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Walleye & Bass Fishing in the Township of Nipissing

Framing the stunning South Bay of Lake Nipissing, the Township of Nipissing Township is proud to be home to one of Ontario’s top ten walleye and bass destinations. South Bay offers one of the largest protected fishing areas on the lake an angler’s paradise where calm waters, abundant structure, and thriving fish populations create the perfect conditions for unforgettable days on the water.

Explore a landscape carved by nature: countless islands, sheltered coves, rocky shoals, and deep drop-offs that attract trophy walleye and hard-fighting bass. And when the rods are put away, you’ll witness sunsets over South Bay that are nothing short of spectacular painted skies reflected across pristine, peaceful waters.

Fish Bay Wetland

At the heart of this thriving fishery lies Fish Bay, home to a large designated wetland that supports a vibrant ecosystem and provides essential spawning and feeding grounds. This protected habitat helps ensure healthy fish populations for generations to come.

Visitors from around the world are drawn here not only for exceptional fishing, but also for the area’s clean waters, breathtaking scenery, and deep historical roots within Ontario.

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Make It Your Tradition

Whether you’re chasing a trophy muskie, planning a classic Canadian fish fry with fresh perch or walleye, exploring historic landmarks, or simply unwinding in the quiet serenity of cottage country, the Township of Nipissing delivers.

Mark it as your next adventure — and discover why so many families return year after year, making South Bay a true four-season tradition.

Visit Our Museum

Step back in time at the Township of Nipissing Museum, located in the village of Nipissing. Built from hand-hewn logs by skilled craftsmen in the late 1800s, the main structure stands as one of the oldest churches in the Diocese of Algoma a remarkable piece of local heritage.

Commanda Heritage Centre

You can also explore the Commanda Heritage Centre, a rare example of late 19th-century Victorian commercial architecture. Once situated along the historic Rousseau–Nipissing settlers’ route, Commanda remains a central gathering place for visitors exploring the region today.