Hill's Lake Fish Culture Station - Englehart | Ontario

Hill’s Lake Fish Culture Station

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Located 23 km west of Englehart off Hwy 560, Hill’s Lake Fish Culture Station is one of the largest hatchery facilities in Ontario.

This station produces eggs, fingerlings and fish for stocking, including brook trout, lake trout, aurora trout, splake and rainbow trout and, depending on the season – pickerel or walleye.

Guided group tours are available by appointment, and visitors are allowed restricted access to parts of the station. The Hill’s Lake Fish Culture Station offers free guided tours from Monday to Friday from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

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