COVID 19 Marina, Boating, Fishing and Hunting Information

We’ve been inundated with inquiries from boaters and anglers inquiring about how Ontario’s state of emergency impacts our business.  

Marinas are only considered essential “to the extent that the marina is necessary to enable individuals to access their primary place of residence” therefore we are closed.  

This includes our boat launch and boat slips.

​We will let you know as soon as we’re able to open serve you. You can sign up at the end of this post to receive email notifications as regulations change.

There is also a lot of misinformation circulating with regards to fishing in Ontario during the state of emergency.  To clear up any confusion, here’s some information we obtained directly from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry:

Can I hunt and fish in Ontario?

✅ At this time fishing and hunting remain open in Ontario. All rules and regulations are in effect. Conservation Officers continue to patrol and protect our natural resources during the COVID-19 outbreak. 

As COVID-19 is an evolving situation, we must all follow the advice of the Chief Medical Officer of Health and act responsibly.

Before you head outside, do the following:

🚫 Check for local restrictions on outdoor areas
↔️ Practice physical distancing – stay 2 metres from other people
❌ Do not gather in groups while fishing, hunting, and hiking

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