LAKE HURON FISHING CLUB
Ensuring Future Generations Will Have Quality Fishing Opportunities
Dedicated to Conservation Since 1983
Thousands of hours of volunteer work are completed each year by Lake Huron Fishing Club’s dedicated Club Members. Their efforts encompass a wide range of impactful initiatives, including operating two fish hatcheries, implementing stream enhancements, facilitating environmental improvements, undertaking projects in schools, actively advocating for the fishing rights of all citizens, and providing valuable assistance to government agencies on various assessments and enforcement matters.
Volunteers Welcome!
The LHFC is always looking for volunteers to assist in our many day to day endeavors. These include School, Trout & Salmon Hatcheries, Derby Committee, Derby Weigh Stations, Kincardine Docks, Computer Skills, Stream Enhancements etc.
The satisfaction of making our fishery better is indescribable, so if you would like to join, we would love to hear from you.
Our Hatcheries
The fish we raise are released along the Lake Huron shoreline and its many tributaries.
KINCARDINE TROUT HATCHERY
Brown Trout & Rainbow Trout
Port Elgin Hatchery
Chinook Salmon
Mini School Hatcheries
Salmon
We love to enjoy, promote and share the sport we love!
The Lake Huron Fishing Club has members from all across Ontario. The majority of the Club’s members come from within the boundaries of Bruce, Grey and Huron counties.
The LHFC has developed productive partnerships with municipalities and businesses in the area. Most recently, we have strengthened our relationship with Bruce Power, who shares the same core values as the Club… to enhance and help Mother Nature as much as possible to preserve our precious resources. Their financial commitment has propelled us into conservation projects on a grand scale.
Community Stories
Check out our latest community stories, and learn about ongoing projects.
Partial Removal of Walkerton’s Truax Dam Completed
Brockton Mayor Chris Peabody says the work done by the Lake Huron Fishing Club and Bruce Power on the project has resulted in a much nicer area for the municipality.
A Great Lake Revival
Denny's Dam History
What do you know about where you are fishing on the Saugeen River? You know there is Denny’s Dam and that there was an old bridge nearby. You especially know know that the fishing is very good. But what else do you know about where you fish?
A Special Mention
“The Ministry of Natural Resources Owen Sound Work Center would like to thank four members of the Lake Huron Fishing Club (LHFC) for their bravery and selfless efforts.
Your ability to react quickly to undertake an emergency rescue at Dennys Dam on August 8, 2024 alongside with first responders, resulted in changing the outcome of an otherwise dire situation for the individual involved.
The Ministry of Natural Resources Owen Sound Work Center would like to formally thank LHFC members Grant McAlpine, Todd Ebby, John Hahn and Linda Hahn.
As well as the LHFC for ensuring the ongoing safe operation of the Denny’s Dam water control structure.”
Fishing is by nature a reflective and meditative activity that forces you to slow down and enjoy your surroundings.
The Lake Huron Fishing Club (LHFC) was founded in 1983 as a not-for-profit organization in the Province of Ontario.