c. p. d. ; this is a
good route to ITmbagcg, Parmachenee, and the Rangeley L., 30 m. distant,
where are several good hotels ; daily stage line.
Hunting. — Partridges, ducks and deer.
Colebrook (reached by Upper Coos R. R. froin North Stratford)— He tels,
Monadnock House, capacity 100 boarders, Parson's House capacity
100, $2 p. d., fan)ilies at rei'luced price.
FrsinNG.— Diamond P., 10 m.. Clear Str., 10 m., Ea^t and West Branch
Mohawk R., 10 m., Errol Dam, 20 m.
Dixville Notch, Co. Coos (reached by stage 10 m., running to and from
Colebrook on Upper Coos R.R., or stage from Bryant's P. via An-
dover). — Hotel, Dix House.
FiSHiNo. — Diamond P. and Clear Str, stocked with trout; guides — S.
Flint, A. Ward. A. Bennett, W. Keyes, $2 p. d. and expenses. Dogs fur-
nished for liunting.
Hunting.— Anywhere in the vicinity from 1 to 10 ni. ; duck, partridge,
•deer, bear ; t)est months — Sept. and Oct. ; guides furnished by Hotel |2 p. d. ;
•country — hilly, mountainous, thickly wooded and mostly dry.
Gorham, Co. Coos. — Hotels at reasonal>le prices.
Fishing. — Androsciggin R., ^ m. ; Pealiody R., I m. ; Moose Cr., J n.i.,
and many goi.id trout Br in imiueiliate vicinity ; trout; I'ait — worms; best
months — July and Aug. There is good pickerel fishing in the Androscog,
gin R., and at times trout are caught weighing 1 to 2 lbs., but vary gener-
ally from o to IG oz.
Groveton, Co. Coos.— Hotels, Eagle Hotel, Melchin House, Union House,
$1 p. d. ; livery, modei'ate, $1 per 5 in.
Fishing. — Nash Str., 4 m. ; Nash's Ponds, 14 m. ; Phillips Brook P.,
18 m. ; trout only ; best months — June and July ; I aits — worms and flies ;
guide — Nat Emeiy, $1 p. d. ; no boats on these ponds.
Hunting. — 1 to 5 m. ; cartridge ; deer, 10 to 15 m. back in season ; best
month — Oct. ; country — hilly.
Lakeside, Co. Coos (reached by stage from Bethel). — Hotel, Lakeside,
$2 to $10 p. w. Livery. .<L5i) p. d.
Fishing. Umbagog L,, \ m.; Cambridge R., 4 m.; Bear R., 6 m.;
Molnichowiic Str., 3 m. ; Diamond R., 15 m., Magalloway R., B. Pond, 10
m. ; L. WelokcnnebacooU, Rapid R., 10 m.; trout, land-locked salmon, pi.,
•dace; bait — worms, shiners, artificial flies; guides supplied In Hotel, |2 p.
-d. and board ; boats, 50t' \^. d.
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Hunting. — In vicinity, partridge, woodcock, duck, and all marsh birds,
deer, carilioo, bear, 6 to 20 m. distant ; Sept. to Nov. ; dogs can be obtained,,
but may not be used for deer and cariboo; country — slightly opened, but
mostly wooded, hilly, dry, with occasional swamp.
Lake Welokennebacock, Co. Oxford.— Hotels, Lakeview Cottage, So.
Arm, Angler's Retreat, Middlle Dam (reached from Bethel to L.
Umbagog by stage), Esther House, $2 per day, $10 per week.
Fishing. — Middle Dam, Rapid R., Pond in R, B. Pond, Umbagog L.-
Upper Dam, Metallak Br., Ricnardson P, Beaver P., from \ to 10 m. ,
trout, land locked salmon, dace, from May to Nov.; baits — worms, shiners
art. tiies ; guides furnished by hotels $2.50 per day and board ; boats 50c
per day.
Hunting. — Same district for moose, caribou, deer, bear, partridge,
duck, marsh birds — rabbits and foxes, plentiful ; best months, Sept. to Nov
guides as above ; dogs only used for bear and fox ; country, varied.
No. Stratlord, Co. Coos. — Hotels, Willard House, Hinman House, Percy
House, $2 p. d., parties special prices.
Fishing. — Connecticut L., 20 m. from West Stewartstown and other
streams along line of Upper Coos R.R.; "lunge," salmon, trout; most
Elentiful — "lunge" and trout; best months — June, Sept., Jan. and Feb. ;
ait — small fish ; guide — 0. Bumford, Connecticut L. ; boats at special
rates.
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Hunting. — Partridge and deer; best months — partridge, Oct. and Nov.
deer Jan. and Feb.
Percy, Co. Coos. — Hotels, E. Kane, Mrs. Brooks, $1 p. d. ; livery, $3 p.d.
Fi.sHiNG. — Ciiristine L., South P., 1 m., trout, pi., dace, perch, eels ;
best months — May and June ; baits — angle worms and flies ; guide — S. M.
Crawford, supt. ; Christine L. is owned by Percy Summer Club who control
the fishing.
Hunting. — Grounds in neighbourhood of the P.; bear, deer, hare, part-
ridge.
Shelburne, Co. Coos. — Shelburne Spring House, Winthroup House, Ga-
tis Cottage. Philbrooke House, and other Boarding Houses, $1 to
$1.50 p. d.; livery, moderate.
Fishing. — Mountain B., trout; best months — June and July; baits
— angle- worms and flies; boats — not required; guides can be got at any
house in vicinity, $2 to $3 p. d.
Hunting. — All the surrounding mountains ; cartridge, red fox and small
fur bearing animals, with occasional deer and near ; best months — Sept.,
Oct. and Nov. ; guides at any mountain house; country — hilly and moun-
tainous, generally dry.
Stratford Hollow, Co. Coos. — Brookside Cottage, $1.50 p. d. ; livery, $1.-
60 for 1 horse, $3 for 2 horses p. d., with or without driver.
Fishing. — Bogs of Bog B., 6 m. ; trout ; best months — June and Sept. ;
baits — angle worms and fly hooks ; no need of guides ; boats, 25c p. d.
Hunting. — Bogs and Sugar Loaf Mountain, deer and bear ; best months
— June and July ; guide — Cepas Mann ; country — hilly and wooded back
from the valley of the Connecticut R.
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Wentworth's Location, Co. Coos (reached from Bethel to Lakeside by
stage, thence hy steamer). — Hotel, — Berlin Mills Housi , $1.50 p. d.;
livery, $2 p. d. single.
FiSHiN'G. — Diamond R., Magalloway R., Parmachenee L., Umlagog L.»
Sturtevant P., trout, land-locked salmon, dace, pi.; trout and pi. most
plentiful ;'best months — May to Nov.; halts — worms, shiners, artificial flies,
spoons ; guides furnished by Hotel, $2.50 p. d. and boanl ; boats, 50c p. d.
Hunting. — From i m. to 30 m., jjartridge, duck, deer : Sept. and Oct. j
guides from Hotel, ,$2.50 j). d. ; dogs not used ; country — hilly, dry, some
parts damp and swampy.
West Milan, Co. Coos. — Ammonoosuc House, Mountain View House $1.-
50 p. d. ; livery, $1.50 to $3 p. d., accur<;ling to distance.
Fishing.— Millstield P., 13 n.., trout ; Drnnimer P.. 7 m., trout; Phil-
lips B., 2^ m., trout; 22 m. to Steamer Landing L^mbagog L., which con-
nectfS with all the Androscoggin L. and Magalloway R., and is nearer than
any other G.T.R. station ; best months — June, Sei)t. and Oct. ; i^aits — live
bait, flies and worms.
Hunting. — There is good hunting for general game and deer in the 1.
section ; parties can be carried there, and teats and guides also procured.
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Buffalo, Co. Erie. — Hotels and livery at various prices.
Fishing. — L. Erie and Niagara R. immediately adjacent ; last named
best; b. b., Mg., yellow and llue pk., yellow percli, also white bass and
mooneyes in season ; yellow perch and b. b. most almndant ; for b. b. soft
shell fresh water lobster (craytish) are used as bait, and live minnows for
perch ; June to Nov. best; boatmen $3 p. d., including boat ; lobsters, 2c
'Fort Covington, Co. Franklin.— Hotels, American House, StaHord Hotel,
International, Lake View House, $1 to $1.50 p.d. ; livery, $2 p. d.
Fishing. — St. Lawrence R. 5 m.; Mg., pk., pi., bass, perch, eels and
sturgeon, in season ; baits — artificial, minnows and worms; guides — $2 p.
d. ; l»oats, 50c. p. d.
Hunting. — St. Lawrence R. about 5 m.; ducks; best months — April,
Oct. and Nov. ; country — level.
Helena, Co. St. Lawrence. — Hotels, Helena House, $1 ; Ward House, 75c.
Livery at modtrate rates.
Fishing. — St. Regis and Raquette R., 5 m.; St. Lawrence K., 6 m.;
tiiullet, suckers, bass in two first named, pk., pi., Mg. and sturgeon in St.
Lawrence; best months — June to Sept. ; halts — worms for small tish, spoons
for pi. and large fish; guides — Si. Regis Indians at low rates ; beats al)Out
50c p. d.
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Massena Springs, Co. St. Lawrence. — Hotels, Hatfield House, $2.50 p.d. ;
White's Hotel, Allen House, Harrowgate House, Wheeler House,
$1.50 p. d.; Bently House, $2, Boarding Houses also at reasonable
rate.s. Livery, $'i to $3 p. d.
FiSHiXG. — Raquette R. within 30 rods, Grass R., 1 ni., St. Lawrence R.
3 m. ; Mg., pk., suckers, whitefish, sturgeon, pi., pk. and pi. most plenti-
ful, mullet in the early spring; baits — worms and spoons ; guides — .James
Richards, L'^a Richards, Jesmore, T. Richards, J. Blair and others; boats,
25c. p. h. For further information, address G. A. Mowitt, Agent G.T.R.
Ogdensburg (Ferry from Prescott),Co. St. Lawrence. — Hotels, $2 to $3 p.d
FisiiiXG. — St. Lawrence R., ^ m. ; Black L., 5 m.; Oswegatchie R., |-
m.; first best, Mg., b. b., pk., wall-eyed pk., perch, dace, chub, salmon
trout, «kc. ; most plentiful — pk., bass and perch ; usual baits ; best months
— June to Sept. ; guide, without boat — $2 p. d. ; boats — 50c p. d. The fish-
ing is reported as excellent at this point, and for 8 to iO m. either up or
down the river.
Houses Point, Co. Clinton. — Windsor Hotel open 1st June to Oct., $2.50
to $3 p. d.j Holland House, Massachusetts, $2.50, also livery.
Fishing. — L. Cham plain ^ to 1 m. ; b. b., pk., pi., rock bass and many
ditterent kinds ; most plentiful — b. l>., pk. and pi. ; t.est months — June, July
and Aug. ; bait — minnows ; guides — several parties can be procured; boats
50c p. d.
Hunting. — Near the hotels and 4 ..o 10 m. on L. Champlain and Riche-
lieu R. ; best . . / pril, Sept. and Oct. ; country — level and dry.
STATE OF VERMONT.
Beecher Falls (reached via Upper Coos RR., from North Stratford.)
Fishing. — Connecticut First Lake, 15 m.. Lake House, O.G. Bumford,
manager, capacity 100, $2 p. d. special rates to parties and families, first-
class arrangements for fishing and hunting. Second L., 8 m.; Third or
Upper L., 4i m. Good camp and guides at each. Parties carried at low
rates from any of the above hotels, and every facility ottered to add to their
comfort and enjoyment.
Island Pond, Co.' Essex.— Hotels, $12 to $15 p. w.
Fishing. — A great number of 1. called locally ponds are full of trout, and
are easily reached. Land-locked salmon and 1. trout in Seyjiiour and Maid-
stone I's and Echo p. Pickerel v -iters are numerous. The trout streams
(fish J to^ lb.) distant^ m. to 4m. are tiie Black Branch, North Branch, East
Branch, Yellow Branch, MuMnggin R., Perron's R., and several others;
guides— $2 to $3 p. d.
Lake Stn., Co. Essex.— Hotels, Mount Fitz House, $1.50 p. d. ; livery, $2
p. d.
Fishing. — 2 m.; trout; best months — March, June, July, Aug.; live
aits— files ; boats, $1.50 p. d.
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Hunting.— Deer and rabbits j best month — March ; guides, with trained
dogs ; country — hilly.
Norton Mills, Co. Essex. — Hotels, Stetson House, Averill Hotel, Fisher-
men's Resort, $1 p. d. ; livery, $1.
Fishing. — Pond, 4 m.; trout; July, Aug., Sept. ; baits — worms, flies
and minnows ; guides, if wanted, can be obtamed, L. Allen, E. Daniels, T.
King, and others, $1 p. d. ; boats free.
Hunting. — 4 m. ; deer quite plentiful, partridge, bear and foxes ; best
months— Sept., Oct. and Nov. ; guides — as above ; country — wooded, some
wet and dry, also hilly and level.
Summit Stn- (Post-Office, Island Pond), Co. Essex. — No hotels nor livery.
Fishing. — Round P. and Norton L., 2 m.; trout; best months — June
and July; baits — mud-worms and fly-hooks; guides can be had at Island
P.; boats can be had at Lt !.;e.
Hunting. — Head of Round P. and at the outlet of same and vicinity
{)artridgP8 ; best months — Sept. and Oct. ; country — woded, wet and dry
lilly and level. ;
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EdmundstOU, Co. Madawaska (reached from Levis by Intercolonial R
to Riv. du Loup, Temiscouata Ry., thence to destination). Hotelsy
Hebert House, Edmundston Hotel and Condon House, $1 to $1.50 —
d. ; livery — reasonable.
Fishing.— L. Squattock, Touladi, Cabano, Horton, Eagle and Temis-
couata; Br. trout, L. trout, perch and whitefish ; most plentiful, trout,
in May and June ; best months — June to September; baits — fly, trolls, worms,
meat, fish ; guides — S. Raymond, E. Landrie, J. Grifiin, $2 p. d. j boats can be
h ired.
Hunting.— Cabano, Squattock, Eagle, 14 m. by land and 26 m. by
water; caribou, bear, deer, moose, duck, partridge and rabbit; September
to November; guides— S. Raymond, E. Landrie, $2 per day. Country —
wooded and hilly.
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CLf.SE SEASONS FOR FISH AND GAME.
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FisniKG. — Salmon, trout and whitefish between the 1st and 10th Nov.;
fresh water herrinti from 15th Oct. to 1st Dec; speckled trout, brook trout,
river truut, from 15th Sept. to 1st May ; bass, 15th April to 15th June,
pickerel, maskinonge, 15th April to 15th June,
Hunting. — No quail shall be taken or killed between Dec. 15th and Oct.
15th following, nor wild turkeys until Oct. 15th, i889. Grouse, pheasants,
partridges between 1st Jan. and 1st Sept. ; woodcock, 1st Jan. to 15th Aug. ;
snipe, rail, golden plover, 1st Jan. to 1st Sept. ; swans or geese, 1st May to
1st Sept. ; (lucks of all kii)ds and all otber fowl, 1st Jan. to 1st Sept.;
hares, 15tli March to Ist Sept. ; beaver, muskrat, mink, sal)le, martin,
otter or fisher, 1st May to 1st Nov. ; deer, Nov. 20th to Oct. 15th ; moose
and caribou protected entirely until 15tli Oct., 1895.
No person who ha*! not been a resident of this Province or Quebec for
three montlis next before Oct 15, can kill deer, except he bold a permit
from the Commissioner of Crown Lfmds, wliicli may be obtained for $10.
No person shall kill more than 5 deer; no two, hunting together, more than
8 ; and no party of three or move, inore than 12.
PKOVIXCB OF QUEBEC.
FisnTNc. — 1. Salmon fangling], from 1st Sept. to 1st May ; do., do.
[Ristigoucbe R.) 15tii August to Ist May. 2. Speckled trout [saZ»7,o/on^i-
iialis], from 1st Oct. to 1st Jan. 3. Large grey trout, lunge and ouinaniche,
from 15th Oct. to 1st. Dec. 4. Pickerel, from 15th April to 15th May.
5. Bass an(i Maskincnge, from 15th April to 15th June. 6. Whitefish,
from 10th Nov. to 1st Dec.
N. B. — Angling by hand [with hook and line] is the only means per-
mitted to be used for taking fish. [No person who is not domiciled in the
Province of Quebec can, at any time, fish in the lakes or rivers of this
Province, not actually under lease, witbout having previously obtained a
permit to tbat effect from the Commissioner of Crown Lands. Such per-
mit is valuable for a fishing season, and is not transferable].
HiTNTiN'G. — 1. Caribou and deer, from 1st Jan. to 1st Oct. 2. Moose
[male and female] at any time, until the 1st Oct., 1890.
N. B. — The hunting of moose, caribou or deer, with dogs or by means of
snares, traps, &c., is prohibited. No person [whitemen or Indians] has a
right, during one season's hunting, to " or take alive — unless he has pre-
viously obtained a permit from the Coinmissioner of Crown Lands for that
purpose — more than 8 caribou and 4 deer. After the first 10 days of the
close season, all railways and steamboat companies and public carriers are
forbidden to carry the whole or any part [except the skin] of any moose,
caribou or deer without being authorized thereto by the Commissioner
of Crown Lands.
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ja)EFERRING to the above card we would say that we make a specialty of
'\ outfitting Camping and Hunting Clubs. Estimates given for all
kinds of Camping Utensils and Tents. Our many years' experience in
this particular business well fits us for thoroughly and carefully filling all orders
given us, and we can also be of material assistance in parties camping for the
first time. We beg to say to the Clubs residing in East and West Penn-
sylvania and Ohio who intend visiting our beautiful Northern Lakes and
Rivers this season, that we are particularly well situated to supply their wants,
being only forty-five miles from the border and in a direct line with those lovely
health-giving resorts. By purchasing your supplies from us you avoid all
the vexations and duties of the Custom House, heavy Freights,
etc., together with other inconveniences which go to make excursions of this
ki"d more of an' annoy .tnce than a pleasure. If you send your order ahead
we can have it carefully packed, strapped and checked at the station on your
arrival, which will enable you to go straight through without the trouble of staying
over here to select your goods. We will l^e pleased at any time to furnish
prices, and also give any information about this part of the country not mentioned
in this Guide.
We might add that our prices for Groceries, etc., are about the same as in
your own country, independent of freight and duty. We have
pleasure in referring you to the Nypano, Metropolitan Solid Comfort,
Pittsburgh Rod and Gun Glub.«» and others whom we have had the
pleasure of supplying for some years.
Yours very truly,
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3. Beaver, mink, otter, martin, pekan, from l«t April to l^t Nov.
4. Hare, from 1st February to let Nov. 5. Muskrat [only in the counties
of Maskinonge, Yamaeka, Richelieu and Berthier] from Ist May to let
April following. 6. Wooflcock, snipe, partridge of any kind, from Ift Feb.
to lat Sept. 7. Black duck, teal,; wild duck of any kind [except sheldrake
and gull], from 15th April to Ipt Sept. [And ut any time of the year,
between one hour after 8un«et and one hour liefore sunrise, and also to keep
exposed during such proliibited hours, lures or decoy*, &c.] 8. Birds
known as perchers, such as swallowi*, king-birtls, warblers, flycatchers,
woodpeckers, whip-pojjrwills, finches [song-sparrows, red birds, indigo
birds, «tec]., cow-buntings, titmice, goldfinches, grives [robins, \voc3-
thrushes, ifec]., kinglets, bobolinks, grakles, grosbeaks, humming birds,
cuckoos, owls, &c., except eagles, falcons, hawks and other birds of the
falconidiE, wild pigeons. Kingfishers, crows, ravens, waxwings \_ricoUets],
shrikes, jays, magpies, sparrows and starlings, from -st March to 1st Sept.
9. To take nests or eggs of wild birds, at any time of the year.
N. B.— Fm? of $2 to $IJD, oi* imprisonm?nt in default of piym^at. [No
person wlio is not dom:.;ileJ in the Province of Qiieb?j, n jr in that of
Ontario, can, at any time, hunt in this Prtvince without bavin » previously
obtain'-' 1 a license to that effect frojn the Cjiuiniisioner of Crowu L.x-.xl^.
Such pern)it is hot transferable].
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^w ST^TE OF MAINE.
Fishing. — For laud-locked salmon, trout and tongue, October 1st to
May 1st, excepting on St. Croix, and tributaries and waters in Kennebec
county, September 15th to May 1st ; also on certain streams around Ran-
geley Lakes, from July Ist to May 1st. Citizens of the State, however,
may fish for and convey to their homes during February, March, and April,
excepting on the Rangeley Lakes. For black bass and white perch, April
Ist to July 1st. None of fish named to be taken at any time, except in
ordinary mode of angling with single baited hook or artificial flies. For
salmon, from July 15th to April 1st, but may be taken with single bated
hook, or artificial flies, from April Ist to September 15th. Land-locked
. salmon and trout not to l>e transported except in possession of the owner,
, and not more than fifty pounds of both togetlier to l>e allowed by any person.
Hunting. — For Moose, deer, or caribou, January 1st to October let.
For deer on Mt. Desert Island, Janimry 1st tu November 1st, and no person
is allowed to have in his possession between October 1st and January 1st
more than one moose, two caribou and three deer. For mink, beaver,
sable, otter, fisher or muskrat. May 1-t to Oct<:>ber 15th. For wood duck,
black duck, dusky duck, sea duck. May 1st to SeptemVjer 1st, except on
sea coast. For rufl^ed grouse, partridge, or wood cock, December 1st to
, September 1st, and cannot be transported out of the State at any season.
For quail, pinnated grouse, commonly called prairie chicken, January Ist
' to September 1st. For plover, May 1st to August li^t, and it is unlawful to
kill or transport larks, robins, swallows, sparrows or orioles or other insec-
tivorous birds, crows and hawks excepted, at any time. Sunday is a close
time for all irame and birds.
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STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Fishing. — Land-locked salmon, 1. anil br. trout, Oct. 1st to April 30th
[fishing for 1. trout, with a single hook and line permitted from Jan. to
April inclusive] ; pike, perch and white perch. May I -^t to June ?Mh ; h. b.,
May 1st to June 14th ; maskinonge, pike, pickerel and grayling, April 1st
to May 30th. Young salmon, known as parr, smofts, or grilse when
caught must be returned to the water. Fishing is prohibited within 400
yards of any fishway, and brook trout less than 4 in., and striped ba^s less
than 10 in. in length mu«t not be caught. Fishing is prohibited in the
Pemigawa«sit river in the vicinity of the State Hatching House in
Holdernesp.
HuNTiXG. — Sand pipers, duck an 1 rail, Feby. 1st to Aug. 1st; ruflfed
f rouse, partridges, quail, Jan. 1st to Sepi. 1st. It is forbidden to kill any
ird on private lands at any «ea=ion, if notice is posted to this effect. Deer,
moo?e, caribou, Dec. 1-t tu Sept. 1st.
STATE OF VERMONT.
FisiiiN'o. — Trout, land-locked salmtn, trout or •'•' longe " [the latter is
the local name for salmon or lake trout], Sept. 1st to April 30th ; b. b., Feb.
let to June 14th; bass under 10 in. must be returned to the water. Wall-
eyed pike [pike perch], pike and pickerel, Feb.-lst to June 14.
HuxTixG.— Mink, beaver, fisher or otter, April 1st to November 1st;
woodcock, partridge, Feb. 1-^t to Sept. 1st; but at no time may they be
sent out of the State for traffic or gain. Wild geese or ducks, ^lay 1st to
Sept. 1st, but prohibited at any time by means of a net snare or dog. The
killing of domestic birds, such as robins, blue-birds, etc., is prohibited
under any circumstances. Tlie law does not prohibit taking or killing
wild deer in this State. ., .;
STATE OF MTCniGAy.
FisHiXG. — Black, strawberry, green or white ba^s, nfa-calonge, 1st
March to loth June ; whitefi^h, 20th Nov. to 1st April ; truut, from Sept.
Ist to April 30th ; grayling, from Nov. 1st to May 31st ; minnows may oe
caught for bait onfy ; spearing iluring March, K]>vi\ anil May, prohihited
in any of the waters of the State, except Lakes Michigan, Superior, Huron,
St. Ciair, Erie ami Saginaw Bay.
Hunting. — Partri<lge, "nipe, woodcock, ducks and <.thiT wild water
fowl, from Jan. 1st to Aug. 31st ; prairie chickens, Jun. 1st to Sept. 30th ;
quail, Jan. 1st to Oct. 31st ; < leer [upper Peninsnlar], Nov. 1.5th to Sept.
30th; lower Peninsular, Dec. 1st to Oct. 31st. The use of •log'* to hunt
deer prohibited, or to kill any deer when in its red coat, or any fawn when
in its spotted coat. Robin^, niirlit hawlc, finch. whip-p<)i>rwill, the rush,
lark, cnerry bird, swallovv, yellmv bird, blue bird, brown thruslier, wren,
martin, oriole, wo<jd[x'cker, bubulink, (»r any song bird protected all the
vear rountl.
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BEST ROUTES TO THE FAVORITE GROUNJJS.
Androscoggin Lakes.
Fhom Nrw York. — By any of the Soni)d Steamer or railroad lines to Boston,
Boston Jt Maine R.R. to Boston, and (Srand Trunk Ry. to Bryant's Pond or l^thel,
where connection is made with the various Stage and Steamer lines for all parlsof
the Lakes.
Also via Worcester to Portland, making connection with Grand Trunk Rail-
way, Ac.
From Boston.— By Steamer, or Boston k Maine R.R. to Portland, and thence
same aa above.
Through cars from Boston to Bethel, kc.
Lake St. John Territory.
From New York. — By New York Central ard Delavaie and Hudson Ry's., or by
New York Central, or New York, New Haven and Hartford and Central Vermont
routes to Montreal, Grand Trunk Railway or Richelieu k Ontario Navigation Co.,
to Quebec, and Quebec and Lake St. Jo Im Ry., ihence to destination.
Also by Sound Steamers or Railroad lines to Boston or Worcester, Boston k
Maine R R. to Portland, Grand Trunk Ry. to Quebec, and Quebec and Lake St.
John Ry.
Additional routes through White Mountain to Groveton or Sherbrooke, and
thence by Grand Trunk Ry. to Quebec.
From Boston.— By Steamer or Boston & Maine R.R. to Portland, and Grand
Trunk Rv. to Quebec, or Boston, k Lowell and Central Vermont R.R. to Montreal
and Grand Trunk Ry., or Richelieu k OntHrio Nav. Co. to Quebec.
From Canada.— By Grand Trunk Ry. to Quebec, with optional privileges on
Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Co.'s Steamers between Toronto and Quebec,
if desired.
Hotels. — An elegant new hotel — the Hotel Rcbtrval— has just be c(m|ileted
at Roberval, Lake St. John, and is ready for the reception of guests— of which
it will accommodate one hundred. A hotel is now completed at Chambord Junc-
tion, Lake St. John — thirteen miles east ot Roberval ; and another at Lake Ed-
ward, to accommodate fifty guests. At St. Raymond there are several country
hotels; and at Lake St. Joseph there is a hotel— the Lake Vievp Houge — beauti-
fully situated on the shore of that lake, with rooms for sixty guests- In the vil-
lages around Lake St John a moderate uumb«r of visitors will find accommodation
among the country people.
To Spoutsmrn — The region now opened up by this railway affords, probably »
the best sporting ground in America. In all the lakes and rivers, innumerable,
touched by the road, fish of all kinds abound. Fork-tailed trout have been
caught weighing up to thirty-two pounds, and speckled trout weighing eight
pounds. Bass, Dore, Whitefish, Pike and Perch are also abundant, and of very
Best Routes to the Favorite Grounds.
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large size. But the finest fish of all is the renowned land-locked salmon of Lake
Rt. John, called by the Indians "Ouinaniche," ofthr Fresh Water Salmon.
This beautiful fish, which resembles the salmon in every respect, weighs from
four to fourteen pounds. It is said by sportsmen to be quite as gamey as the
salmon, taking the salmon fly greedily, and is believed to exist only in Lake St.
John. It is to be found in nil narts of that lake, but princioally in the River
Peribonca, and at the Granrl Disriinrge. The trout of Lake Edward are of very
fine quality, very large, and having a dark red flesh which makes them a delicious
fish for the table-
Muskoka Lake Region,
Prom Nrw York State, Pbvnsylvania, Ac— By the various Railroad routes to
Suspension Bridcje (Niagara Falls), and thence by Grand Trunk Railway to Graven-
hurst, Muskoka, & Georgian Bay Navigation Co., to the various ports on the Lake,
or from Niagara Falls to Toronto by Steamer, and thence by Grand Trunk Rail-
way, Ac.
Prom Miofiioav, Ivdivna, &o. — By any route to Detroit or Port Huron, Grand
Trunk Ry. to Gravenhurst, and Muskoka and Georgian Bay Navigation line to.
destination.
Prom Cavada. — By Grarrl Trunk Ry. to Gravenhurst, and thence as above.
Thousands of devotees of rod and reel are uiiawnre of the splei did fishing
which c\n be had in the r-^gio h n-^rih of Lake Ontario and east of Georgian Bay,
everywhere travfirsod by the Grvnd Trunk Railway of Canada. Simcoe, Oouclii-
ching, Muskoka, Ah-mic, Storey, Nipissing and many other lakes lie upon this route,
each noted for snort, first-class both as regards abundance and variety of fish in
the streams. The Severn, Muskoka, .Muganetawan, Frencli, and other rivers
drain an irn-n'^nse territory, and as thn country is only partially cleared and set-
tled, every reach of water is alive with br()ok trout, white bass, pike, perch, nins-
calonge and other kinds are found in great plenty. Cliarges at hotels and for
guides are cheap, and attention is given to spcirtsmen. The writer of this, in a
single day, cui^ht in tha Mi? lU'tv vii River, the last week in July this year
ninety-seven trout in a single afterioon, the largest of which tipped the scales at
2\ pounds. There were then no bla'^k flies or moscpiitoes, and poisonous sntikes
are unknown. Partridges and quail arealraost as thick as blackbird.-^ in aswarap,
while deer and bear abound, and be iver, fo.^, and otlier fur-bearing animals are
plenty.
The Grand Trunk railway fur.iishes every accommodation to tliose sportsmen
who pass over it. Conductors and trainmen are diligent and obliging, and
tak»n all in all, a trip to the portion of Canada referred to can bedepended upon
to furnish solid enjoymsnt for each day of twenty-four hours. The heat of sum-
mer has no terrors when, as there, frost killed potato vines to the groimd on the
13th of July? — The American Angler.
Parry Sound Region.
The route to this territory is nearly the same as to the M.iskoka Lakes, except
that passengers take the train to either Penetang or Midland to join the steamers
of th« Muskoka and Georgian Bay Navigation Company, or to Collingwood for
Steamers of th? Great Northern Transit Uo.
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Best Routes to the Favorite Grounds.
Lake of Bays (Muskoka).
This interesting place is now rapidly coming into prorainence, situated as it is
in the heart of the bunting grounds of Muskoka. It is reached bj Grand Trunk
Railway from any point to Hiintsville, thence by steamer over the beautiful
waters of Fairy and Peninsular Liikea to the Fraser House (Giassmere, P.O.)-
Here a small portage occurs by Omnibus or Team, to connect with the Lake of
Bays Steamer. The Port Julian House (Baysville, P.O.), McCutcheon House,
Maple Valley (Dwight, P. 0.), The Jelley House, Norfolk House, Baysville,
Goldie House, Dwight, &c,,ofler ample accommodation to Tourists. Anglers will
find this a veritable paradise, and can safely be promised an abundance of
specklid trout as the result of their eflforts. All information about this delight-
ful and romantic r<*gion will gladly be furnished by Captain G. F. March, Bays-
ville, Ontario, who invites correspondence from those who desire to visit this
favored locality.
Summer Resorts.
An interesting guide book under this title is published by the Grand Trunk
Railway, containing descriptive matter and a list of fares and routes for a series
of Summer Tours. It can be obtained from the agents of the Company or on,
application to the General Passenger Agent, Montreal, P.Q.
Through cars, also Pullman and Wagner coaches, are run between leading
points (Boston, Portland, Quebec, Montreal, . Toronto, Niagara Falls, Detroit
Chicago, &c.), and particulars will be advertised during the summer, or may be
•obtained fn.m any of the Company's agents.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS' NAMES.
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Avis k Co., Toronto
BHiraojal llotel. Montreal
Blacbfoid H. & C. Toronto
Bojd T. W'., & .Son, Montreal
Bryce J. Fnist-r, Toronto
Canada Jihippitv Co . Montreal......
Clendinnirg vV. H , Toionio
Clow W , Turontu
Copland Brewing Co., Toronto
Costen T., & Co . Motitnal
Crott Wm., & Sous, Toioiito
Dominion Line Boval Mail Steam-
ships. Inaidi' front Cover.
Ferris & Ct)., Hamilton, Ont
Eraser, V'iger & Co , Montreal
Globe Printing Co.. Toronto
Gnrd Clias., &Co., Montreal
Heintzman & Co., Toronto
Hodson H. P., Toronto
fiolman John, Toronto
Hovendeu K. J , Toronto
Kent Bros, Toronto
King <k Co., Toronto
Labatt Jolm, London, Ont
Leckie J., Toronto
Lion Life Assurance, Toronto .
McBride Alex., St Tliou.as, U
McCansland Jos., A: Son, Toronto..
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Montreal Ste.m Laundry Co., Mon-
treal 72
O'Neil J. F., Woodstock, Ontario... 41
Pike D., Toronto 53
(Quebec & Lake St. John Ry., Que-
bec 03
Q'lebec Steamship Co., Quebec 68
Queen's Hotel. Toronto 5
Katiray J., & Co., Montreal 71
Rogers Jns. H., Toronto 21
Ross Geo. D.,<k Co., Montreal 2
Sewi-ll Bros.. Hamilton, Ont 89
Seymour & Co., Montreal '.... 45
Smith A. S., Hamilton, Ont 42
Sonne Tlios., .Montreal 71
Spies Geo. V , Toronto .^.... 27
St. Louis Hotel, Quebec 68
Tingley, Stewart ilc Co., Toronto... 42
Walters Adam, Quebec 67
Wheaton & Co., Toronto 46
White Star Line, Toronto. Inside
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Wilson Chas., Montreal 1
Windsor Hot'-l Ticket Agency.Mon-
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SALOON PASSAGE :
From \m YOllK, mm, mm ana $100.01).
'' LIVEIIPOOL, 12, 15, 10 and 22 (iuineas,
According to positio.i of berth and number in stateroom, all having
equal privileges in the Saloon.
Cliililt'cu under 13, Halt-farii ; under 3, Free. Kxcur-
sion Tickets on iUvorable terms.
Berths can be secured in advance of sailinj^ tliron^^h
^v of tlie Company's ag:ents, or l>y forwardiiijj^ a deiiosit
of £5, or $35, to tlie Company's Oftices.
T. W. JONES, J. BRUCE ISMAY, Agent,
49 Yonge St., Toroato. 41 Broadway, New York,
MESSUS. ISMAY, IMKIE & CO.,
31 Leadenhall St., Ldndss, E. C. 10 Water St., Liyerpjol.
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