PHOTOS: One final day of Thames River walleye fishing

Friday marked the final day for fishing enthusiasts to catch walleye in Ontario before a two-month break during their mating season, and the banks of the Thames River were busy.

Mike Hensen

Published Mar 15, 2024 • < 1 minute read

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Adam Mitchell from Kitchener-Waterloo fishes upstream from the Komoka bridge over the Thames River during the final day of walleye season, March 15, 2024. (Mike Hensen/The London Free Press)

Friday marked the final day for fishing enthusiasts to catch walleye in Ontario before a two-month break during their mating season, and the banks of the Thames River were busy. Photos by LFP’s Mike Hensen

Fishing on Thames — Adonis Uka, left, of London brought his two pals, Wes Taylor and Adam Mitchell, to the Thames River at Komoka.

John Hawkins of Sarnia was among a number of anglers lining the bank of the Thames River near Komoka.

Wes Taylor from Kitchener-Waterloo prepares his line.

Fishing in Komoka — Adam Mitchell and Wes Taylor came from Kitchener-Waterloo to try their luck catching walleye.

mhensen@postmedia.com

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