Toronto Reservoir Fishing Report -
Species | Rating | Size | Baits, Method, Location |
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channel catfish | good | 2% 11"-16" 24% 16"-24" 50% 24"-28" 24% 28"-36" | Use a worm, stink bait, or shad sides on mud flats and windy shoreline. |
white bass | good | 16% 6"-9" 18% 9"-12" 34% 12"-15" 32% 15"-18" 0% 18"+ | Use plastic jig, imitation shad, or spinner on windy shoreline and trolled on mud flats in evenings. Watch for white bass chasing schools of shad along the shoreline. |
white crappie | good | 32% 5"-8" 7% 8"-10" 42% 10"-12" 17% 12"-15" 2% 15"+ | Use a jig or minnow on windy shoreline. Fish are also on deep brush piles and north side of Duck Island. |
General Comments | |||
Link to USACE reservoir water level: http://www.swt-wc.usace.army.mil/TORO.lakepage.html Size structures are from 2022 October test netting and 2021 May electrofishing for largemouth bass. No bass electrofishing occurred in 2022 due to high water. To view a map of Toronto Reservoir brush piles, copy this file into Google Earth and zoom into the reservoir. Sign up to receive a copy of the Fall River/Toronto District Fisheries Newsletter. For more information about the Fall River/Toronto Fisheries District, click here to access newsletters. |