Orangeville Reservoir, Zone 16, Ontario, Canada

Orangeville Reservoir

Ontario

Where is Orangeville Reservoir?

Orangeville Reservoir (43.9388, -80.0813), located in Zone 16, Ontario, Canada spans 179.4 hectares (approximately 443 acres or 1.8 square kilometers).

Which fish can I catch at Orangeville Reservoir?

The most popular species caught here are Northern Pike, Largemouth Bass, and Yellow Perch. Please use your best judgement when determining where you can fish, and make sure you follow local rules and regulations.

What does Orangeville Reservoir have?

No one has left markers on Orangeville Reservoir yet, you can add markers on the map.

No Boat Launches

No Warnings

No Other Markers

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Free Maps (2)

Contour map for Orangeville Reservoir, Ontario

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NTS 50k map for Orangeville Reservoir, Ontario

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Lodging and Camping

We don't have any information on lodging and camping for Orangeville Reservoir.

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pikemaster63

Patience proved out... Great day in the canoe. Topwater fishing = heartattack fishing.... :-)

6 years ago

Kathy13

Ice fishing Jan 19 2020

6 years ago

Steven70

Northern Pike

My son's first ever Northern

7 years ago

kingoffoozball

Hailly's very first Pike caught through the ice at Island Lake in Orangeville, Ontario

8 years ago

Bluegill

Confirmed by hairyfish3 on Orangeville Reservoir

8 years ago

Black Crappie

Confirmed by GForster on Orangeville Reservoir

9 years ago

DanPM

Pike on set rod, quick strike rig, salted smelt

9 years ago

DanPM

Certain parts of the lake are closed off this winter including the east arm east of the first island.

9 years ago

Brook Trout

Confirmed by dft456 on Orangeville Reservoir

10 years ago

rjstewart

Camping!

On the weekend of the Bass Fishing Derby (8th July 2016 this year) you can camp in the park.

10 years ago

rjstewart

Free Access

You can park on the north side at the south end of Hurontario for free. You can also walk in on the trails from Hockley Valley or Highway 10.

10 years ago

rjstewart

Boat Storage

CVC rents space for canoe and kayak sized boats. It's about $110 a year and the paddock is behind the rental building. There is convenient access to the water from the back of the paddock and you may take your boat offsite anytime during business hours (approximately sunrise to sunset 7 days a week). I have a canoe there and often lend it to close friends by telling them the paddock and combination for the lock.

10 years ago