Fly Fishing
Conveniently located 40 minutes north of Toronto, our facilities include:
Rowboats
Docks
A log cabin
Resident brook trout population
Fiesty rainbow trout
Each year, we raise thousands of rainbow trout at our fish-rearing facility. Once they weigh between one and five pounds, these big trout find their way to the Headwaters Trout Ponds.

Fly Fishing is available at the following locations:
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Glen Haffy Conservation Area |
The 2010 fly fishing season runs from April 18 - November. The benefits of being a Glen Haffy Fly Fishers Club member include:
- Access to the private Headwaters Trout Ponds six days per week
- Situated on 600 acres of pristine conservation land at the crossroads of the Oak Ridges Moraine and the Niagara Escarpment
- Hike along nature trails that wind through the forest and the Bruce Trail
- Catch and release all day, then take home your prize fish of the day
- Some of the best bird watching in Southern Ontario
Four ways to register:
- By mail
Glen Haffy Fly Fishers Club
c/o Glen Haffy Conservation Area
P.O. Box 185 Stn. Palgrave
Caledon, Ontario
L7E 3T2 - By fax
(905) 584-0029 - By phone
Glen Haffy (905) 584-2922 - In person
Glen Haffy Conservation Area (park office)
19245 Airport Road
10km north of Caledon EastMembership Fee $485 plus applicable taxes
The Glen Haffy Headwaters Trout Ponds are located at 18620 Centreville Creek Road, north of Finnerty Side Road, in Caledon
If you require any further information, please give us a call at 416-667- 6295 or email us at customerservice@trca.on.ca.

