Coho Salmon fishing near Midland, ON
226 documented waters within 300 km, 1 of them with coho salmon as the primary species.
Where they are biting today
- Rocklyn Creek75
- Little Lake (Honey Harbour)75
- Graham Creek72
- Harris Creek72
- Ganaraska River71
- West Duffins Creek70
- Rocklyn Creek68
- Ganaraska River67
- Shelter Valley Creek67
- Tobermory (Bruce Peninsula)62
Fishing coho salmon around Midland
Coho salmon fishing near Midland starts from a well-documented base: 226 documented waters within range of town are confirmed to hold coho salmon, and each one is re-scored every morning from live weather and water-temperature data. The ranking on this page is today's read of the strongest bets, not a static best-of list.
Rocklyn Creek leads today's ranking at a score of 75 (about 68 km from Midland). Little Lake (Honey Harbour) follows at 75 (about 13 km from Midland). Graham Creek, scoring 72, rounds out the current leaders. Each number compresses the day's weather, modelled water temperature at depth and how well those conditions suit coho salmon into one comparable score.
Coho (silver) salmon are smaller and generally more aggressive and acrobatic than chinook, known for hard, sustained runs and repeated jumps once hooked - a big part of why they're a favorite light-tackle target where both species are available. In open water, trolling smaller spoons and flies behind flashers or dodgers, at somewhat shallower depths than typically used for chinook, is standard.
These scores are not season-long ratings. They are rebuilt every morning from fresh weather and water-temperature data, most recently for September 14, 2026, so the best coho salmon water near Midland this week may not be the best one next week.