Bass’n the St. Lawrence

    If you like fishing thorny buck brush and standing timber, and
    muddy water, then the 1000 Islands is NOT for you! However, if you
    love to fish pencil reeds, cattails, willow trees, rocky shoals and
    shorelines, docks, lily pads, shallow and deep weed lines, deep
    ledges and shallow spawning flats, we have the crystal clear water
    for you!
    The St. Lawrence is full of largemouth and smallmouth bass that
    receive virtually no pressure. All forms of artificial baits work here
    but the most consistent are soft plastic worms, minnows, tubes
    and frogs. For colour you need the natural shades of melons and
    green pumpkin, along with white. In hard baits you can use
    spinnerbaits, rapalas, and top water for some real excitement.
    All forms of live bait will catch you the bass of the river. Worms,
    minnows, and crawfish are the most common choices. It is not
    uncommon to have 30 fish days here with big fish running 4 to 6
    lbs. I fished bass in the 1000 Islands for 35 years and have never
    had a day without catching bass.
    If you have not fished here for a while you need to come back and
    give it a try. Our smallmouth bass have made a big recovery in the
    river and we are catching some big numbers and big fish once
    again. If you have never been here, you need to experience these
    waters to see why fishermen are coming here from Florida and
    Texas to catch our bass!  
    Tight Lines Doug Amos 1000 Islands Guide Service
St. Lawrence River Fishing
Opening of Pike 1st Sat in May
Opening of Bass 4th Sat in June
We have professional Fishing
Guides on the St. Lawrence
River, Charleston Lake and
Lake Ontario.  Bass, Pike, Trout
or Salmon - just drop us a line  
and we will set you up!!!
FISHING IN 1000 ISLANDS
1000 ISLANDS GUIDE
SERVICE
30 YEARS GUIDING AND NEVER A FISHLESS DAY