Fallfish fishing in Canada
Semotilus corporalis
- Documented at
- 515 waters
- Primary species at
- 0 waters
- Ideal water temp
- 20°C
- Active range
- 13–26°C
Best fallfish waters today
Scored for 2026-09-14 from live weather, water temperature and this species’ own thermal range.
- Bear Brook68
- East Castor River68
- Mississippi Lake (Perth)68
- Black Creek68
- Black Creek68
- McCoys Creek68
- Queensborough Creek68
- Queensborough Creek68
- Railway Creek68
- Black River68
How to fish for fallfish
Fallfish are the largest native minnow in the northeast, reaching a foot or more, and are large enough to be a genuine, if minor, light-tackle catch - they'll take small spinners, flies, and worms, and give a decent account on ultralight gear, even if they're not a prized species. They live in clean, cool streams and lakes, where breeding males build large gravel-mound nests. They're also a meaningful forage fish for larger predators. On a location page, fallfish are both an incidental catch for light-tackle anglers and a forage species, and their presence points to reasonably clean, cool water.