Flowing south from Rice Lake, the Trent River is part of the internationally-renowned Trent-Severn Waterway.
Trent River Fishing Facts
The Trent River passes through Hastings, winds its way up to Trent River, then down to Healey Falls and Campbellford.
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Hastings earned the title of Canada's Best Fishing Town years ago.
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To reach Campbellford, the river stretches 29 km (18 mi.) before continuing south through Ferris Provincial Park and Percy Reach.
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Boat launches are conveniently located along the Trent River in Campbellford, Hastings, Percy Boom, and Ferris Provincial Park.
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Docking facilities are located at Old Mill Park in Campbellford (reserve through Trent Hills Chamber of Commerce) or at Hastings Village Marina.
Species of Fish
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bass (large and smallmouth)
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walleye (pickerel)
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muskie (muskellunge)
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panfish including perch, bluegill, sunfish, and crappie
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carp
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pike
Fish Species Found in Northumberland
More Northumberland County Fishing Information
- Explore more fishing in Trent-Severn Trail Towns.
- If you're planning to stay in Northumberland overnight, check out our business directory for places to stay.
- Connect with a Fishing Guide or Charter to get the local perspective.
- Fish responsibly and have fun.
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