Sydney Lake is located in Ontario's Trophy Waters special conservation area. This is the area west of the Manitoba Border, North of the English River and into the southern section of Woodland Caribou Park. The Trophy Waters have the most trophy fish caught in Ontario per angler. Remoteness, Natural lake structures and decades of careful fisheries conservation policies, including the policy that all trophy fish be returned to the waters alive have kept the fishing here amongst the best to be found.
In Ontario's Trophy Waters a Trophy Walleye is measured as one that has been caught and released alive that is 27 inches or more. When trophy walleye fishing it is best to keep your bait from one to three feet off of the bottom, the large walleye are not as active right on the bottom as the small and medium sized ones.
A Trophy Pike is one that is greater than 38 inches. Remember that for it to be considered a Trophy Northern Pike in Ontario's Trophy Waters it must be released alive. A main factor in keeping a trophy fish alive is the time that it has spent out of the water. Take a few pictures quick but remember time is critical, and even more critical for large fish.
A Trophy Trout is one that measures more than 32 inches. Trophy Lake Trout Fishing is a blast, these monsters are the heavyweights. The Sydney Lake record lake trout weighed in at 63 lbs. Lake Trout have soft mouths and usually strike twice. So wait for the second hit and don't set the hook too hard.
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