Fishing Island Tours

The Fishing Islands are an archipegalo 70+ dolomite islands in Lake Huron located within a few kilometres of the low-lying flat shores of the Bruce Peninsula. Originally known as the Ghegheto Islands, a form of an Ojibway word meaning “plenty of fish,” the islands have also been known as the Fishing Islands, the Saugeen Islands and the Oliphant Islands.
The Fishing Islands run along a section of Lake Huron’s shoreline known as the “Huron Fringe.” It is a popular summer playground characterized by sand beaches and warm, clear waters. Shoreline fens, a category of wetlands, provide unique habitat for rare orchids and unique wildlife.
The Fishing Islands provide unparalleled natural beauty. Their rocky formations contain numerous bird nesting colonies and a number of shipwrecks are testament to the area’s rich history. The shelter they provide from the westerly winds of Lake Huron make them a popular destination of paddlers looking for a safe routes.

WELCOME FISHING ISLAND BOAT TOURS THE FISHING ISLANDS HISTORY TOUR INFORMATION OLIPHANT MARINA TOUR LITTLE RED BAY TOUR PHONE & CONTACTS TOUR BOATS CHARTERS DEPARTURES TOUR PRICES SHIPWRECKS SUNSETS WILDLIFE LOCAL FLORA LOCAL PICTURES SAFETY INFORMATION WEATHER INFORMATION MAPS & DIRECTIONS SEARCH & WEB LINKS	THE FISHING ISLANDS
	ARE LOCATED AT THE SOUTH WEST END OF THE BEAUTIFUL
	BRUCE PENINSULA IN OLIPHANT, ONTARIO, CANADA
	The Fishing Islands are an archipegalo 70+ dolomite islands in Lake Huron located within a few kilometres of the low-lying flat shores of the Bruce Peninsula. Originally known as the Ghegheto Islands, a form of an Ojibway word meaning “plenty of fish,” the islands have also been known as the Fishing Islands, the Saugeen Islands and the Oliphant Islands. The Fishing Islands run along a section of Lake Huron’s shoreline known as the “Huron Fringe.” It is a popular summer playground characterized by sand beaches and warm, clear waters. Shoreline fens, a category of wetlands, provide unique habitat for rare orchids and unique wildlife. The Fishing Islands provide unparalleled natural beauty. Their rocky formations contain numerous bird nesting colonies and a number of shipwrecks are testament to the area’s rich history. The shelter they provide from the westerly winds of Lake Huron make them a popular destination of paddlers looking for a safe routes.
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THE FISHING ISLANDS

THE FISHING ISLANDS